Jack Ross responds to Shaun Maloney as ex Hibs boss reveals 'surprise' over astonishing broadside

cat has been made to wear an electronic tag for the terror she subjected the couple to.Barbera Minns, from Falmouth, dished out the harassment to victims Adele Richards and Gary Authers over a several-year period.The 75-year-old “nightmare neighbour” left the pair feeling “extremely frustrated and anxious” and “constantly on edge”.Minns was originally sentenced in 2018 to a 36-week suspended prison sentence, and also faced a restraining order to stop her from interacting with her terrified neighbours.But this week she was called back before West Cornwall Magistrates' Court for a breach of the restraining order on May 22 last year.Prosecutor Chris Rendall said the victims were in their Cornwall home at around 2pm when they heard a commotion in their back garden.Minns was in the garden screaming: “They’re bullies, they're f**ing bullies, they know I am here on my own."After ringing an ambulance for their elderly neighbour, she seemed to calm down before confronting the pair again.Rendall explained: "They left their address at 5pm and as they left Minns was standing in the front porch talking to a maintenance man.

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BBC Breakfast star Sally Nugent has given fans an insight into her bedtime routine as she opens up about early mornings.The 50-year-old presenter began filling in as a co-presenter on the iconic red sofa 10 years ago.However, she has been a main presenter on the programme following the departure of Louise Minchin last October.Sally appears on the show alongside Dan Walker to bring the latest news headlines from across the world.The mother of one, who lives in Cheshire, has opened up about her morning ritual.Speaking to The Sunday Times, Sally said: "My alarm goes off at 3.45am. I don’t have a loud, scary one that gives you a coronary."I use a light box that gently wakes me.

Ambitious Queen's Park have laid out their vision in a bid to tempt Jack Ross to become their next manager.

New Hibs signing Demetri Mitchell has a lot to answer for - and the club have wasted no time in turning the screw.

Demetri Mitchell has completed his move to Easter Road as Hibernian kick in their plan for life after Martin Boyle.

You can't beat a wee transfer stooshie to spice up an already lively window.

Money talks and signings make the world turn, so what's in store for us today?

Hibs head coach Shaun Maloney says Kevin Nisbet is getting closer with the club's support after the Cambuslang man's Scottish Cup winner.

Unhappy Shaun Maloney has claimed Hibs predecessor Jack Ross showed a lack of respect to his former club in the build-up of their win over Cove Rangers.

Signings season continues to provide thrills and spills.

Hibs scraped through to the fifth round of the Scottish Cup but were made to work for it by magnificent Cove Rangers.

Hibs want Blackpool wide player Demetri Mitchell as Martin Boyle prepares to leave the club.

Hibs are weighing up a fresh offer from cash-rich Al-Faisaly for winger Martin Boyle.

We're heading into the final stages of the January window and there could well be more drama to come.

Shaun Maloney will bid Martin Boyle a fond farewell after Thursday night's Scottish Cup clash with Cove Rangers.

Jack Ross insists he's not bitter about his shock Hibs sacking - but he feels a sense of injustice after being disposed less than two weeks before a cup final.

Transfer season is better than any box set you've been meaning to watch, so stick with us.

Celtic produced red-hot first half display as they roared out of cold storage to give their fans a treat on their return to Parkhead.

Shaun Maloney admits Kevin Nisbet’s miss was a huge moment as he watched his Hibs side go down 2-0 at Parkhead.

The Bhoys are back in town and so are 60,000 fans as Celtic take on Hibs under the Monday night lights.