Former Norwich manager Daniel Farke quits job in Russia without managing a single game

Amy Schumer is still unpacking the events at the Oscars.

Neighbours bombshell Charlotte Chimes, who plays Nicolette Stone on the Channel 5 soap, left little to the imagination as she donned a tiny green string bikini to frolic in the pool in the sun.Charlotte, 27, looked gorgeous as she donned the skimpy two-piece to top up her tan, showing off her toned figure as she shared a number of pictures from her sun-soaked antics.The redhead paraded her washboard abs and hourglass hips as she held the camera away from her, donning a triangle string bikini which had Father, Son and Holy Spirit emblazoned on it.Completing the look with blue cats-eye sunglasses, Charlotte smouldered for the camera as she let her red hair fly in the breeze while showing off her natural beauty after stripping back her make-up.In the second snap, Charlotte was seen cosying up to her co-star Tim Kano, who played Leo Tanaka on the show until recently, as they had fun in a lavish swimming pool to enjoy the hot weather.The pair looked like they were having the time of their lives as Tim placed his arms around her while she closed her eyes and put her face against his cheek.Other pictures from the Instagram post showed Charlotte cuddling with her adorable puppy in bed before showing off her outfit in front of a sofa, before also showing off her matching watches with what appeared to be her father.The Neighbours star also gave fans a glimpse into her family life with a number of pictures of her smiling with her family whilst out in the sunshine for a birthday celebration outdoors.Charlotte finished off the gallery with a final bikini snap as she laid back on a sofa while holding her phone to her ear in a candid and slightly blurry display, leaving her fans hot under the collar.As she captioned the pictures:

Alex Salmond has been told to take down a large Yes sign from his front garden in a row with council planning officials.

A man has been left baffled after discovering the strange remains of an 'alien-like' creature found on a beach.

Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge users now need to update their browsers in order to protect themselves from hackers.

Scots style gurus Colin and Justin have defied the odds and opened their brand new Canadian hotel early.

The sun was shining as crowds of people gathered at Erskine Veterans Village to celebrate the end of a month-long fundraising drive.

A grandmother has described how her granddaughter's day out was ruined following a trip to their local KFC restaurant.

Northern Ireland striker Dion Charles insisted he should have been awarded a penalty before Hungary got the winner in Tuesday's 1-0 friendly defeat at Windsor Park.

Martin Lewis has been flooded with praise after he returned to Good Morning Britain with a historic special episode. The Money Saving Expert is no stranger to hosting the ITV news programme now having made his presenting debut on the show last year.

This is the face of a 'sadistic' man who bullied his girlfriend into wearing a dog collar around her neck twice - and strangled her with it.

The Government's decision to reinstate parking fees for NHS staff has sparked a backlash. Health Secretary Sajid Javid issued a statement this week to say the goodwill gesture, introduced during the Covid-19 pandemic and funded by the Government, would end this month.

Unpacking is coming to both PS4 and PS5, publisher Humble Games has announced.In a Tweet, the publisher said “You asked and we heard you loud and clear”, and revealed that it would be “coming soon” to both consoles.While no specific release date has been set, the game is already available on consoles such as Xbox Series X and Nintendo Switch, so it would be safe to assume the wait shouldn’t be too long.You asked and we heard you loud and clear.

Tom Cruise's children rarely step into the limelight but they let their famous father know they had their support with an unexpected message on Tuesday. Both Connor and Bella - who Tom adopted with his ex-wife, Nicole Kidman - took to social media for an exciting reason. MORE: Nicole Kidman makes rare comment about ex-husband Tom Cruise and parentingTom's oldest son and daughter both delighted fans by sharing the new trailer for the high-anticipated release of Top Gun: Maverick. WATCH: Tom Cruise's children shared the new Top Gun: Maverick trailerTaking to their stories, the pair teased the action-packed third installment of the movie franchise with the clip featuring their dad. The move is significant, as both Connor and Bella normally reserve their social media posts for work-related snapshots rather than family insight.  READ: Nicole Kidman publicly supported by daughter Bella after 'painful' revelation about her childrenREAD: Nicole Kidman supported by daughter Bella as she makes stunning LA appearanceBella is an artist in London and Connor is a keen deep-sea fisherman who resides in Florida where he also runs his own BBQ meat business.

Holby City viewers have shared their frustration with bosses at the BBC who made the decision to axe the show after 23 years.Tuesday night (March 29) saw medical staff at the fictional hospital bow out after entertaining the nation for over two decades with their huge storylines.During the devastating final episode, viewers saw the notorious Jac Naylor (Rose Marcel) wake up after an operation that could have cost her, her life.The cardiothoracic boffin had been suffering from a brain tumour that Professor Hope (Paul Bradley) had attempted to remove.Following her surgery, Jac signed an ADRT (An Advanced Decision to Refuse Treatment), essentially telling doctors not to treat her should she endure any more complications.After pal Fletch said he hated to see Jac giving up, she responded: "Let me tell you about giving up, letting this thing take control, wipe out my mind, leaving me delirious and doubly incontinent - that's giving up."I have never been clearer about anything in my life. Please do this one thing for me."Shortly after, she suffered a stroke and was pronounced brain dead, much to the heartbreak of her colleagues.Now, fans have taken to social media, sharing their hurt over the BBC's decision to cancel Holby, with one saying: "#HolbyCityFinale was sad to see this great programme end and can't think why.

Will Smith has garnered sympathy from OJ Simpson after he said he understands where he was coming from when he hit Chris Rock.The acquitted double-murder suspect took to Twitter to share his views on the controversy, admitting that he knew how it felt when "every comedian in the country had an OJ routine".The former American Football star took the opportunity to draw comparisons with Will's Oscars drama and his own life after he stood accused of the murder of his wife Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend Ron Goldman.He said: "Look, I understood the feeling. In my life, I've been through a lot of crap when I was raising two young kids and every comedian in the country had an O.J.

Champions League is the best club competition on the planet, the World Cup is considered the ne plus ultra of international tournaments.But while at club level star players can be plucked to larger, more ambitious sides during the transfer window, the same can’t be said of their home nation. (Unless you’re Diego Costa, that is.)As Mohamed Salah misses out on a second possible World Cup with Egypt, having featured in 2018, we thought we would take a look at some of the greatest players to ever grace the pitch but who were unable to make a showing in the tournament.

Diablo 4, Blizzard has shared that fans can expect “five distinct regions and hundreds of dungeons” in the upcoming game, and detailed how the studio’s art team has designed each area.In 2022’s first Quarterly Update blog for Diablo 4, game director Joe Shely said that the entry would spotlight insight from the upcoming game’s artists to share with fans “everything that goes into building the world of Sanctuary”.Within the blog, art director Chris Ryder teased that Diablo 4 will include “five distinct regions and hundreds of dungeons,” and the environments have been created “through a darker and more grounded interpretation than earlier instalments.”On Diablo 4‘s open-world setting, lead exterior environment artist Matt McDaid shared that “the art and design teams have constructed a contiguous world where you can roam from coast to coast, or high up into the glacial ridges.”These areas range from the “bleak” Scosglen Coast, to the “isolated and secretive” Orbei Monastery. There’s also the “oppressive, frigid, and harsh” militaristic settlement of Kyovashad, over 150 dungeons across the world, and various underground biomes that are rife with danger.On the “Forgotten Places” across Diablo 4, associate lighting director Brian Fletcher shared that “we want you to have the impression that the dungeon goes on forever, and you’re only seeing a small part of a large underground labyrinth.”Fletcher added that “new dungeon features such as seamless floor transitions or traversals are exciting, but my favourite new feature is what we call tile-set transition scenes.

Will England win the 2022 World Cup? Tell us your prediction in the comments section.Foden believes this could prove to be a big help and he added: "One hundred per cent, because we were playing in full stadiums, especially the final which was a full turnout. So to have that experience at that age and win a major competition was definitely important when you come into the first team and play in those big games, because you already know what it is about - as you've lived it."It definitely helped us and it's nice to see a few of those from that team on the pitch now for England.

FIFA are set to allow clubs in the Russian Premier League to suspend the contracts of just over 100 players, including Victor Moses.Premier League winner Moses is one of 109 foreign players currently registered with Russian Premier League sides, that are set to be allowed to suspend their deals.The New York Times reports that FIFA will allow players to move to new clubs on an initial temporary basis, through until June 30.FIFPro and the World Leagues Forum had called for the change to be a permanent one, but FIFA are understood to announce players must return to their Russian clubs by June 30.Nigeria international Moses is just one of the players set to be impacted by the decision, having joined Spartak Moscow permanently from Chelsea last summer.Russian clubs are currently allowed a maximum of eight foreign players within their squad, with Brazil the biggest contributor of foreign talent with 13 players.Reigning league champions Zenit Saint Petersburg have a full compliment of eight foreign players, with five Brazilians, one Colombian, one Kazakh player and one Croatian in the form of former Liverpool defender Dejan Lovren.Krasnodar announced last week that foreign players and staff can suspend their contracts, with all eight of their foreign stars taking up the option.Should Russian Premier League players be allowed to leave permanently? Let us know in the comments section below.Former Norwich City manager Daniel Farke stepped down from his role as Krasnodar boss in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine before he had taken charge of his first match.FIFA have already banned Russia from international football in response to the country's military operation in Ukraine.This means that the national team will currently

Ukraine. Former Norwich City boss Farke resigned from his post on Wednesday - just six weeks after he took the post.And now Krasnodar have been left facing a mass exodus after agreeing to allow their eight foreign players to train elsewhere due to the conflict.That includes former Premier League flop Remy Cabella, who has reportedly already returned to his native France to train with Marseille.Cabella had a rotten spell at Newcastle United and ended up leaving just two years into a bumper six-year deal.As well as Cabella, former West Brom ace Grzegorz Krychowiak is also set to depart - just months after signing a bumper three-year deal with the club.A number of other stars, including £16.5million man Jhon Cordoba, have jetted off as a result of the war.