Clyde David Goodwillie signing prompts 'rethink' by council bosses, with veiled stadium threat

@InsideJigsaw I was told by staff yesterday in one of your stores that they are discouraged from having clothes larger than a size 12 on the rails and that if people want to try larger sizes than that the staff have to go downstairs and fetch them - why is this?!Jigsaw was quick to respond, with a spokesperson stating that “due to the size of our range, we don’t always display all sizes in all styles on the shop floor. That is not to say we only put smaller sizes on the shop floor, far from it.

– Ruby, HertsI read and reread your letter and I finally realised what it is that slightly bothers me about it. Your concerns are all about control, aren’t they? Your father-in-law’s attempts to control your daughter’s education choices. The possibility (no more than that) that he may in some way be involved in this new contact between the sisters.

KERRY Katona has weighed in on Katie Price's mega breasts saying "they're not my cup of tea". Katie, 43, showed off her super-big boobs on holiday in Thailand in The Sun's exclusive pictures and has now come under fire from her pal for going under the knife again.

SALLY Morgan has revealed she's having a facelift and liposuction after losing sixteen stone. The TV psychic, 70, weighed 27 stone at her heaviest and underwent a gastric bypass in 2009.

Serena Williams is "so ready to go home" after an eventful Sunday at the Oscars in Los Angeles.MORE: Serena Williams breaks silence on Will Smith and Chris Rock on stage Oscars altercationThe tennis star took to her Stories exactly an hour after Will Smith publicly apologised to Chris Rock after slapping him at the Academy Awards and judging by the video Serena posted, she is ready to put it all behind her.WATCH: Serena Williams takes to Instagram following Will Smith's apologyThe star posted an fifteen-second clip showing her inside a private plane as she told her fans: "And that is a wrap, I am SO ready to go home, and… [breathes in and out]."SEE: Celebrities react to Will Smith's shocking Chris Rock altercationRELATED: Will Smith's fans convinced attack on Chris Rock was 'staged' after actor predicted 'chaos' hours earlierHer video came just 58 minutes after Will posted a lengthy statement on his Instagram explaining why he had been deeply hurt by Chris' jokes before apologising to him, the Williams family and his King Richard family. Serena and her husband Alexis Ohanian attended the Vanity Fair party together following the Oscars"Violence in all of its forms is poisonous and destructive," he wrote.

Naman Ramachandran British-Indian actor Arjun Mathur, 2020 International Emmy best actor nominee for Amazon Prime Video India series “Made In Heaven,” has signed with the U.K.’s United Agents for international representation. Mathur has wrapped the U.K. schedule of Indian dark comedy “Lord Curzon Ki Haveli” and is in the process of completing season 2 of “Made in Heaven.” After that he will shift focus to his international career, where his credits include acclaimed Channel 4 series “Indian Summers.” “They [United Agents] sat me down and spoke to me the other day, and they were like, ‘We need you to not take some work in India for some time, and we understand how that can make you insecure, and it might be hard financially.'” Mathur tells Variety.

Emilio Mayorga “Son,” “Cosas de chicos,” “Votamos” and “36” are among eight shorts at this year’s Madrid en Corto, an increasingly key Spanish platform for new talent now in huge demand in a platform age.Recent past editions have included Carlota Pereda’s original “Cerdita,” whose feature version dazzled at January’s Sundance, and shorts from Alauda Ruiz de Azúa, director of Berlin Panorama player “Lullaby,” which swept the Málaga Film Festival on Saturday night, and Javier Marco whose “Josephine” proved a prominent feature debut at September’s San Sebastián. In all, over its 18 editions, titles in Madrid en Corto’s distribution catalog have earned 32 nominations for Spanish Academy Goya Awards. This year, the Goya fiction short winner (Verónica Echegui’s “Totem Loba”) doc short laureate (“Mama”) and “The Monkey,” which snagged best animated short, all feature in Madrid en Corto’s catalog.  Women look likely to make much of the running at this year’s edition, organised by ECAM Distribución, the distribution arm of the enterprising Madrid Film School (ECAM), whose Screen-Incubator has fast become one of the key industry development labs in Spain.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentEgyptian filmmaker Amir Ramses, who has tackled controversial social and political themes including pedophilia in works such as “Curfew” and the doc “Jews of Egypt,” has been appointed director of the Cairo Film Festival. The news that Ramses will head Cairo, which is the grande dame of Arab film events, follows shortly after prominent producer Mohamed Hefzy stepped down as Cairo fest president earlier this month.Hefzy was replaced as fest president by veteran Egyptian actor Hussein Fahmy, 81, a local megastar, who is taking over the event’s presidency for the second time after a first term between 1998 to 2001. Ramses, who was previously artistic director of Egypt’s El Gouna Film Festival between 2017 to 2021, is now expected to take on a broader role at Cairo extending beyond artistic director into a general manager position.

A man was rushed to hospital with serious injuries following an assault in Greenock, police have confirmed.

Queen has been pictured heading towards Prince Philip's memorial service with Prince Andrew amid rumours that she may cancel due to having mobility problems. Members of the Royal Family, more than 30 foreign royals, the Duke’s wider family and friends, and 500 representatives from his patronages and charities have gathered at Westminster Abbey to celebrate his life. The thanksgiving service was cut down to a relatively brief 50 minutes and has been described as a "tightly managed no thrills affair".

Only Fools and Horses has revealed his mother has died from covid. Douglas Hodge, who played the grown-up Damian Trotter in a BBC special in 1996, took to Twitter to announce the sad news and shared a touching picture of him kissing his mum on the forehead.

Strictly Come Dancing spin-off It Takes Two, a role she retained until 2021, and went on to become the presenter for The Radio 2 Breakfast Show in 2019. It hasn’t all been fun and games, however, as Zoe tragically lost her stepdad Rick to Motor Neurone Disease.The star was chatting to Gabby Logan on her radio show about the BBC Sports Personality of the Year Awards when it came up, explaining: “Hopefully one day we will find a cure."It's a real special day in my family today.

Premier League has more than played its part in some of the most outrageous transfer deals - with the likes of Alan Shearer, Roy Keane and Stan Collymore all commanding eye-watering price tags.Newcastle United forked out a club-record fee of £15m to bring Shearer back to the northeast in the summer of 1996, whilst in previous years Nottingham Forest held out for British and English transfer records before letting Keane and Collymore leave the City Ground.When football was a millionaire's game, the creme de la creme could be bought with transfer fees of £12 million pounds. Though the beautiful game is now run by billionaires - in the current market £12m pays for Nathan Collins from Stoke City.However, thanks to the boffins at the University of Liverpool, via The Athletic, there is now a formula for working out the current values of our favourite footballers from years gone by.

Danniella Westbrook admitted she “nearly crashed” her car while driving past what looked to be a person collapsed at the side of the road. The former EastEnders star was left horrified as she took to social media to describe the incident - sharing a picture of what looked to be a man wearing a grey hoodie, reclining against a fence.

EastEnders and Strictly Come Dancing beauty Maisie Smith stole the show as she donned a racy red dress for her latest Instagram snap.Maisie, 20, looked stunning as she opted for a red dress with a racy cut-out design all over the material, flashing her skin underneath the design.The former BBC star also showed off her toned figure as the backless design of the dress highlighted her back as the material stopped just above her peachy derriere.Maisie's hourglass curves stole the show as she struck a series of poses while waiting at a train station, turning around to show off her outfit at every angle.The actress completed the daring look with furry boots which went to her knees and a brown handbag which she clung on to for the pictures, getting a strong reaction from her fans.Meanwhile, Maisie slicked her famous red hair back into a plait as she ensured all eyes were on her jaw-dropping look, finishing it off with dramatic eye makeup and a slick of lipgloss.As Maisie captioned the snap by writing: "Boots with the fur," it didn't take long for the compliments to come pouring in for the Tiffany star.Her former co-star Lorraine Stanley wrote: "Yes Maisie," adding a series of emojis to her comment.Strictly professional Karen Hauer added: "Gurrrrllllll," tacking on a string of fire emojis.One fan chipped in: "Absolutely sensational."Another agreed: "Wow looking so fit hot," while a third said: "Stunning."Maisie has appeared in her final scenes as iconic character Tiffany Butcher after briefly returning to reunite with her husband Keegan.Keegan decided to leave Walford after discovering his older sister Chantelle had been murdered by her husband Gray, who had also killed several other people in the area.Gray was finally caught as

Online dating scams often end in tragedy with unfortunate victims sending thousands to dodgy con artists. But in Nicole Hayden’s instance, it resulted in her finding love.While dating apps like Tinder have expanded the pool of potential matches for singletons, it has also exposed vulnerable people to the possibility of being catfished.

BBC Greenlights Drama On Football Sexual Abuse Scandal; Nick Rowland & Matt Greenhalgh Attached

Virgin Money has joined forces with Turn2us to help more people across the UK make sure they are not missing out on benefits they are entitled to as the nation prepares to face a tighter squeeze on their household finances from April 1.

Sky Sports issued an apology to David Goodwillie as they corrected an earlier comment where they called him a 'racist' instead of a 'rapist'.Goodwillie has been at the centre of a Scottish football storm in recent weeks.The 32-year-old was ordered to pay a woman £100,000 in compensation by a judge in a civil court case in 2017 after they ruled that he had raped her six years previously.The former Scotland international, who has three caps for his country, was charged with rape in 2011 alongside then team-mate David Robertson but he was not criminally prosecuted.Five years later the woman took civil action against the pair and the judged ruled that Goodwillie had committed rape.As per civil law, the case was tried on the balance of probabilities and wasn't impacted by the lack of evidence which prevented a criminal case from going ahead.He continued his football career with Clyde before joining Raith Rovers in January, but they have sent him back on loan to his former club following public backlash to his signing.As Sky Sports covered the latest update on Wednesday, Goodwillie was incorrectly referred to as a racist.Later in the day a Sky Sports News presenter said: "We would like to issue an apology to Mr Goodwillie."A little earlier this evening, in error, we reported that he had been ruled to be a racist in a civil case in 2017."The ruling in question was actually that Goodwillie was ruled to be a rapist in that case."We apologise for the error in reporting."Goodwillie's long-term future hangs in the balance as Raith were forced to quickly make a U-turn on their decision to sign him.Two directors of the Scottish Championship side resigned, while their women's team severed all ties with the club.They subsequently said

North Lanarkshire Council is reviewing their partnership with Clyde FC in light of David Goodwillie's move back to the club.

public outcry for signing the striker who has been ruled to be a rapist in a civil claim, which has a lower evidential burden than a criminal case. The threshold of proof is the balance of probabilities in a civil claim.