Chris Sutton fires Celtic complacency warning as he shuts down Robbie Savage's confident title claim

Reegan Mimnaugh was the goal hero for Hamilton as they eased into the quarter-finals of the SPFL Trust Trophy, but the midfielder reckoned two teenagers were the standout players in the win over Inverness.

A brave six-year-old boy undergoing rigorous treatment for an aggressive brain tumour was the guest of honour at a major Santa Dash this weekend.

Traffic on the M25 came to a halt after a large amount of snowfall which led to 'multiple accidents', leaving motorists in a panic as they were trapped overnight in their cars. The dangerous weather conditions resulted in absolute 'carnage' on the motorway with severe delays in both directions, mostly between junction 23 and junction 28.

A desperate search has been launched to find a man who vanished from a Scots nightclub at the weekend.

Opportunist car thieves are targeting idle motors being left to defrost across South Lanarkshire.

Denise Welch is one of many celebrities who has shared their thoughts about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's controversial documentary.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex released the first three episodes of their series last Thursday and three more will be shared on Netflix this week.On the day of its release, 64-year-old Denise hit out at those slamming the couple.She wrote: "The vile responses to the H & M documentary show that they are much better in the US and did the right thing for them."The nastiness directed towards them is terrifying."The Loose Women panellist went on to point out royal scandals that have occured over the years, insisting Harry stepping back is nowhere near as bad.Lottie Moss gets new 'lover' face tattoo on drunken nightDenise has been a supporter of the pair ever since they left the Royal Family in 2020.In the documentary, the couple discuss their reasoning behind the move as well as press intrusion, racism and their relationship.They currently live in America with their two children, Archie, three, and Lilibet, one. Back in August, Denise backed Meghan after she claimed the N-word was used towards her children. Speaking on the Loose Women panel, she said: "I do seem to be in the minority, I think that Meghan Markle can do nothing right and hasn’t been able to since the beginning."To live in a world where she is denigrated so badly everyday, even when she was suffering incredibly mental health issues with a child, I don’t know how she survives sometimes."Her comments prompted her co-star Jane Moore to chime in: "You can’t say I want privacy but then she’s inviting the journalists into her life.""She wants privacy from unwanted attention," Denise responded, passionately. Piers Morgan hits back as

Carl Starfelt insists the Celtic squad won’t risk the wrath of boss Ange Postecoglou by taking their foot off the gas in the Premiership.

Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou was gutted to draw a blank against Everton but the he was delighted his side were back to their old selves, writes Michael Gannon in Sydney.

Ange Postecoglou has opened up on his behind the scenes relationship with Celtic super fan Sir Rod Stewart after the rocker admitted to sending the boss boxes of wine.

Celtic believe double-winning boss Ange Postecoglou will knock back any advances from Land of the Rising Sun.

Rod Stewart has revealed that he sends Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou a special gift every time his team defeats rivals Rangers.

Celtic were made to work for their win over Ross County but substitute Jota played his part in helping the team move nine points clear of Rangers at the top.

Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou has been inducted into the Australian FA's Hall of Fame ahead of his return to his homeland later this month.

Ange Postecoglou has warned VAR had better be water-tight when the season reaches a critical juncture.

Aaron Mooy has credited Celtic's European adventures and superb domestic form as the reasons for his call-up to the Australian national team for the World Cup in Qatar.

Chris Sutton has labelled VAR a 'circus' that will continue to spiral on - with the Celtic legend also branding the referees in the SPFL as 'amateur' after another week of dubious decisions.

Ange Postecoglou wants VAR to stop becoming the “star of the show” following another week of technology controversy as he responded to the fact the relevant camera was pointing the WRONG way at Jota’s disallowed goal.

Celtic first team coach Harry Kewell has outlined the importance of the Sydney Super Cup with the Hoops set to jet out to Australia for the four-team friendly tournament when the domestic season takes a break for the World Cup. And he also tells the tale of a moment that wowed him when he first walked through the doors at Parkhead.

Celtic legend Martin O'Neill has revealed his family were ordered out of their hotel before an Old Firm derby in 2000 - because they'd accidentally booked a stay in Rangers' usual base.