La Liga chief Javier Tebas reveals when Premier League and Champions League plan to return

tattoos or wearing designer clothing. The exclusive eatery claimed that the rule was to stop people from “intimidating” other diners.

TikTok.In true genius fashion, he borrowed a pair of black socks from one of Rachael’s friends and put them over his white trainers - which instantly turned the barred sneakers into a near replica of dress shoes.On their second attempt at entering the club, the mates were thrilled when the bouncers did not even acknowledge the sock covered shoes and so they all managed to continue their big night out.Freelance photographer Rachael, from Manchester, explained: "He had arrived earlier than us and the bouncers refused to let him in and sent him away."Once we arrived, he told us what had happened and our friend Alex suggested the idea."Emily started taking off her shoes and then her black socks and stretched them over the guy's trainers so they looked black."I found it hilarious so started filming it knowing it would be funny to show people if we did end up getting away with it."We all then queued up and the bouncers let him in with no comments! We were all so amused and ended up having a great night."The dress code hack has now racked up a whopping 4.1 million views and 247,000 likes on TikTok. Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter

iPhone or iPod, you could be sitting on an absolute fortune as the value of 'retro' Apple tech continues to grow.First-generation iPhones are worth as much as £18,000 in the packaging on eBay, while the first iPod Classic goes for as much as £36,000 online to eagle-eyed collectors.Although it might feel like this kit only came out yesterday, many Apple products are now considered valuable collector items since being phased out in favour of new high-tech gadgets.Even newer models of used iPods go for thousands of pounds, as both Apple fans and audiophiles like them for their big storage options. However, none of these newer gadgets are worth as much as old Apple computers, which were some of the first PCs ever sold to the general public.The first MacIntosh can sell for as much as £4400, while the Apple-1 computer is so rare that it has sold for as much as £660,000 in auctions.

OnlyFans account where subscribers can purchase racy content and request specific scenes. Often, adult stars will gather at conventions, where fans are able to meet and interact with their favourite performers.Speaking to the Under The Influence show, Violet has described how this can occasionally expose performers to unusual characters, when she was asked by the hosts to share her weirdest fan interaction.

It’s been almost three years since the second season of the Emmy-winning “Barry” graced our screens. Following pandemic shooting delays, the third go-around is finally in sight.

money rolling in.Aleigha often shares money and wealth mindset tips with her 97,000 TikTok followers to help them achieve financial empowerment.And, in her recent video, the savvy coach has exposed how she has managed to increase her salary by a huge £40,000 ($55,000) in only a few years - without begging her boss for a pay rise.The TikToker does not stay with a boss for too long, as her trick involves switching jobs every one and a half years.This has enabled her to barter for a significantly larger salary by applying her skill set to higher paid jobs.She explained in her video: “Increased my salary by £40,000 ($55,000) by switching jobs. I switch every 1.5 ish years.“Increased [my] salary from £45,000 ($62,000) to £95,000 ($130,000) in three years.”Aleigha shared in the comments that doing this is “easier” than asking for more money at a current employer.She shared that she previously worked as an actuary and is now working as a data scientist.And it seems that Aleigha is not the only prolific job hopper, after many people related to her salary seeking tactic.One person commented: “I change jobs too. I’m not loyal to companies.

Jane spoke to Gary Davies about her experiences on BBC Radio 2 earlier today.The singer also chatted about her new show with the host, saying how she used the series to retrace her past.The series will air on February 20 on Channel 5.She travelled to scenic places and packed cities in Yorkshire to explain why they are still so important to her.When not in England, the former loose Women presenter is used to travelling in the Caribbean.She explained to Gary that she no longer cares about her appearance on camera.The singer said: "It's the best job in the world, I have an amazing team who fly with me and we are like a little family.”Speaking about the filming process, she continued: “I mean I looked so bad most of the time because I kept getting caught in the rain that my makeup and hair girls said, 'Please don't put my name on the credits', because I looked that rough."I really did [look rough] but I am past caring now, I am really past caring."Gary gave Jane his commends for being honest and not caring too much about her appearance. 

Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas spent Thursday afternoon (Feb. 17) on a lunch date in Los Angeles. The couple, who share 19-month-old daughter Willa, took some time to themselves as they were spotted leisurely walking outside heading to a nearby restaurant to grab a bite to eat.

Justin Bieber will definitely be a great dad someday! The 27-year-old singer sweetly carried his friends’ child after he and his wife Hailey Baldwin, 25, grabbed dinner with friends on Thursday February 17. Justin sweetly gave the baby a kiss on their head, shortly after his wife had opened up about their potential family plans in the coming years in a new interview earlier in February.

Twenty One Pilots frontman Tyler Joseph has responded to a fan who claims she was racially abused by members of the band’s fanbase.The response from Joseph came after the fan took to Twitter in December to post a lengthy statement about her experiences.“I think it’s time to have a really big conversation on the racism, entitlement, and jealousy that goes on. Especially racism,” the fan, named Chey on Twitter, wrote. “Myself personally has kept my mouth shut on a lot of things because I don’t like bringing negativity to the timeline but as more and more minorities in the fanbase join, this is really becoming out of hand.

The Godfather and Apocalypse Now, criticised the similarities among big studio films in an interview with GQ.“There used to be studio films,” Coppola said. “Now there are Marvel pictures.

The BRIT Awards, has since emerged on social media, with Twitter user Ben Hubbard sharing a number of clips of the damage that were filmed from a nearby building.Dome update – six panels shredded and counting ! pic.twitter.com/p2AVhf17Ly— Ben Hubbard (@BJFHubbard) February 18, 2022pic.twitter.com/60nvqIwR8T— Ben Hubbard (@BJFHubbard) February 18, 2022More and more of the Dome is being shredded pic.twitter.com/EUgyH2ryvK— Ben Hubbard (@BJFHubbard) February 18, 2022A number of other Twitter users have posted their images and clips of the damaged O2 as well – you can see a selection of those posts below.#storm #Eunice #o2arena #london pic.twitter.com/9a6FSSthk9— Aditya (@ranjan_aditya_) February 18, 2022The #O2 #London ripped by #StormEunice #eunice pic.twitter.com/RF2k4urQfm— Sharon Forbes (@BlondeMzungu) February 18, 2022Bit windy at the o2

La Liga president Javier Tebas has threatened to dock points from clubs if they refuse to play once Spanish football has resumed following the coronavirus outbreak.

La Liga president Javier Tebas has reportedly told clubs they may be fined if they do not show up to play matches after the coronavirus pandemic.

La Liga president Javier Tebas has suggested there will be no matches played in front of supporters in the division until next year amid the ongoing coronavirus crisis.

The Spanish Government has reportedly informed La Liga that they will have to play games behind closed doors until 2021.

Liverpool need to win just two more games to win the Premier League but doubts remain over the conclusion of the current season.

A Tenerife hotel boss has told Spanish league chief that the competition should be completed in the Canary Islands.

Spanish football chief Javier Tebas has revealed plans are being put in place for football to return in May.

Barcelona and Real Madrid may not play again this season after La Liga president Javier Tebas’s claims that the campaign could be cancelled due to coronavirus worries.

La Liga clubs are preparing themselves for matches to be played behind closed doors from next weekend onwards, as the number of coronavirus cases continues to rise in Spain.