Manchester City's potential Fernandinho replacement has already sent Pep Guardiola a message

Amid months of queuing misery at Manchester Airport, passengers are now well-versed on the advice to arrive three hours early for their flight following warnings in the news, directly from bosses - and even from Mayor Andy Burnham. But the latest advice goes the other way; warning holidaymakers not to arrive too early either.

Pep Guardiola had refused to give Real Madrid a guard of honour to mark them becoming Spanish champions.But he had no choice but to offer Real his ultimate respect after seeing them produce an astonishing comeback to ruin Manchester City’s European dream. And what would Guardiola give to see the same character, heart and defiance in his own side when it comes to the Champions League?Real have found ways to stay in the competition this season when all looked lost.

The Eurovision Song Contest will hit our screens from May 10 to May 14 and as we prepare for the world's biggest celebration of music, here's a look at the Scots who have helped to put their name on the Eurovision map over the years as well as this year's hottest entries.

David Birney, an actor who found early success on Broadway before landing the co-starring role on "Bridget Loves Bernie," a 1972 sitcom that would be one of the most controversial TV shows of its era, died Friday of Alzheimer’s disease at his home in Santa Monica. He was 83.

A never-before-seen portrait of the Queen has been unveiled in celebration of her Platinum Jubilee.The image was captured by Robert Munday and was presented publicly for the first time by the photographer as he launched his exhibition of light sculptures at Dorchester Collection’s 45 Park Lane in London.The new portrait, titled Platinum Queen: Felicity, was taken in 2004 and shows the monarch flashing a knowing smirk in the midst of sharing a joke with confidante and senior dresser, Angela Kelly, during a test shot organised by Munday.The photo session had been set up to gather images for the first official 3D hologram of the Queen, 95, and lead to the offhand moment that the public doesn’t usually get to see. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter .

Wilson Chapman editorCedric the Entertainer is behind “Finding Happy,” an upcoming dramedy series set to premiere later this year on Bounce TV, the channel announced Thursday. Created by Kendra Jo, the ten-episode “Finding Happy” stars comedian and actor B. Simone as Yaz Carter, a single woman working in the Los Angeles radio industry.

Olivia Rodrigo couldn’t stay silent while abortion rights are being threatened in the U.S.

POINTLESS star Richard Osman has reacted to rumours he’ll replace Anne Robinson on Countdown. Last month the telly favourite, 51, walked away from the long-running BBC One series having filmed more than 1,300 episodes andnearly 30 series. Now fans are suggesting he had a secret plan to takeover from Anne, 77.

Madonna has announced details of ‘Finally Enough Love’, a new compilation celebrating the singer’s record 50 chart-topping hits on the Billboard Dance Club Songs chart.Madonna’s 2019 track ‘I Don’t Search I Find’, which featured on her ‘Madame X’ album, earned the artist her 50th number one on the Dance Club Songs chart in the US back in February 2020.The achievement made Madonna the first and only artist with 50 number ones on any single Billboard chart.Madonna is now set to further celebrate that success by releasing the career-spanning ‘Finally Enough Love’ collection digitally on June 24, before a physical release follows on August 19. Pre-order is available now from here and here.The forthcoming two versions of ‘Finally Enough Love’, a 50-song rundown of Madonna’s Dance Club hits (excluding 1987’s ‘Causing A Commotion’) and an abridged 16-track version, will be the first album releases to be part of the partnership between Madonna and Warner Music Group which was announced back in August.Both compilations have been curated by Madonna, with the 50-track ‘Finally Enough Love: 50 Number Ones’ including her favourite remixes of those chart-topping dance hits from across four decades, such as ‘Music’, ‘Like A Prayer’ and ‘Into The Groove’ (which you can hear above).You can see the full tracklist for ‘Finally Enough Love: 50 Number Ones’ below.

Michelle Heaton appeared on Loose Women today (Thursday, May 5) and bravely discussed her sobriety.The former Liberty X singer, 42, was speaking to Charlene White, Linda Robson, Sunetra Sarker and Jane Moore. Looking radiant, Michelle, who booked herself into The Priory last year to get help with alcohol and cocaine addiction, was on the show to discuss being one year sober.

Jack Grealish has deleted an old tweet praising Real Madrid after Manchester City's spectacular Champions League collapse at the Bernabeu. City had appeared on course for a final with Premier League rivals Liverpool after Riyad Mahrez extended their advantage to 5-3 on aggregate with a goal 17 minutes from time.

Hollywood musician Tai Verdes has revealed that he wants audiences to have a 'meta-moment' and 'escape' at his upcoming UK tour dates at Reading and Leeds festivals.The 26 year old LA born songwriter went viral on Tik Tok during the pandemic after his song Stuck in The Middle went viral, landing over 3 billion views since 2020.Speaking exclusively to Daily Star about his new album and upcoming concerts, which includes a 22-date tour in the US and appearances at Reading and Leeds festivals in the UK in August 2022, Tai said: "I just perform so hard until I pass out to be honest. I really just try to get people involved."I just want everyone to have a little meta-moment, look around and be like, 'lets not take each other so seriously'. "Just have fun for the moment we are.

Canada’s most successful “Jeopardy!” contestant scooped up another win Wednesday night, further cementing her spot as one of the TV quiz show’s all-time greats.

archaeologists investigating a decades old nuclear missile crisis bunker.The message, which was etched into the insides of a Cuban Missile Crisis bunker and likely left by a Cuban soldier, was found in the system of bunkers and trenches on the island's coast.The defiant message was a stellar find for archaeologists, who discovered the graffiti while documenting the remains of other bunkers and trenches in the area.Bunkers and trenches had been built during the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962, a 13-day standoff that inspired a resistance message from one soldier.Inside of the bunker, one soldier, likely Cuban, had etched into the walls that surrender was not on the cards, new research has found. The individual's message was written in Spanish and indicates that they were determined to fight in the event of war breaking out, which could have triggered a nuclear World War Three.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorElon Musk is getting a little help from billionaire friends for his $44 billion Twitter takeover.According to an SEC filing Thursday, Musk has secured $7.14 billion in new financing commitments for the Twitter bid, including $1 billion from Larry Ellison. Ellison, co-founder and CTO of software giant Oracle, also sits on the board of Tesla, which Musk heads as CEO.In addition, Prince al-Waleed bin Talal of Saudi Arabia committed to retain the equity he owns in Twitter — his 35 million shares are worth $1.9 billion at Musk’s buyout offer — instead of receiving a cash payout, per the filing.Musk “will continue to have… discussions with certain existing holders” of Twitter stock, including ex-CEO Jack Dorsey, to contribute their shares toward his bid, according to the filing.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorPearl Jam paid tribute to the late Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins on the opening night of their “Gigaton” tour in singer Eddie Vedder’s hometown of San Diego on Tuesday night.Before performing “Quick Escape” at the city’s Viejas Arena Vedder paid homage to drummer Matt Cameron’s friendship with Hawkins, who died in Columbia while the Foos were on tour, and added a personal touch as well.“[Hawkins] emitted something very incredible and very special,” Vedder said to the audience, before turning to Cameron and saying, “We’re all missing him, and so, Matt, I’m sorry again for your loss. But it just gives us another chance to say how much we appreciate you as well.” Cameron and Hawkins formed a side ban called the Nighttime Boogie Association in 2020 after both took part in a tribute concert for the late Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell in 2019.On Sunday night, the  Red Hot Chili Peppers honored Hawkins as well, at Jazz Fest in New Orleans on Sunday while frontman Dave Grohl, Hawkins’ widow Alison, and other members of the Foo Fighters looked on from the wings.

Ryanair has issued a 'warning to holidaymakers' claiming people should book their flights through the airline rather than via online travel agents.

TUI have sent out an important warning to customers in regards to the latest passport rules. The travel provider has sent out an email to all those who have booked a holiday this year.

Police have upped patrols in Fallowfield after a man allegedly exposed himself and threatened to urinate on a woman at a bus stop.

Major travel companies have responded following a change in the law that will see some Spanish all-inclusive holidays enforce a "six drinks a day" rule.

Tommy Fury is clearly smitten with beau Molly-Mae Hague after revealing his exciting plans to have "four kids" as soon as possible.The former Love Island couple is excited to start a family together after originally meeting on the ITV reality show in June 2019.Despite wanting a large family, Tommy, 22, admitted that it's ultimately down to the choice of his partner and her "body".Speaking to The Sun, the boxing pro revealed: "I want four kids but it’s Molly’s body and she’s the one who has to go through it - but I’ll be there with her every step of the way. "I’m a big family man and come from a big family too and it’s something we talk about a lot.