Livingston MP Hannah Bardell backs campaign to tackle gender inequality in sports print journalism

Kylian Mbappe's decision to stay at PSG could have major repercussions for the club's sporting director Leonardo, according to a new report.The French giants have gone to extreme lengths to try and persuade the 23-year-old to stay in Paris rather than moving to Real Madrid - with one report earlier this week even claiming that the club were prepared to hand Mbappe boardroom authority to try and entice him into penning a new deal.It emerged on Saturday that Mbappe has performed a sensational U-turn and is now set to pen a deal with PSG - and a new report from ESPN has revealed that Leonardo could now face the axe.A source has claimed that Mbappe has an 'uneasy relationship' with the director and that he's also told the PSG hierarchy that he is not keen on working with Leonardo next season.Mbappe has even earmarked Luis Campos - who worked wonders in a similar role at Monaco and Lille - as a potential candidate to replace Leonardo at the Parc des Princes next year.The 57-year-old transfer guru was at Monaco when Mbappe burst onto the scene as a teenager and has a reputation for unearthing hidden gems and raking in big-money transfer fees; two traits that would appeal to the PSG hierarchy.Do you think that Mbappe has made the right decision? Tell us in the comments sectionAnd Leonardo may not be the only club official whose fate 'hangs in the balance' after Mbappe's U-turn, with the report also claiming that Mauricio Pochettino's future remains unclear.Despite winning his first league title earlier this season, the ex-Tottenham chief has come in for fierce criticism from the club's disgruntled fanbase after PSG were dumped out of the Champions League in the last 16 by Real Madrid.Zinedine Zidane has been persistently linked

Manchester United fans have all been saying the same thing after watching their legends team play Liverpool legends this afternoon. Fans pointed out the same thing after watching some of the team's greatest players put on a red strip again as they played a team full of former Liverpool players. The likes of Dimitar Berbatov, Patrice Evra, Jamie Carragher and Luis Garcia all took to the pitch, with some performing better than players still in the game.

heatwave to a shivering end as temperatures plunge amid fierce gales and torrential downpours.Swathes of Britain will wave farewell to the sun this weekend as grey skies and rain sweep in from the Atlantic. Scotland and northern Britain face the worst of the drenching while southern regions cling on to the warmth.

Tottenham's Premier League clash against Norwich after an illness in the Spurs squad left fans worried about lasagne-gate 2.0. Fans of Antonio Conte's side couldn't believe what they were hearing after their manager admitted that four players had been suffering from an illness last week - and that Harry Kane could well miss their clash against Dean Smith's side.

Mercedes after recording the team's best qualifying session so far this season for the Barcelona Grand Prix.The Silver Arrows showed signs of a revival heading into the race in Spain and maintained their improvements throughout practice and into Saturday's qualifying session.Russell, who had qualified outside of the top 10 last time out in Miami, was able to outperform teammate Lewis Hamilton and Red Bull's Sergio Perez to come in fourth - the highest he has ever qualified since joining Mercedes.Despite the improvements, Mercedes were still off the pace of their rivals and competing for pole position and race wins seems to be a step too far for now but Russell is adamant that there is still more to come from the team."It wasn't actually our most perfect qualifying session, we didn't quite have the tyres in the right window and I think there's more lap time on the table yet we still came home in P4 which is our best qualifying of the season," he told Sky Sports."Looking at our pace on Friday, we had a better race car than we did qualifying car so I think that we've got a real chance against Ferrari but Red Bull, especially Max, look to be a little bit faster in the race. It's all to play for."A big improvement for Mercedes was the quelling of the porpoising issue that has plagued their season so far, something Russell welcomed: "I don't feel quite as fatigued after that session compared to what I'm used to.

Twins who were branded as 'lazy' actually have a critical muscle condition.

It was party time at Central Park as Whitburn secured promotion from the East of Scotland Conference X thanks to a 4-1 win over Stoneyburn.

Paige Turley has revealed that she is on 'bed rest' after undergoing minor surgery.

A Ukrainian mum-of-six who was in desperate need of a place to stay thought she was being scammed when she walked into her bungalow home in the UK.

Dick Van Dyke is stepping out for a rare appearance in public!

After the proposal, celebrity couples often have another major question to ask one another: Should we get a prenuptial agreement?

She’s a fan! Shortly after Harry Styles dropped his highly anticipated third studio album, Olivia Wilde is just like Us — and already listening to its hits on repeat.

Baz Luhrmann’s new biopic “Elvis” will certainly prove to be emotional for the late King of Rock ‘n’ Roll’s millions of fans, and was even more so for his granddaughter, actress Riley Keough.

A killer concept. Following the success of the Scream franchise, MTV introduced a more long-term slasher concept in the form of a TV series.

EXCLUSIVE: Netflix might have had a bumpy few weeks, but the streamer is poised to strike the first major Cannes deal on a hot market package.

The titular Triangle Of Sadness in previous Palme D’Or winner Ruben Ostlund’s current Cannes competition entry, we’re told, is the small space between the eyebrows and the bridge of the nose where nasty, aging lines register an accumulation of inconvenient emotions that, quite frankly, don’t sell a suit on the catwalk. “Do you think he needs Botox?,” mutters a model casting agent as Carl (Harris Dickinson) — who, being on the wrong side of 20, should worry — struts his stuff. He will soon find himself at a fashion show where a huge neon screen announces “Everyone is equal!” That’s nonsense, obviously. Carl can’t even find a seat.

Deadline’s annual group of Ones to Watch in Cannes is made up of actors and filmmakers who are all bringing something fresh to the festival. The distinction isn’t always reserved for brand new faces; rather, we’ve selected people who are branching out, or who find themselves in waters where they are liable to make waves. Cannes can be a place of reinvention, after all.

Every child learns at a young age that smell and memory are closely linked, but what if one special child could harness that connection to her own ends? That’s the premise behind “The Five Devils” (“Les cinq diables“), the second feature from writer-director Léa Mysius that stars Adèle Exarchopoulos of “Blue Is the Warmest Color” fame. “The Five Devils” will premiere this weekend in the Director’s Fortnight section of the 2022 Cannes Film Festival.

Emmy Rossum is sharing her very memorable birth story!

The latest “New Rules” editorial at the beginning of Bill Maher‘s late-night Friday talk show is drawing a lot of attention online on Saturday morning.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticThe closer you look at the subject of beauty, the uglier it appears. Meanwhile, wealth is obscene from practically every angle. Irreverent Swedish satirist Ruben Östlund gets right up in there, probing the pores of the elitist worlds of supermodels and the mega-rich in “Triangle of Sadness,” which takes its name from a fashion-world term for the deep-V crease that appears between one’s eyebrows with stress or age.