Ella Toone double helps Manchester United to WSL victory vs Brighton

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! host Ant McPartlin over his past issues, but challenged the way she has been treated in comparison.The troubled star is soon set to join comedian Alison Spittle in co-presenting the BBC Sounds podcast Wheel of Misfortune, where celebrities will be invited to share the "bleakest" moments of their lives.However, she argues that she hasn't received much sensitivity from the public when it comes to her own bleak moments in time."Ant had his own issues [and] when he crashed his car [back in 2018] it was a big, big story - yet eight months later he's winning awards and it's all forgotten about," Kerry raged."How many years later, from my This Morning interview where I was accused of being drunk on air, and we're still talking about it?" she challenged.Kerry has made it clear that she "applauds" Ant's efforts to recover after battling prescription drug and alcohol addiction.He pled guilty to drink driving after the crash and made a comeback with his TV partner Dec Donnelly, yet Kerry feels she is still "ridiculed" over the aforementioned interview on ITV's This Morning.Her slurred words led members of the public to take to the internet to accuse her of being drunk or on drugs - and those are accusations that she thinks have stuck to her ever since."My speech was really slurred due to my bipolar medication," she insisted as she continued her chat with Greatest Hits Radio host Jackie Brambles."I'll admit I've done drugs, I'll admit I've drank.

A runaway trampoline caused chaos on the railways after finding its way out of a garden in the west of Scotland amid high winds.

Tony Adams, 56, while the former Arsenal legend takes part in BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing.Speaking on his successful podcast, Wrighty’s House, Ian said that he has to give Tony a “maximum amount of respect” after watching him dance a Salsa on Saturday night while in the studio audience.Ian, who first signed for Arsenal back in 1991 for a cool £2.5million, was spotted by viewers supporting his former teammate, alongside his wife, in the Strictly audience.After Tony and professional dance partner Katya Jones finished last on the leaderboard as their Salsa scored 21 out of 40, the camera turned to Ian, who looked totally bemused.With his hands clasped together, Ian had his mouth open after watching Tony's dance.

Emma Corrin, 26, who is best known for playing Princess Diana in Netflix series The Crown, has opened up about filming nude scenes with a co-star.The talented actor is set to appear in the new Netflix adaptation of Lady Chatterley's Lover, which is coming out later this month. Lady Chatterley's Lover, a book written by English author D. H.

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Peter Kay fans in Scotland are calling for more Glasgow dates to be added to his 2023 tour due to high demand for pre-sale tickets.

John Swinney has blamed "stupid economic decisions" made by the UK Government for fuelling inflation that is leaving all workers poorer.

Sean Dyche has pleaded with Ross Wilson to invite him to Ibrox for the next Old Firm derby as he responded to speculation linking him as a possible successor to Giovanni van Bronckhorst if the Dutchman fails to ride out the current storm engulfing him.

Peter Kay, 49, has lamented the “backlash” caused by "cancel culture" nowadays when he appeared on The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show yesterday.The star’s comments on BBC Radio 2 come as fans continue to take to Twitter today to complain about difficulties with booking tickets for his upcoming tour. Peter and Zoe, 51, were co-presenting her BBC show following the comedian’s exciting announcement that he would be going on tour after 12 years of absence from the stand-up scene. Ever the funnyman, Peter played a game with Zoe which involved listening out for commonly misheard lyrics in songs.One song that the pair played for Radio 2 listeners was You Get What You Give by New Radicals.The lead singer Gregg Alexander can be heard singing the lyric “what’s real can’t die”. However, Peter pointed out that the “can’t die” sounded remarkably similar to the name of Liverpudlian comedian Sir Ken Dodd.“Hang on, it’s coming up now - Ken Dodd,” Peter said in time with the music, as Zoe burst out laughing. “It goes on for ages! He must be a fan of Ken Dodd, he just shouts it out randomly,” Peter joked.“It’s so true! Like the Diddymen,” Zoe said in reference to the mythical race made famous by comedic legend Ken. The Diddymen have existed in Merseyside mythology for years and refer to a miniature race of people.While they started as an unseen joke, the characters eventually went on to appear onstage with the comedian, and were played by either children or adults with dwarfism.“Oh, you can’t say that now,” Peter told Zoe about the reference, “No, it’s not allowed.” “Oh, is it not?” Zoe said in a hushed tone. “No,” Peter reiterated as the song continued to play.“Can’t say anything!” Peter said.

A fuming man blasted his neighbour for playing loud music before threatening to 'smash her son's face in' in an abusive rampage. Chad Scarah, 21, was given five days rehabilitation and was fined £100 for breaching a suspended sentence after his musical fuelled mayhem.

Fans of Two Doors Down have been left divided over the new series of the hit Scots sitcom as some blast it 'absolutely terrible'.

Britain's Got Talent judge David Walliams has been forced to make an apology after making derogatory comments about contestants who have appeared on the ITV show.

A man was allegedly murdered outside an Asda supermarket by five boys after he confronted them for ''messing about in the toilets", a court heard. Ian Kirwan, 53, died after he was stabbed in the heart on March 8 this year following a disturbance at the store on Jinnah Road, Redditch, the Mirror reports.

Olivia Attwood's family have given 'clarity' on the real reason the Love Island star was forced to leave the I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! jungle after just 24 hours.

Another Scottish Premiership fixture card and yet more VAR controversy. SFA chief executive Ian Maxwell’s prediction that the technology would be “horrendous” for a few months is actually proving to be a bit of an understatement.

People aged over-50 are facing a lifetime of financial insecurity as a report reveals which age group is being hit the hardest by the cost of living crisis. Research from Edinburgh University’s Smart Data Foundry found economic inactivity rates have risen by a third for the over-50s age group since 2019.

Manchester United Women manager Marc Skinner praised the impact of the club's England players after they sailed to a 4-0 win over Brighton.

McDonald's has announced a whole new wave of products joining its menu.

Lioness and Manchester United forward, Ella Toone, dedicated her success to grassroots football aided by Tesco community grants, a partnership she has been proudly part of for the past six years.