Hamilton Accies are looking to settle scores in next four games, says boss

Princess Margaret once gave her sister the Queen a dressing down in front of the Prime Minister by claiming “nobody would talk” to her if she was not the reigning monarch, according to a royal author.Her Majesty was in a private meeting with a Prime Minister, who has not been named, and was interrupted by Margaret storming into the Queen’s drawing room in Windsor Castle.Margaret had reportedly been frustrated over dropping in the line of succession and was therefore seeing her role in the Royal Family decrease when it seemed to boil over in an outburst.According to Andrew Morton, author of Elizabeth and Margaret: The Intimate World of the Windsor Sisters, he believes that the Queen’s sister had “jealousy” but was also “loyal”.However, that did not stop Margaret from telling the Queen her thoughts in front of one of the most important people in Britain.

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BBC’s Garden Rescue have criticised a “nightmare” makeover, where a couple’s outside space was transformed into a mediterranean-style patio for £6000.The episode was originally broadcast in June last year, but a replay was shown on Tuesday night (February 8).At the start of the programme, Ben and Shelley explained that they hated their current patio, and described how they wanted a larger area to sit and have food on sunny days.The couple then outlined their plans for a mediterranean landscape in their suburban garden, hoping to mimic scenes in Italy and France.And, with two small daughters, the pair were also hoping for an area that suited their children’s outdoor play requirements.So, with a sizable budget of £6000, expectations were high for what the Rich brothers could produce.However, when the final reveal came around at the end of the programme, viewers were shocked.Pictures showed a slightly barren courtyard, with various planted trees and plants, and the grassy area reduced by over half its initial size.One Twitter user didn’t hold back, suggesting: “That has to be the most awful garden ever… just what the kids need; not to be able to run around in a pathetic stony waste of a garden.”Another commented: “That’s a nightmare garden #gardenrescue - too much going on and too much growing out of the gravel.”Despite the outcry on social media, Ben and Shelley appeared to be pleased when they were shown the finished product.“Wow… I cannot believe you did this,” Ben said.Shelley agreed, observing: “It’s beautiful, look at the apple tree, and the boulders.

Big Feastival 2022 is back with a bang and has announced some big names including Anne-Marie, Sugababes and Stereophonics.Other acts who will be performing at the show also include The Human League, Jake Bugg, Gabrielle, Basement Jaxx, among many more.The Cotswold festival will be going large this summer at the end of August for a two-day special starting on the 26th - 28th.The festival is presented by M&S Food and returns for its eleventh year on the bank holiday weekend.The show will be hosted at Alex James’ Farm is renowned for delivering incredible live music, critically acclaimed chefs, award-winning street food.Talking about the festival, Alex James said: "We've been busy building on last summer's sold out festival and our strongest line up yet will bookend what promises to be an unforgettable summer of celebration."This is just the tip of the iceberg - best to book camping now to avoid disappointment. Roll on August Bank Holiday Weekend."Kicking off the party on Friday night with synth-pop icons The Human League.

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St Johnstone have confirmed the signing of former Hamilton Accies midfielder Ali Crawford on a permanent deal until 2024.

Stuart Taylor says Hamilton were quick off the mark to snap up defender Dan O'Reilly and winger Ellis Brown inside the first hour of the January transfer window because of a wider recruitment strategy.

Hamilton Accies got their Championship campaign back on track as they grabbed a solid win against 10-man Queen of the South at Palmerston Park this afternoon.

Hamilton head coach Stuart Taylor is confident his squad possesses the numbers to cope with today's Championship match at Queen of the South.

Hamilton take on Queen of the South this weekend after a difficult week for the New Douglas Park club.

Hamilton Accies' Championship match against Arbroath has been postponed, because the New Douglas Park club are awaiting the result of PCR tests for a "number of personnel".

Rangers left-back James Maxwell is at the centre of a Championship transfer tug of war - but Hamilton are not one of the teams involved.

Hamilton Accies have applied to the SPFL to have tomorrow night's Championship game at Arbroath postponed, as they're struggling to get a squad together.

Miko Virtanen says it's no surprise that his old club Arbroath are top of the Championship, but says there will ne no old pals' act when Hamilton travel there on Wednesday.

Hamilton Accies defender Jamie Hamilton says he'll take his Boxing Day error on the chin, but wa bitterly disappointed as it led to a knock-out blow for Kilmarnock, who ran out 3-2 winners.

Hamilton boss Stuart Taylor says referee John Beaton gave Kilmarnock a Christmas present to get them back into the game before they went on to win 3-1 at New Douglas Park.

Hamilton Accies gifted 10-man Kilmarnock three precious Boxing Day points as the Ayrshire side ran out narrow winners at New Douglas Park.

Andy Winter ended 10 months of an injury nightmare at Hamilton Accies last Saturday but scoring the winner in a 2-1 triumph over Inverness - but doesn't expect to walk back into the team.

Hamilton boss Stuart Taylor has told his side to build on their three-match unbeaten run by finally toppling managerless Kilmarnock on Boxing Day.

Hamilton Accies did their bit to spread some much-needed festive cheer in the area last week.

Hamilton Accies boss Stuart Taylor admits he's baffled by the 500 supporters cap put on football matches by the Scottish Government and feels for fans who will be locked out of festive fixtures over the next few weeks.