Man Utd fans aim flare towards Sky Sports studio as they storm Old Trafford

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker made sure he didn't get on the wrong side of his co-host Sally Nugent after he joked that he could possibly get into trouble for disagreeing with her.Before heading into their main headlines, the morning duo discussed Adele's win at the BRIT Awards which took place in London on Tuesday night.But when broadcaster Sally admitted that Adele's album was great, Dan was lost for words and confessed that he hadn't listened to it all.Discussing her win, Dan said to Sally: "She had a great night, didn't she."Saly agreed: "Yeah, making a point as well!"Mentioning the number of awards she received on Tuesday evening, Dan replied: "Three out of four isn't bad." Sally chimed: "She did really well, it's a great album though." But Dan who hadn't listened to Adele's album to its entirety looked back at Sally and giggled. Realising, that Dan didn't know what she was talking about Sally was also left laughing at her co-host in disbelief.Giggling he said: "I wasn't disagreeing with you by the way, you'll get me in trouble."Picking up on their reactions, one viewer chimed: "Can't believe how much fun Dan & Sally are having this morning.

Tuesday night was a big one for singer Dua Lipa as she scooped up the gong for Best Pop/R&B Act award at the Brits. The 26 year old raven-haired beauty couldn't make the Brits, as she's currently in Miami. But she did appear via video link to virtually collect her accolade and explained that she's currently touring in America.

Former American Idol star Caleb Kennedy has been charged with felony DUI that resulted in death following a crash in South Carolina on Tuesday 8 February. Highway Patrol Master Mitchell Ridgeway told People magazine that the 17 year old singer has been driving a vehicle that crashed into a private driveway and hit a building. He explained: "A 2011 Ford pickup was traveling north on W.

Judi Love has sent her congratulations to Rihanna on the announcement that she's expecting her first baby with boyfriend A$AP Rocky. In her latest column for OK!, the Loose Women star said she thinks the singer's baby is going to be "born into Black excellence". Are you an OK! VIP? If not, why not? It’s free and gives you backstage access to stories like this, exclusive home tours, special discounts and so much more! All you need to do is pop your email address below! P.s.

From Kate Middleton to The Queen, when it comes to the Royal Family, the leading ladies have always stunned in the style stakes. However, there is one royal member that is forgotten amongst these fashionable influencers and that is the Queen's very own sister, Princess Margaret.

Last week, Ofgem, was forced to hike the energy price cap up by 54 per cent to a record £1,971 for a typical household as wholesale gas prices soared to unprecedented highs with the decision expected to impact 22 million households across the UK which are on their energy supplier's default tariff.

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Eric Djemba was a signing out of leftfield for legendary Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson.

Thierry Henry has already been inducted into the Premier League's Hall of Fame and the Arsenal legend offered his opinion on who should join him.

Jamie Carragher lashed out at “lazy punditry” from fellow Liverpool legend Graeme Souness on Monday evening after the protests at Old Trafford.

Manchester United physio Dave Fevre has revealed Roy Keane’s rather epic response to hearing he had ruptured his cruciate ligament.Keane suffered the worst injury of his career as he sprinted alongside Alf-Inge Haaland during a Premier League clash in 1997 against Leeds United.The Irishman went down, prompting a furious reaction from Haaland, but it later emerged that Keane had would need to undergo an extensive rehabilitation programme to recover from his ruptured cruciate ligament.Fevre was the man to break the news to then-United skipper Keane, who appeared to take it much better than it may have been expected.“We were waiting for the surgeon,” Fevre told The Athletic.

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Graeme Souness claimed ‘someone could have been killed’ after a protesting Manchester United fan lobbed a flare in the direction of the Sky Sports pundits. Hundreds of supporters stormed the Old Trafford pitch in protest at the Glazers, causing Sunday’s Premier League match with Liverpool to be postponed.

Liverpool legend Graeme Souness has suggested the postponement of the game against Manchester United happened because “something went off we don’t know about”. The Reds missed out on their chance to get into a European spot as their clash with their rivals was called off for another day.

Graeme Souness was left furious at the actions of protesting Manchester United fans on Sunday afternoon - and someone could have been "killed". A number of United fans managed to breach the perimeter of Old Trafford, twice forcing their way into the stands ahead of their match against Liverpool.

Manchester United legend Roy Keane has warned the club that keeping Edinson Cavani could be bad news. The Red Devils forward missed out on the chance to hit the net again this week as their Premier League clash against Liverpool was postponed after fans broke into Old Trafford.

Graeme Souness has strongly condemned the Manchester United protests, claiming 'someone could have been killed'.

Manchester United supporters have hit out at Graeme Souness after he questioned the Old Trafford protests by defending the Glazer ownership at the club.Ahead of United’s Premier League clash against Liverpool on Sunday, fans of the home side met up outside the ground with some even forcing their way onto the pitch.Using banners and flares, fans once again made their discontent clear, but it has been questioned by Souness who has mentioned the spending of the Glazers.The response has been a baffled one on Twitter, with many pointing at the dividends taken out of the club as well as the net debt that has grown in recent seasons.Souness said regarding the protests on Sky Sports: “I don’t think it will (have an impact).

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Graeme Souness has claimed Manchester United fan anger at the Glazers is slightly "misdirected" after they invaded Old Trafford to protest.

Roy Keane has urged Manchester United to make a statement of intent in the transfer window and make a “big, big signing”.