Greg Rutherford and fiancée Susie Verrill announce arrival of baby daughter in sweet pics

Manchester United fans couldn’t help but look on with envy as James Garner got himself on the scoresheet again for Nottingham Forest.

Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo is currently topping the Premier League charts — but not the one he will be wanting to be top of.

An upcoming survival drama film written by Game of Thrones’ Nikolaj Coster-Waldau is coming to Netflix and it stars another Game of Thrones costar.

Emmerdale star Charley Webb is known for keeping it real on her Instagram and she made no exception for her birthday.

Loose Women fans were left confused as they noticed Stacey Solomon's absence from the new group photo to mark International Women's Day. Female ITV presenters including Frankie Bridge, Josie Gibson, Alison Hammond and Lorraine Kelly gathered together for the powerful snap, which was released this weekend.The ITV daytime show's Instagram accounts for Loose Women, This Morning and Lorraine shared the photo on their profiles with the caption: "After almost two years apart, the female hosts of Daytime are coming together to celebrate International Women's Day! "Watch the special video, filmed earlier this month, on the This Morning app now." Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter And while fans piled on the praise for the stunning snap, some couldn't help but ask where Stacey, 32, was.

released adverts asking citizens to be conciliatory – archly transposing modern conflicts over distancing and uncovered coughs to a Wild West saloon and a misty morning duel – no such guidelines have been issued here.So who better to help than Debrett’s, the 250-year-old institution dedicated to protocol and modern manners, whose purpose these days is less about how to address a marquess and more about putting people around you at ease.“In days gone by, manners, etiquette and social codes were ways of reading people’s class and background – they were about inclusivity and exclusivity and put-downs,” says Liz Wyse, etiquette adviser and author of the recent Debrett’s Guide to Business Etiquette. “Modern etiquette is about being aware of other people and your impact on them.

donate to the UN charity. A post on the site reads: When you donate today, your compassionate gift will be matched by Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds — dollar for dollar.

EVO has announced that Nintendo has chosen to pull Super Smash Bros from the roster of games at this year’s competition. The Evolution Championship Series (EVO) has seen Super Smash Bros games at the event since 2007, with 2022 being the first year since then not to include any games from the franchise.In a statement yesterday (February 26), the official EVO Twitter account said, “we are saddened that Nintendo has chosen not to continue that legacy with us this year. In the future, we hope to once again celebrate the Super Smash Bros community alongside them.”No reason has been given publicly for why the Smash Bros series won’t be returning to EVO this year, but in November of last year, it was announced that Panda Global was partnering with Nintendo of America for the “first officially licensed circuit” of Super Smash Bros Ultimate and Melee.pic.twitter.com/7YEX1ZgG4W— EVO (@EVO) February 26, 2022Sony also purchased EVO in August of last year, and Nintendo provided IGN with a statement at the time saying that it will “continue to assess EVO,” and it now looks like a decision has been made.Back in July 2020, the competitive Smash Bros community saw over 50 sexual misconduct allegations, as significant players were hit with stories and claims of their behaviour both in and out of events.

Jarvis Cocker‘s JARV IS… have composed the score for new BBC comedy drama This Is Going To Hurt – listen to its self-titled theme tune below.The new show, which premiered earlier this month, stars Ben Whishaw as a junior doctor in the NHS.Its soundtrack includes indie classics, from The Maccabees, Radiohead, Florence + The Machine and more, as well as original music by Cocker and his band.Listen to JARV IS…’s ‘This Is Going To Hurt’ as the first track on a new BBC Radio 1 playlist here. Cocker’s full score for the show is set to be released later this year via Rough Trade.Elsewhere, Jarvis Cocker is set to release new memoir Good Pop, Bad Pop later this year.Set to arrive on May 26 through Vintage Publishing, Cocker describes the book as an “inventory”.

Cillian Murphy will return to our screens as Tommy Shelby once again as the sixth and final series of Peaky Blinders begins on BBC tonight.

Shocking pictures show the aftermath of an early morning fire at a Johnstone Chip Shop yesterday.

South Lanarkshire Council, along with five other local authorities, have agreed to launch a work group to promote positive behaviour.

Emmerdale actor and his family have been documenting their journey on BBC One’s Kelvin's Big Farming Adventure, but he admitted there have been struggles along the way.Speaking to journalist Kate Thornton on her podcast, White Wine Question Time, Kelvin and Liz reflected upon their lives and how they match their busy work life with their family time.Describing her husband’s personality, Liz gushed: “I love that about Kelvin.“He’s all about the family, and yes, it puts a lot of pressure on me, some of these decisions, because he has to be gone to make these moves happen for us all.“But we have to find that balance together and deep down it does get frustrating if he’s away a lot.“And we’re too busy sometimes just to have that family balance.“But at the same time, I wouldn’t change it because I wouldn’t want that same routine every single day.“I wouldn’t want that kind of 9-5 life.“That just isn’t out kind of way of life sometimes, is it?”Kelvin agreed with his wife, adding that sometimes it was necessary to take a step back to establish a balance.He compared his lifestyle to his brothers, explaining that sometimes he lacked the ability to appreciate what he had due to his ambition to chase new goals.He said: “I wish it wasn’t some days, you know?“I think my brother’s got a real structured, consistent, very content, very happy…“It’s incredible really because his aspirations… we don’t share out level of aspiration because he is very much present, very much in the moment, and just content, whereas naturally, I just chase -whether it’s a career or whatever it might be…“Not that I always want more as such but I love it and I want another one, another one.“And with that inevitably comes a lack of ability to be present and see

Sally Dynevor has said that she hopes stint on Dancing On Ice will prove that life exists after going through the menopause.The stunning Coronation Street star has opened up in an exclusive interview with Sunday Mirror about her time on the rink, and about being a 58 year old competing in the competition. Proud to represent mature women up and down the country, the Sally Metcalfe actress has said that she wants to make going through the menopause a more "positive experience", while proving that women aren't invisible when they hit 50.

Instagram where he revealed that the new arrival was "stealing our hearts" in a sweet carousel post.The Olympic athlete posted a sweet picture of him beaming down at the new arrival who he was holding in his arms.He captioned the post: "Welcome to the world my darling Daphne."The retired track star went on to thank his 160,000 fans for their kind words."Thank you so much for your wonderful messages. We’re so happy she’s here and stealing our hearts."Celebrity friends of the couple were quick to comment on the post and wish the new parents congratulations.Pop-singer Anastasia wrote: "Daddy’s little angels has arrived," alongside a heart emoji.Fellow Olympian Iwan Thomas commented: "Awesome mate...

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Greg Rutherford recently shared the news that he had welcomed his third child as his fiancée Susie Verrill gave birth to a baby girl.The 34 year old took to his Instagram feed to announce the happy news with his 160,000 followers as he shared a sweet photo of his daughter's feet on white and green-patterned sheets with her hospital tags around her ankles. Now, the Olympian has shared his daughter’s name and some more adorable snaps, much to the delight of his followers.

Greg Rutherford has given fans a further glimpse of his new baby daughter as well as finally revealing the adorable name she has been given.

GREG Rutherford has revealed his baby daughter's name as he shared adorable first snaps. Yesterday, the 34-year-old Olympian revealed he had welcomed his third child with fiancée Susie Verrill.

Greg Rutherford has welcomed his third child as his fiancée Susie Verrill gave birth to a baby girl.The 34 year old took to his Instagram feed to announce the happy news with his 160,000 followers as he shared a sweet photo of his daughter's feet on white and green-patterned sheets with her hospital tags around her ankles. In the caption, he told fans: "Family complete what an incredible week it’s been." followed by a red heart emoji.

STRICTLY Come Dancing star Greg Rutherford has welcomed his third child after fiancée Susie Verrill gave birth to a baby girl. The 34-year-old Olympian did not reveal what they'd called their bundle of joy, or when exactly she was born.