Malky Mackay goes into VAR meltdown as as Ross County boss demands SFA summit with games being 're-refereed'

Members of the public have slammed "bully" Eamonn Holmes after the television presenter asked GB News viewers to share any Phillip Schofield 'kiss and tell' stories. Eamonn's plea came following the news of his former ITV colleague's affair with a young male runner on the show.

Holly Willoughby 's much talked about 'Are you OK?' speech left many people scratching their heads when she retuned to the This Morning sofa on Monday.

It was a win for both Linlithgow and Livingston’s top teams as they continued their respective fine starts to the season.

A mum read out a heartbreaking message to the man who killed her daughter before he was jailed for more than three years. Chloe Hayman, 17, from the town of Mountain Ash in Wales, died while travelling in a car driven by Keilan Roberts, who was fuelled by a cocktail of alcohol, cocaine, ecstasy and ketamine.

Meghan Markle's pal has shared an adorable snap of Princess Lilibet on Instagram to mark her second birthday.

A newly-refurbished business park in Irvine has been put up for lease.

The latest statistics from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) show that in April 2023, there were 5.9million people across Scotland, England and Wales, receiving financial support through Universal Credit (UC), a benefit intended to help those out of work or on a low income with daily living costs.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Charades (“Mirai,” “I Lost My Body”) has acquired “Flow,” a 3D animated feature directed by Gints Zilbalodis, the Annie-nominated filmmaker of “Away”. Produced by Sacrebleu Productions, Dream Well Studio and Take Five, “Flow” will be presented in the Work-in-Progress section in Annecy. Zilbalodis penned the feature with Matiss Kaza at Dream Well Studio and Ron Dyens (“Barking Island”) at Sacrebleu Productions who are acting as co-writers and producers. “Flow” is currently in production in Marseille, Paris and Bruxelles, with an expected delivery date during the second quarter of 2024.

K.J. Yossman Prince Harry has returned to London’s High Court for his second day of testimony in his case against British tabloid publisher Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN). Harry, who is also known as the Duke of Sussex, made history yesterday as the first British royal to appear in the witness box in 130 years. During his full day of testimony – which included examination by his own lawyer, David Sherborne KC, followed by cross-examination from MGN’s lawyer, Andrew Green KC – the prince gave evidence in relation to over a dozen articles he claims were based on “unlawfully” gathered information.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Banijay Rights has closed a major sale on its French drama series “Serial Lover” to Spanish broadcaster Atresmedia. “Serial Lover” marks the debut series for Banijay France’s label Shine Fiction, which is co-producing with Amaury Fournial from Sibaro Films. Written by Alice Den Broek and directed by Fred Berthe, “Serial Lover”‘s synopsis bills the show as “the story of a shrewd man who lives many different lives – a pilot, a surgeon, a broker, a journalist; developing a new personality for every identity and deceiving experts in each field. Handsome, charming, and attentive, exhilarated by his power, the deception becomes an art form as he manipulates all those around him, especially women who he targets and steals from. How many women have fallen in this trap?”

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent Netflix has announced production of “Rhythm + Flow Italy” following the launches of the hip hop music competition in the U.S. and France. The groundbreaking talent show that follows and nurtures aspiring rappers will be produced in Italy by Fremantle and feature Italian rappers Fabri Fibra, Geolier and Rose Villain in search of local artists that will make their mark on the Italian rap scene.  “Rhythm + Flow Italy” – which stands as testament to how Italy’s hip hop producers and artists have been pushing the boundaries of the genre and made Italy one of Europe’s largest hip hop markets – will be an 8-episode series available on Netflix in 2024.

Despite splitting back in 2018 the relationship between singers Cheryl Tweedy and Liam Payne, is back in the headlines.The duo got together in February 2016 before they split in 2018, despite their first meeting on X Factor back in 2008 when Liam first auditioned for the show as a teen.There is a ten year age gap between the pair with Cheryl now being 39, and former One Direction star Liam Payne being 29. Despite the age gap the pair have a son, Bear together who was born in March of 2017, and the pair then split just over a year later.

Reality star Katie Price has confirmed she is single as she has split from her partner Carl Woods just one day after the tragic death of her dog.The star took to her Instagram to show off her shorter hair transformation in the wake of her recent struggles. Explaining the reasons behind the transformation, Katie said: “Extensions out ready for new transformation. Literally had so much s**t thrown at me and being single now.” She continued: “And now dealing with the suspicions my dog had been killed deliberately, so being investigated.

Britain's Got Talent winner Viggo Venn has broken his silence after pulling out of a planned appearance on ITV's Lorraine on Tuesday, following him being booed during the final on Sunday night.The Norwegian comedy act said it's "not his fault" that he claimed victory in the popular reality talent competition. In the final, he beat young gymnastic dancer Lillianna Clifton and teenage magician Cillian O'Connor to bag a staggering £250,000 prize.The champion will go on to perform in front of King Charles, and other members of the Royal Family, at the Royal Variety Performance on 30 November.

After taking leave last week for half term, Holly Willoughby is back on This Morning’s sofas and keen to bring a touch of colour and joy back to the studio with her. Appearing on today’s (Wednesday June 7) show alongside new co-host Josie Gibson, Holly opted for a colourful statement skirt that’s absolutely perfect for bringing a splash of colour to your summer wardrobe.

Fans of BBC’s EastEnders are convinced that they have worked out the Christmas storyline, as newcomer George Knight has candidly revealed to Phil Mitchell that he has a secret son.The new lover of Elaine Peacock, George, played by Colin Salmon, has arrived on Albert Square alongside his two daughters Anna and Gina (played by Strictly's Molly Rainford and newcomer Francesca Henry), to help Elaine run the legendary Queen Vic pub. Viewers were left stunned by the new revelation about George's son on Monday's episode, 5 June, and believe there is a twist on the way, just in time for the festive season.The identity of the son hasn’t been revealed and but fans think they could be seeing him on screen soon.

George Fensom is one of the latest crop of Love Islanders hoping to find lasting love in the iconic Mallorcan villa. The 24 year old has had a rocky start after the girl the couple voted for him to be in a couple with, Jess Harding, confessed that she didn’t feel they had a spark. George will no doubt be trying his best to win over one of the other girls on the show, but so far it remains to be seen who he’ll set his sights on next, after fans were left cringing by his chat up lines.

While it's nothing new, and we're certainly not complaining, Harry Styles' name is inescapable right now.

The Nordoff And Robbins charity has announced more winners for this year’s Silver Clef Awards, with Raye, Nova Twins, Gregory Porter, Adam Lambert and N-Dubz all set to be recognised at the organisation’s annual prize-giving bash later this month.Stormzy was previously announced as the winner of the actual Silver Clef for 2023, with the likes of Wet Leg, Neneh Cherry and Mark King also set to be presented with prizes at the ceremony, which takes place in order to raise funds for the music therapy charity.“The need for music therapy is greater than it’s ever been in the UK, and the vital support of artists and the music industry at the O2 Silver Clef Awards means we can reach more people who need our help the most”, says Nordoff And Robbins CEO Sandra Schembri.“The O2 Silver Clef Awards hold an incredibly special place in our hearts, and we’re immensely grateful for the unwavering support we receive – from the phenomenal artists who accept their richly deserved awards to the tireless efforts of record labels, live music promoters, global and local venues, agents, management teams, and our wider supporters to help spread the word”.“Every day we see the profound impact music therapy has on people facing life-limiting illnesses, mental health challenges, disabilities, or social isolation, by helping them express themselves and find connection in society”, she goes on.“Every penny raised through the O2 Silver Clef Awards helps Nordoff And Robbins to provide these life-transforming services to those who need them, from an adult with dementia reconnecting with family to a child with autism finding their voice”.The ceremony is set to take place on 30 Jun.

APPOINTMENTSVV Brown, Laura Mvula and John Truelove have all been reappointed to the Members Council of UK collecting society PRS. Meanwhile, Dru Masters is standing down after six years on the committee. And Tom Toumazis has been reappointed as an independent non-executive council member.

Foo Fighters have shared a message hinting that they are unknown band the Churnups set to play the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury later this month. The band told fans in a social media update that it has been “good to see you, churning up these emotions together” at recent shows.When Glastonbury published its full line-up earlier this month, The Churnups were listed as playing third from the top of the bill on the Friday of the event, before Royal Blood and Arctic Monkeys. And there has been no further information on who this hitherto unheard of band might be.In a handwritten note posted on social media last night, Dave Grohl writes: “Hey.