Celtic blasted for Dubai 'jolly' by former St Mirren chairman as he fires SPFL 'blind eye' poser

Peter Andre claimed he doesn't "deserve this" as his teenage daughter Princess jokingly slapped him in the face.The singer shared a video to his 1.7million Instagram followers of his 14-year-old daughter walking through their lavish home before panning up and slapping the star in the face.The 48-year-old star could be seen playing with his two youngest children Amelia, eight, and Theodore, five, whom he shares with wife Emily MacDonagh.Peter looked shocked as he was hit in the face before the video came to an abrupt end.He penned alongside the clip: "I don't deserve this....," and tagged his eldest daughter Princess whom he shares her and son Junior, 16, with former glamour model and ex-wife Katie Price. However, it is not the first cheeky prank Peter has faced from his teenager this week, as Princess took to Snapchat to document her dad on Tuesday.Peter could be seen wearing a white dressing robe looking rather unimpressed about being filmed so early in the day.

A pleasant development. Prince Charles is thrilled that Queen Elizabeth II confirmed her hopes for Duchess Camilla‘s future title, an insider exclusively reveals in the new issue of Us Weekly.

Actor and activist Cara Delevingne will play a daredevil climber in The Climb, which follows six ordinary women who, as part of Greenpeace-led protest action against Shell Oil’s plans to drill in the Arctic, scale the tallest building in Europe, London’s Shard.

Holly Willoughby teased her This Morning co-host Phillip Schofield that they would "work up to licking" each other as she welcomed him back to the show.Phillip returned to screens today after being forced to take time off when he tested positive for Covid-19 just over a week ago.He was finally given the green light to return to work yesterday after testing negative for the virus over two consecutive days.Delighted to be back beside her co-star and friend Holly couldn't contain her excitement as she opened the show by saying: "Look who's back!"Phil then cheekily teased Holly about how he's no longer a threat to her as he has developed some immunity to Covid - so she could lick his face without fear.He said: "You realise I am now fully antibodied up? You could lick my face," Holly giggled as she responded: "I know I actually could."But hinting that it may land them in trouble with show producers she added: "I'd be scared someone might come in and pull us apart or something... you're now like, this is it."Phillip replied: "I'm bulletproof for 90 days, allegedly."Holly proceeded to playfully touch and slap Phil over his arms breaking their no contact rule for the first time.She then joked that she would be getting a telling off from their bosses as she quipped: "I'll do that, that's my beginning bit.

family claims that their chicken had ruffled a few feathers at the Pentagon after a CCTV camera at the top-secret US base caught the chicken on camera.The chicken, who owner Jessica Ark says is named "Baby," had been missing since October and was caught on camera on January 31. Speaking to The US Sun, the Hawaii-based chicken owner says the missing bird "had the personality and mood" to run away.

Leicestershire Live reports. Locations where people have noticed the pong tend to be around the north east of the town, the title added.The administrator of Spotted: Melton Mowbray said in a post on Monday that the local environmental health officers had been made aware of the smells but needed more information to help pin down the source.The post stated: "Hi everyone, this strong smell of onions I’ve previously posted about has become a daily thing now."I know no one wants to take the time to report it to the council but if you have smelt it could you please post below the location where you have smelt it and I can pass this on to the council."I’m in touch with environmental health to get the problem sorted.

coronavirus jab. After 14 years working as a carer, Louise described the moment she broke down in tears when her contract was terminated due to government requirements.She also expressed that she refused the vaccine as she didn't "trust" it as it was "so new".Explaining the situation to the presenters, Louise said: "I also took an antibody test that came back saying I had the antibodies."So my argument was, if I have these antibodies and if I am testing every day, wearing my PPE, following all the infection controls, how am I putting anybody at risk?She added: "I didn’t see myself as a bigger threat.

Manchester United, Tottenham and at times Arsenal have all struggled to find consistent form. But West Ham have failed to add the additional firepower and defensive cover they needed to take advantage and really shoot for the Champions League.Because make no mistake, that is where Bowen and Rice want to be playing.Of course, the Hammers have another route into European football's top club competition via the Europa League.But the squad is stretched, and as Rice pointed out after their narrow 1-0 win at home to Watford, it's being carried by Bowen.Rice said: "Without his goals we’d be struggling.

snowiest period of the cold snap is expected sooner rather than later. Jim Dale, a Senior British Weather Services meteorologist said to the Express that northern parts of the UK could experience two to three centimetres of snow and mountainous areas as much as 10cm.

Rangers last month when he headed narrowly over the bar against Kilmarnock as the Saints hunted an equaliser last Saturday. Thankfully for him Killie keeper Danny Rogers spared his blushes with a late blunder that saw St Mirren escape Rugby Park with a point.

Jim Goodwin insists Saints’ late draw with Kilmarnock left him with a winning feeling. The Buddies were below par at Rugby Park but escaped Ayrshire with a point thanks to Killie keeper Danny Rogers’ last minute blunder.

Scotland international Eamonn Brophy.The Buddies have pushed the boat out to line up a move to get the Kilmarnock striker in a deal come the summer.St Mirren have come up trumps and have financially beaten Aberdeen, Hearts, Hibs and St Johnstone.The Paisley club have come up with big-money and the offer of a three year contract after Saints boss Jim Goodwin persuaded his board to dig deep to land the 24-year-old.Aberdeen, Hibs, St Johnstone and Hearts all made offers but all came up short of what the Buddies tabled.Brophy could have waited to see his options, including English clubs Barnsley and Luton Town but the offer from St Mirren was just too good to turn down.He was in Paisley on Monday night for his medical and to put pen to

Jim Goodwin revealed his relief that defender Richard Tait looks to have not suffered any serious repercussions from his clash with Killie keeper Danny Rogers. The St Mirren full-back was forced off in the first half after the goalie clattered into him while clearing a cross, with the 31-year-old requiring lengthy treatment on the frosty pitch.

St Mirren ’s frosty clash with Kilmarnock go ahead. Saturday’s match was touch and go, with the defrosting artificial surface at Rugby Park narrowly passed as playable after a midday inspection despite the mercury hardly rising above freezing in Ayrshire all afternoon.Mason revealed his team-mates were concerned about falling on the rock-hard surface in a game which saw the Buddies eventually seal a late 1-1 draw thanks to ex-Saints keeper Danny Rogers’ howler.

St Mirren ’s day until Danny Rogers’ late lapse. The Buddies boss is adamant his troops were worthy of their Rugby Park point after an improved second-half show.Goodwin ’s team needed the error from Rogers - who was judged to have carried the ball over his own goal line after claiming a cross - to secure the Premiership draw following Danny Whitehall's opener.

St Mirren failed to make the most of the key moments in their loss to Rangers. The Buddies were hoping to make it back-to-back wins after beating Ross County on Boxing Day.

Rangers but Steven Gerrard's team know they can only afford to take things one game at a time. There may be a defining Old Firm encounter looming on the horizon but first up for the Ibrox side is a trip to St Mirren as they look to take their winning momentum into the weekend.

St Mirren unscathed. Steven Gerrard 's side hold a 16 point lead at the top of the Premiership, albeit having played three games more than Celtic.

Rangers earlier this month. Now the Buddies boss is hoping to guide his side to a second victory over the Ibrox club when Steven Gerrard’s men return to Paisley this afternoon.

Jim Goodwin has called on referees to be "brave" when assessing penalty shouts against Rangers. Steven Gerrard 's side have yet to have a spot kick given against them in the Premiership this season, the only team not to concede a penalty.

Jim Goodwin finally accepted something was wrong. The St Mirren boss suffered a fractured skull in 2006 in a season-opener between Scunthorpe and Bristol City after clashing heads with Liam Fontaine.