Doctor Who's Ninth Doctor in a New Audio Series

Motherwell defender Stephen O'Donnell held his hands up for the error that gifted Dundee a Premiership point.

Liège-Bastogne-Liège, one of cycling’s most prestigious races, which takes competitors on a 164-mile loop around the cultural hub of Belgium’s Wallonia region, Frank Vandenbroucke named the exact point where he was going to make his winning move, down to the very house number. Even for the pre-race favourite, it seemed like pure madness: there are umpteen variable factors to confront in this sport, not least 150 rivals keen to stop him. Such a pronouncement was like specifying the minute in the cup final when the winning goal would be scored, or the actual punch and round when the boxing knockout would come.

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I do and I think many other people do.’ He added, ‘There is an appraisal going on as to whether sell-by or eat-by dates are over-conservative.’He’s not talking about an end to use-by dates, which the Food Standards Agency says are vital to protect us from food poisoning, but the confusing melee of other dates that litter the labels on everything from tins of beans to tubs of butter: the likes of ‘sell by’, ‘expires on’, ‘eat by’, ‘display until’. Marks & Spencer was the first to use such labels, introducing sell-by dates in the 1950s to help the shops rotate food, and although government guidance in 2011 recommended phasing them out, they’ve lingered on. ‘Use by’ and ‘best before’ are more significant.

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In this modern football age of xG, low blocks and a high press, Chris Wilder is a bit more old school.

Football superstar Paul Pogba could be at Dumbarton before the season’s out.

Celtic’s Ange Postecoglou loves an underdog story.

Hamilton defender Mihai Popescu says his side made it difficult for themselves against Kilmarnock yesterday - and it's now harder for them to grab a play-off slot.

Chloe Fineman channeled her inner Anna Sorokin in a sketch titled Inventing Chloe on , a nod to the Netflix drama about Sorokin’s experience as a fraudster.

On tonight’s episode of SNL, Weekend Update‘s anchors tackled topics ranging from criticisms of HBO’s Euphoria and Wheel of Fortune contestants, to Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill and more.

Rihanna has shown the world once again that she is embracing pregnancy after sharing 'bump' snaps in a brand new outfit with her fans.The 34-year-old Diamonds singer can be seen in a stunning bright blue cut-out jumpsuit in the snaps, which she posted to her 122 million followers on Instagram.Standing in front of large wooden doors, the Barbados-born singer gives several different poses that flaunt her famous figure in the piece.But one much newer part of her look is her prominent baby bump, which she draws attention to with a cut-out section on the bodysuit.She points the bump towards the camera in all of the pics, and in one shot even has her hands on it while shooting an ice-cold look in her shadesHer dark hair is tied tightly away from her face, and Rihanna tops off the look with blue sunglasses and a comfy-looking full-length khaki coat.After she posted on Friday, by Sunday morning the post was only a few thousand short of hitting 7 million likes — showing a lot of support for her brave pregnancy shoot.One adoring fan wrote: “Inspo for life!”, while another added: “Bad gal Riri” accompanied by a high five emoji, red heart emoji and flame emoji.Rihanna's Instagram snaps are just the latest in a string of bold pregnancy appearances by the star.She made her mark at fashion week last week as she joined Dior in Paris as she sizzled in a sensational ensemble that took social media by stormThe songstress donned an all-black ensemble which closely mirrored lingerie as she posed in a black lace bra with a mesh and spotted overdress.It erupted into lace at the bottom of the dress as she paired the look with some black undies and knee-high PVC pointed-toe boots to match.For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make

The hot pre-ceremony topic among attendees of the 26th annual Art Directors Guild Awards tonight was the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences’ controversial decision to pre-tape several artisan awards – including production design – and edit them into the live network broadcast.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorJane Campion has become the second filmmaker to speak out publicly about the Academy’s decision to pre-record eight craft categories and present them during the live telecast.Campion was bestowed with the Cinematic Imagery Award during the ADG Awards Saturday evening, celebrating outstanding production design in theatrical motion pictures, television, commercials, animated features and music videos. The Oscar-nominated director delivered a speech via video, saying, “I want to take this moment to express particularly how important production designers [are] to create any good film.

Oscar Isaac is making his Saturday Night Live hosting debut!

Manori Ravindran International Editor“Wonder Woman 1984” star Connie Nielsen and “Doctor Who’s” Christopher Eccleston are set to star in psychological drama “Close to Me,” the first English-language drama to originate from Nordic Entertainment Group’s (NENT) fledgling U.K. operation.NENT Studios U.K.

Christopher Eccleston is making his return to the Doctor Who fandom!

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerChristopher Eccleston is set for a Doctor Who comeback, and will again play the Ninth Doctor in a series of audio-only releases.Big Finish Productions and BBC Studios announced the return of Eccleston, who appeared in 13 episodes when the television series relaunched in 2005.

Christopher Eccleston is set to reprise his role as Doctor Who in an audio series.

Christopher Eccleston is returning to Doctor Who in a shock U-turn after criticising the show since he left in 2005.