Fans joke Chelsea's chant for Frank Lampard sounds "weird in Scouse" after Everton win

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The Secretary of State for the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), Dr Thérèse Coffey MP, has responded to a series of questions regarding the managed migration process for 2.6 million legacy benefit claimants to Universal Credit (UC), to be completed by the end of 2024.

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North and South Lanarkshire Councils came together last night to light beacons at Strathclyde Country Park and celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.

Boris Johnson and his wife Carrie were greeted with boos from the crowd outside St Paul’s Cathedral as they arrived for the National Thanksgiving Service this morning (June 3). As they walked up the steps some onlookers could be heard booing, although there were also cheers from some members of the crowd.

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It’s 4am on Middleton Road, and the front of the Heaton Park Shul is slowly revealing itself, though the sun is still at least an hour away. Opposite, there’s light and the sound of clattering trays coming from behind the plastic curtains at Manchester’s oldest kosher bakery.

Everton boss Frank Lampard after qualifying for the Champions League.Sevilla, with a photo of Lampard, tweeted: "I was hoping we’d be in the Europa League because we’re Europa League merchants you know *chuckles* but no seriously we’re very happy to be in the Champions League."Fans have joked about Lampard's 'transitions' in interviews, when the Everton boss switches from a joke to serious in a matter of seconds, and the 'Lampardian transitions' have grown into their own memes on Twitter. Sevilla are the latest to make the joke after their draw with Atletico Madrid.The Spanish side have become known as something of a Europa League side over the past decade.And Sevilla have made the competition their own with four wins in the past ten years - including three in a row between 2014 and 2016.

Liverpool fans have flocked to Twitter to joke that Everton striker Solomon Rondon’s red card on Sunday was a plan orchestrated by Rafa Benitez from his time at Goodison Park.The Toffees lost 3-2 to Brentford at the weekend to add to their relegation woes in a match where victory would have seen them confirm their status as a Premier League club for next season. With Everton chasing the game, manager Frank Lampard substituted Rondon onto the pitch to provide a presence in the final third.But after just three minutes of the Venezuelan entering the pitch, he was trudging off of it after receiving a straight red card.

Everton supporters forced a cheeky Liverpool fan to remove a flag from their window just yards from Goodison Park ahead of their crunch relegation clash against Brentford on Sunday.Reds and Blues fans might share neighbourhoods across Merseyside, but even the most brainless among them couldn't have seen this ending well.As scores of hopeful Toffees supporters made their way to the ground they noticed a flag in the window of a house with the caption: 'Liverpool marching on Wembley Way' - which had presumably been pinned up for the FA Cup final the day before.Purposefully antagonistic or not, fans began banging on the window demanding that the Liverpool fan inside take it down.After a brief verbal scuffle, the flag came down, much to the amusement of the baying Blues fans who were busy flipping the bird and shouting obscenities."Don’t know how this local thought hanging a Liverpool flag one block from Goodison on Everton’s biggest match of the year was a good idea but after groups of toffees have banged on her window she’s been forced to take it down," one Everton fan wrote in a since-deleted tweet.What's more likely, Everton getting relegated or Liverpool winning the quadruple? Let us know what you reckon in the comments section.Frank Lampard's started brightly against Brentford, looking for a win that would all but secure their Premier League survival, and were duly rewarded when Dominic Calvert-Lewin bungled the ball home after just 10 minutes - but momentum shifted drastically shortly after when Jarrad Branthwaite got himself sent off for tripping Ivan Toney who was through on goal.The visitors equalised via a Seamus Coleman own-goal, but despite being under the cosh, Everton re-took the lead right on half-time through

Burnley manager Sean Dyche said his intention was not to “slag anyone off” when he suggested Frank Lampard’s Everton team did not know how to win a game.The Clarets looked to have taken a huge step towards Premier League safety when they overcame the Toffees in an explosive 3-2 victory at Turf Moor. Lampard’s side went into half-time with a 2-1 lead, only for second half goals from Jay Rodriguez and Maxwel Cornet to plunge them into further trouble.

Thomas Tuchel watched on as Chelsea moved a step closer to securing a top-four finish to qualify for next season’s Champions League with a 3-0 win over Leeds United at Elland Road.Mason Mount put the visitors in front after just four minutes with an incisive finish as the Blues dominated the early chances. And their task became somewhat more straightforward when Daniel James was dismissed for an ugly challenge on Mateo Kovacic, with Christian Pulisic stroking home in the second half to clinch the win after a flowing team move.Romelu Lukaku rounded off a comfortable victory with a close-range finish to seal the points and put the Blues eight points clear of fifth-placed Tottenham with three games left to play.

Everton flop James Rodriguez has shown off his bold new pink hairstyle amid talk he could be in line to return to the Premier League.Colombian playmaker Rodriguez called time on his spell at Goodison Park last summer after falling out with then-manager Rafa Benitez in a bitter spat. The 30-year-old has since joined Qatari outfit Al-Rayyan, where he has scored four goals in 11 games.But it is not his on-field antics which have been raising eyebrows recently, with Rodriguez sporting a bold new hairdo.

Christine Lampard was hard at work on Bank Holiday Monday, stepping in to replace Lorraine on her hit morning show.As usual, she later posed backstage to share details of her outfit – a ruched Mango design – but this time she also had a cheeky surprise in store for fans. Christine, 43, shared a second snapshot showing her posing with an oversized cardboard peach covering her derriere.“NoButts #bowelcancerawareness #bowelcance #lorraine @Lorraine,” Christine captioned her post, adding a peach emoji at the end. The star was showing her support for Lorraine’s recently launched Bowel Cancer UK's awareness campaign, No Butts.

West Ham United and Crystal Palace ace Jobi McAnuff has rubbished Thomas Tuchel’s insinuation that the dark arts were at play during Chelsea’s 1-0 away defeat to Everton. Frank Lampard came back to haunt his former side as Richarlison’s smooth finish saw the Toffees record a stunning 1-0 home victory over the Blues.

Everton defender Yerry Mina 'the biggest s***house in the Premier League' following the Colombian's colossal display against Chelsea at Goodison Park on Sunday.A second-half goal from Richarlison was enough earn all three points for Frank Lampard's struggling Toffees - who took a desperately-needed leap up the table to close the gap on Leeds and Burnley above them.There were heroes all over the pitch - Jordan Pickford made a string of absolutely blinding saves and Anthony Gordon ran his socks off all afternoon, but Mina's commanding presence at the back was arguably what Everton needed most, and is something they've dearly missed all season.Mina clashed with Kai Havertz, Mason Mount and just about every Chelsea player who fancied stepping up to him, and fans on social media were absolutely loving it."Yerry Mina may be the biggest s***house in the Premier League," one fan tweeted."Mina a brick s***house that falls down when someone breaths on him," wrote an admiring Chelsea supporter."S***house Mina is exactly what will keep Everton up," wrote a third, while a fourth said: "Mina is an absolute beast, Havertz looked like a twig squaring up to him."Mina has only featured 13 times for Everton all season, having missed months of action due to injury.

Everton youngster took a dubious tumble inside the first 10 seconds of Sunday's clash against Chelsea.Frank Lampard's side were in desperate need of a win, particularly with Leeds and Burnley hoovering up wins like Henry in recent weeks, and Everton duly came flying out of the blocks in a bid to paralyse the visitors from the get-go.After lumping the ball forward from kick-off, Gordon latched on to a loose ball before being felled by Ruben Loftus-Cheek on the edge of Chelsea's box and winning a free-kick in a gorgeous area - though fans on social media were quickly on his case after seeing there was little contact on the replays."Only took Anthony Gordon 5-10 seconds to leaving a leg dangling to dive and win the first free kick," one fan tweeted."Anthony Gordon dive bingo. Who had 7 seconds?" another fan joked, while a third said: "Gordon is a great talent, but the boy needs to stop the play-acting.

Everton claimed a crucial 1-0 over Chelsea to significantly boost their hopes of Premier League survival.With the Toffees in dire need of a result following Burnley's comeback win over Watford on Saturday, the Goodison Park faithful came out in force ahead of kick-off, setting off fireworks outside Chelsea's hotel and lighting up flares in the streets outside the stadium. Frank Lampard's side appeared fired-up, however, neither side were able to create any real efforts of note in a scrappy first 45 minutes which saw more yellow cards than shots on goal.

Everton star Richarlison appeared to throw a flare at his own fans after firing the relegation-threatened Toffees ahead against Chelsea on Sunday afternoon.After a slow opening half, Frank Lampard's side flew out of the blocks at the start of the second half against Chelsea as Cesar Azpilicueta was caught in possession. Richarlison found himself one-on-one with the keeper, and he lifted the ball past a hapless Edouard Mendy.Goodison Park erupted with hopes of Premier League survival, causing fans to launch flares onto the pitch.

Frank Lampard in the Chelsea hot-seat.Not that he has any reason to, having played no part in the Blues’ decision to sack their club legend back in January 2021. Yet, as he prepares to take his FA Cup finalists to face Lampard’s relegation-threatened Everton, Tuchel admits he wishes it had worked out better for his predecessor.The German loves it when a former playing great assumes the managerial reigns at the club where he made his name on the pitch.