Leigh Griffiths adamant Celtic have a better squad than Rangers and insists no Ibrox stars would make Hoops 11

Vladimir Putin has been humiliated after a kidnapped Ukrainian mayor has been freed from Russian soldiers. Melitopol mayor Ivan Fedorov was reportedly abducted by Putin's forces in their siege of the city as Russia wages war on Ukraine.

Netflix's rules could mean people will be charged for sharing a password.Many people rely on the cheap Netflix subscriptions they share with their family members and some with their friends.As pockets tighten in the coming months due to a cost of living squeeze, luxuries like Netflix and other streaming sites remain important as people look for a break away from their daily struggles.The new rules, currently being trialled abroad, could change this for some who might not be able to afford even minor extra expenses at the moment.Netflix's major shakeup involves them testing technology to see if people are breaking its rules, due to 'confusion' about its current terms and conditions.So what are the rules, will they be brought in in the UK and how will they change?New technology tried by Netflix is designed to discourage people from sharing their account passwords by charging them a fee.The change means that people will be charged if the company detects people at multiple addresses logging into the same account.Typically, people have been very liberal with who they share their Netflix password with and the streaming giant does allow multiple users on one account.

Many Brits don’t believe washing your clothes, eating meat, or leaving appliances plugged in can be harmful to the environment.A poll of 2,000 adults found almost a third (29%) admit they are “in denial” when it comes to environmental issues, and hope the problem will just go away on its own.Just one in four (25%) consider online shopping to be bad for the planet, despite the carbon footprint of deliveries, while only 30% considered doing your laundry to have an environmental impact.Boiling the kettle, enjoying a BBQ, and leaving the tap running were also among the activities many don’t think are harmful to the environment.It also emerged eight in ten adults still do things they know are bad for the planet, with 43% claiming the lack of a better alternative gives them no choice.Others are unable to give up things to help the environment because alternatives are too expensive, or they don’t want to miss out on certain experiences.Teresa Arbuckle, managing director of Beko plc, supplier of home appliance brand Grundig, which commissioned the study to raise awareness of its FiberCatcher technology, said: “It is important for us as a nation to understand the extent to which our daily activities are having an impact on our planet.“Our purpose is to lead by example and inspire people to take small steps, starting from home, towards a better future.”The study also found nearly one in four adults (23%) admit they do more washing than needed, while 29% don’t always do a full load.Half of respondents (49%) didn’t realise the microfibres from their washing is one of the leading sources of plastic pollution - with the microfibres from synthetic clothes making their way into rivers and seas.And 65% were unaware humans can go on to

Arsenal are furious over the scheduling for crucial fixtures against Chelsea and Manchester United and have complained to the Premier League that "it's always" them.Mikel Arteta's side are firm favourites to qualify for the Champions League after silently creeping up the table - the Gunners have a one-point buffer over United in fifth with two games in hand. But the north Londoners are outraged at the Premier League's decision to schedule their fixture against Chelsea for April 20 - just three days before another crucial clash in the race for the top four.

Jo Milnes, 53, lives in the village of Thornholme in East Yorkshire with her husband, Richard, and son Tom, 25. She is also mother to Charlotte, 27I was a keen horse rider until I had my daughter, Charlotte, and my son, Tom. Your confidence automatically drops when you’ve got somebody else to look after.

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Barcelona players that were hoping for a good night's sleep have been left disappointed after savage Galatasaray fans let off fireworks outside their hotel in the early hours of the morning.Footage has emerged online of Galatasaray fans gathering outside the Barcelona fans hotel at 3.46am to let off a barrage of fireworks. Alongside the fireworks that were letting off loud bangs, fans also lit flares.Galatasaray go into the clash with the advantage, despite the 0-0 draw at the Camp Nou, with the home advantage.

news.com.au.The “f*** boy”.If you’re not familiar with the term, it’s the modern version of a bit of a rogue – a bloke who has a lot of casual sex partners. Essentially, a player.Jana Hocking, a sex writer and expert on all things dating, spoke to a man called Nathan on her “Kinda, Sorta, Dating” podcast who she claims she previously dubbed a “f*** boy” due to his appearances on The Bachelorette and that got her thinking about the topic.

Maisie Smith amassed an army of devoted followers as feisty Tiffany Butcher in EastEnders and she bolstered her fan base even further when she showed off her sexy, sparkly side as a Strictly contestant in 2020.The actress has now become something of a sensation on Instagram, largely because she isn't shy when it comes to flaunting her killer body in steamy snaps on her grid.She now has a million followers on the platform, and regularly shares sexy snaps of herself working out or enjoying a night out with her co-stars.

Nicolas Anelka insists it’s ‘normal’ to see Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi slowing down — although he has expressed surprise at both players’ form this season.

There was a sigh of relief at the end of the latest episode of Emmerdale when it was revealed Dawn Fletcher hadn't risked her and her family's future. Earlier this week fans of the ITV soap saw Dawn and new husband Billy pay her ex-Alex a visit in a bid to get him to agree to let Billy adopt the former couple's son, Lucas.

A mum-of-three says it’s ‘never dull’ in her family — after one of her children took her prosthetic breast to school for ‘show and tell’. Helen Addis, 43, had her life turned upside down when she was diagnosed with triple positive grade 3 breast cancer — an aggressive form of the disease — just a week before her 40th birthday.

Denise Van Outen has shared how she was the victim of a sex tape hell - at age just 15. Denise spoke out after a sick older man secretly filmed her losing her virginity. The Celebrity Gogglebox star spoke out to The Sun newspaper ahead of the release of her book.

boost ratings after years prior. The award show will finally have hosts again, with Regina Hall, Amy Schumer and Wanda Sykes set to be recurring on stage, there will be a Fan Favorite Oscar voted by the internet, and as a recent commercial has revealed, the first live performance of Encanto’s hit song “We Don’t Talk About Bruno” will be part of the telecast.

Victoria and Albert Museum in London. A new exhibition retraces the history of masculine fashion while confronting the visitors with changing gender norms. The show is split into three parts: Undressed, Overdressed and Redressed.

Piers Morgan, Victoria Coren-Mitchell and Susie Dent have shared their happiness after Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe was freed from Iran. Nazanin will return to her husband and seven-year-old daughter in the UK after being held in Iran since 2016. She was accused of plotting to overthrow their government, which she has always denied.

The Masked Singer, welcomes back four judges along with new guest appearances. The Masked Singer judgesHosted by Nick Cannon, the show’s new season premiered on 9 March at 8pm ET on Fox, returning with its regular panel of judges.

Leigh Griffiths for almost anything such is his popularity among the Parkhead support.Through the highs and lows of his Hoops career so far, they’ve been with him every step of the way.When he’s starting games and scoring goals, they adore Griffiths.

Neil Lennon 's side need to address their wretched run of two wins in 11 games in the worst way possible. If they fail to beat the Saints and Rangers win at Ross County - Scottish football's dominant force over the past decade would be left praying for a Premiership title miracle.

Jeremie Frimpong for their Betfred Cup tie against Ross County on Sunday. Neil Lennon is hopeful of having Leigh Griffiths available, however, after he sat out of Thursday's Europa League exit at the hands of Sparta Prague.