Energy bills help to stop in April and NOT two years in major U-turn

A scholarship set up in memory of a much-loved driving instructor is appealing for more funds help youngsters on the road to success.

Strictly live tour and went public with their relationship earlier this year.The pair continue to gush over each other on social media after Maisie was spotted with a ring on her wedding finger, but the former EastEnders actress seemed to put an end to the rumours on a recent shopping trip.Maisie regularly posts pictures of herself on Instagram, in view of her one million followers, with her biggest supporter Max always leaving compliments.The actress posted three snaps this week of herself sipping on a smoothie in casual wear, including ear muffs, a puffer coat and grey sweat shorts.Maisie sat with her leg up, showing off her toned pins, while also posing differently in each snap, leaving the caption: "Smoothie criminal."Max was one of the first to compliment his partner, leaving the message: "My little princess… love you x."This comes as the pair fuelled engagement rumours after Maisie was seen with a band on her wedding finger during a romantic getaway last month.The pair were sat on an open-top bus as the soap star posed with her arm affectionately draped over his shoulder.Maisie was beaming as she posed wearing large shades and a leopard print fitted dress, while Max went more casual in a white polo and fitted trousers.However, Maisie quashed engagement rumours last week when she was pictured without a ring at a newsagent in Wimbledon.She caught the eye in a vibrant ensemble, donning a hot pink tracksuit paired with black Crocs.Max also kept things casual as he sported a plain white T-shirt and taupe jogging bottoms with a gilet and beanie hat.Neither of the stars has confirmed fans’ theories about an engagement, but that hasn’t stopped the rumour mill.Express.co.uk has contacted Maisie Smith and Max George's

Efe Ambrose didn’t even want to be a footballer.

Going after the record held by Essam El-Hadary might be too much to ask.

Motherwell defender Matt Penney says he Is loving life in Scottish football but admits VAR and officials in the Premiership have been "very questionable."

Irvine Vics went from ecstasy to agony as Vale of Clyde snatched a dramatic draw with virtually the last kick of the game.

Staff at an Ayrshire day care service have been praised for their efforts in creating a “welcoming” and “nurturing” space for the kids who attend the centre.

Stacey Dooley, 35, is expecting her first baby with Kevin Clifton, 40, and is believed to be due in February.The couple got together following her split from Sam Tucknott after winning Strictly Come Dancing four years ago. Back in August, she announced she was pregnant and gave fans a glimpse of her blossoming bump.Earlier this year, Stacey said she wasn't in a rush to marry Kevin despite previous engagement rumours.She spilled: “People ask me this in every single interview I do."I’m not desperate to get married but if I am, you will be the first to know. Joan Collins, 89, almost unrecognisable in huge hair transformation"Of course, it [marriage] works for some people but it’s not something that I need.”Shortly after going public with their relationship, they moved into a house together in London.Praising her partner, she said she was "very fortunate" to have an "incredible" man by her side.She added to PA: "If I’m at work and I call him and it’s silly o’clock, we’ll have a bit of a debrief and he’s very patient.

Dave Chappelle certainly didn’t pull any punches, as usual, with his opening monologue on Saturday Night Live.

Keke Palmer will host the next episode of Saturday Night Live with SZA as musical guest.

New figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show that Consumer Prices Index (CPI) inflation reached 10.1% in September. This matches the 40-year high inflation hit in July and remains well above the UK Government’s target of 2%.

Liz Truss is out as UK Prime Minister and leader of the Conservative Party following weeks of political chaos in Westminster.

As energy prices across the UK continue to overwhelm household bills, there are a range of support grants available for customers who are struggling to pay.

Andy Burnham has called for a U-turn on the government's energy policy as he set out a £65bn vision for Greater Manchester to become net zero by 2038. The mayor has written to the new Chancellor Jeremy Hunt asking him to back the city-region's costly plans which will 're-industrialise' the North of England.

Martin Lewis has issued a warning as the energy price cap is predicted to rise above £4,000 next year. The cap, which regulates the amount that 24 million households pay for their gas and electricity, was replaced by the government's Energy Price Guarantee in October.

On Monday, new Chancellor Jeremy Hunt said he and the Prime Minister had “reluctantly” agreed it would not be responsible to keep the £2,500 energy price guarantee beyond April 2023. The UK Government support replaced the Ofgem price cap and was originally planned to be in place for two years, until 2024.

READ MORE: Will Daily Star's 60p Tesco lettuce or PM Liz Truss last longer? Watch live feed"I'm told that Kwasi Kwarteng is being sacked as Chancellor as Liz Truss prepares to reverse the mini-Budget," Steven Swinford, Political Editor of The Times, said on Twitter. "Not clear who will be replacing him." Swinford added that "things are moving very quickly" and that Number 10 is "not commenting."Echoing Swinford, Pippa Crerar of the Guardian reported: "Treasury sources tell us that Nadhim Zahawi or Sajid Javid could replace him at No 11."She said Kwarteng is getting the chop to "take the hit from U-turn over mini-Budget," citing a No 10 source.

Kwasi Kwarteng has cut his trip to the US short to fly home for 'crunch talks' with Liz Truss amid the expectation of another major mini-budget U-turn.

Kwasi Kwarteng did not commit to nor rule out a U-turn on corporation tax, despite growing pressure to abandon even more parts of the recent mini-budget which caused market turmoil.