Jack Ross sets Kevin Nisbet lofty Hibs challenge as striker puts January transfer drama behind him

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.

Carol Vorderman blew away fans with her age-defying curves in a skintight ensemble.The 61-year-old TV star modelled a figure-hugging pair of trousers while showing off her slender waistline and toned rear in two mirror-selfie images.With her tousled honey blonde locks styled into glam beach waves, the Countdown star held up her smart phone as she struck up a number of scorching poses.In one snap, Carol turned side-on to unveil her gym-honed body and pert bum from a different view point.Looking breathtaking in camouflage bottoms that were pulled up high onto her hips and wearing a snug-fit long-sleeve black t-shirt, Carol appeared to be in great shape to take on all weather conditions.With Storm Eunice ripping through the UK over the past few days, Carol's eye-popping photoshoot proved to be quite the needed heat booster for many of her adoring fans.Plugging her popular radio show and sensational form, the mathematician captioned: "Where's Carol? Camo Kween."Join me for some great music and a good laugh right now on BBC RADIO WALES @bbcsounds."Famous pals and fans took to the comments section beneath to gush pleasantries about Carol.Ian Watkins who is better known as H from the pop band Steps, wrote: "Love you," followed by eye-popping emojis.BBC2 radio host Vanessa Feltz remarked: "It takes more than camouflage for you to fade into the background."While many other followers chimed that Carol "looked stunning again" and gushed: "My goodness what a woman."When it comes to parading her body in anything scantily-clad, timeless Carol has proved time again that she isn't about to start covering up any time soon - much to fans delight.Last year, the television personality revealed that she had faced tough criticism over her

body positive post.The stunner, who calls herself a 'plus size Latina' took to her Instagram page to show off her figure.And her fans were loving it as she flaunted her curves in skintight jeans and a tiny crop top.But as well as just showing off her figure, the brunette beauty inspired fans with a caption of self-love.The first photo saw Gracie show off her shapely rear as she posed with her back to the camera.She was seen looking over her shoulder as she smouldered down the lens.While in a second shot, she turned around to put her busty cleavage and toned waist on show.The model also showed off her stomach tattoo as she posed up a storm.Gracie teamed her stylish display with immaculate makeup, which included dark, lined eyes and soft pink lips.Meanwhile, her brunette locks were styled straight as they flowed down her back.Captioning the post, Gracie wrote: "It's difficult not to fall in love with myself."The post went down a storm with her 1.5million followers, as it racked up more than 70,000 likes.One exclaimed: "That body is all that."While another told her: "You look good in those jeans."A third chimed in with the compliments as they gushed: "It's difficult for me not to fall in love with you as well, you are amazing."The post comes after another plus size beauty hit headlines this week for her self-love post.Curvy beauty Isabel Nicholls Nall looked amazing as she stripped down to a skimpy black underwear set from Kim Kardashian's brand Skims.

Premier League referee Jonathan Moss runs a record shop in Leeds aptly called 'The Vinyl Whistle'. The former PE teacher, who counts James Milner amongst his former students, runs the record shop and cafe when he is not busy working as a top flight referee.Moss has officiated in the Premier League since 2011 and has taken charge of FA Cup and League Cup finals in the past.'The Vinyl Whistle' is open seven days a week, with reduced hours on Sundays, and is located in the Headingley district of Leeds, the city where Moss went to university before becoming a teacher.The shop's logo features vinyl and record player on a whistle, paying homage to Moss' profession when he is not at his store.He explained his love for vinyl and record shops during an interview with Goal.com back in 2019, stating that: “If I want to hear about a song straight away, I might listen to it on streaming, but I’ll always want to own it on vinyl.“There’s nothing quite like walking into a record shop, having a look through the racks, and finding something you didn’t know you were looking for.

Eamonn Holmes was reportedly axed from This Morning because his popularity on the ITV daytime show took a tumble. The GB News presenter, 62, has claimed the broadcaster had not wanted to announce his exit from the programme due its effects on viewing figures so made it look like it was his decision to leave.

Miranda Lambert, who revealed Scotty Wray, her longtime guitarist and brother of 90s country hitmaker Collin Raye sadly passed away on 18 February 2022.MORE: Miranda Lambert's heartfelt revelation about relationship with ex-husband Blake SheltonThe country singer, 38, had been performing alongside Scotty since she was just 17-years-old. The guitarist had been battling heart issues for several years, which eventually forced him to retire from touring on the road.

Jack Ross believes Christian Doidge can help fire his side to a third-place finish after the striker finally halted his barren run in front of goal. The Welsh frontman struck the equaliser in the Hibees' 1-1 draw at Livingston to stop a 16-game drought.And his relief was clear to see with the Easter Road side going ever closer to their goal of pipping Aberdeen to this season's coveted spot that could give the Edinburgh side a crack at group stage European football.

The call-up is Nisbet's first international recognition at any age group with Scotland.The 24 year-old has flourished since joining Jack Ross' side in the summer and he's proven his goalscoring ability in the top-flight.Nisbet has scored 14 goals in all competitions this season and bagged his first strike since January in the weekend win over Ross County after a turbulent few months.“Yeah, I’m buzzing. It’s been a long season and I’ve been there or thereabouts a few times this season but I've just not made the cut.

Hibs striker was called up by Steve Clarke for the first time ahead of this month’s World Cup qualifiers against Austria, Israel and the Faroe Islands.Nisbet’s dad Thomas passed away in October after a battle with cancer and the 24-year-old revealed one of the last conversations they had saw him vow to become a full international for Scotland.Now he has got his foot in the door Nisbet is determined to stay there and book his place in the squad heading to the European Championships in the summer.

The Cambuslang born striker scored his first goal for Hibs at the weekend since his £3million pound January move to Birmingham City broke down.Nisbet has been a revelation for Jack Ross' side this season scoring 14 goals in all competitions and Clarke explained why he's been called up for the triple header against Austria, Israel and Faroe Islands. Speaking to Sky Sports News, Clarke said: "Kevin's shown this year that he's a good goal scorer.

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Their prize asset was left gutted when the move broke down, but has put that disappointment behind him to rediscover his scoring touch and boosting their hopes of landing third spot in the Premiership.And now he hopes to have done enough to land a Scotland call-up for a World Cup qualifying triple-header later this month.He told : "It was obviously a massive opportunity for me to go but I love the club, I get on really well with the gaffer and I have a great relationship with everyone.“As soon as the window closed it was in the past and my full focus and attitude was spot on.“I was there for the boys, I worked hard in training and worked hard when I got on the pitch.“For us now it’s about getting into Europe and scoring as many goals as I

Hibs and believes he can still gatecrash Steve Clarke’s Scotland squad for Euro 2020. The striker came off the bench to claim the winner at Ross County and strengthen the Easter Road side’s grip on third place in the table.

Hibs youngster Murray Johnson in what could be a £250,000 swoop.The promising keeper is on the verge of a move to the English Premier League outfit.A deal is close to being struck that will see the teenager move to the Midlands club in the summer.Johnson, who has been training with Jack Ross’ first team, recently signed a new deal at Easter Road and there will also be further incentives and add-ons built into the Wolves move.The academy graduate was called up to the Scotland Under-17 team in 2020, having earned three caps for the U16s.The 16-year-old has attracted interest from a string of top English clubs like Chelsea, Manchester City and Arsenal.Meanwhile, Hibs striker Ethan Laidlaw is also attracting interest from England’s top flight

John Hughes reckons Martin Boyle dived to win a penalty against Ross County - and it was so blatant he should have been wearing Speedos.Hughes' team started well against the his former side in Dingwall, and took the lead within five minutes of the second half when Billy McKay opened the scoring.But two minutes later they were pegged back when referee John Beaton judged Alex Iacovitti to have fouled Boyle in the area.Some County players felt aggrieved but Boyle stepped up to convert the penalty, kick-starting a comeback that would later be completed by Kevin Nisbet. And Hughes, who previously played for and managed Hibs, was less than convinced with Boyle's antics.

Derek McInnes’ final weeks in charge at Aberdeen. But the Easter Road manager will forever be indebted to the axed Dons boss for his support particularly when he was on the end of a similarly painful exit at Sunderland just 17 months ago.Ross is determined to take full advantage of Aberdeen’s managerial upheaval to ensure his own side steam ahead in the race for third place.

Hibernian and will leave Easter Road at the end of the season.The Israel international goalkeeper’s decision comes as a hammer blow to manager Jack Ross as he looks to put his squad in place for next season.Marciano has established himself as one of Scotland’s top goalkeeper’s in five years in Leith but earlier this week admitted he has ambitions to play in the Premier League.A new deal has been on the table for the 31-year-old, who has also been linked with Celtic and Hapoel Be'er Sheva in his homeland, since last year.And Ross admits he could now face a major rebuild of his goalkeeping department with Matt Macey and Kevin Dabrowski also out of contract in the summer. Ross said: “Ofir won’t accept the deal.

Hibs.The Israel cap is out of contract in the summer and is waiting until the summer before deciding if he wants to remain at Easter Road.The 31-year-old is in talks with the club but boss Jack Ross admits there may come a point where they have to "draw a line" under negotiations and look for a new stopper.The goalkeeper has now opened the door to leaving the capital side after five years with the club after the end of the Premiership campaign.

Hibs blew a chance to increase their lead in third place.The Easter Road boss’ afternoon was summed up when he talked his way into rookie ref David Dickinson’s book for protesting what he thought was a foul on Christian Doidge deep into injury time.It came just a day after Ross called for another summit between managers and referees to help defuse a “them and us mentality”.In the end Aberdeen only clawed a single point back in the battle for third after drawing with Hamilton.But Ross said: “Really frustrated. We were the better team, second half I thought we were excellent dominating a good side in their own stadium.“So it’s a day of frustration not taking at least a point.“If I deserved to get booked, I deserve to get booked.