Nicola Sturgeon jokes ‘weather in London is Scottish’ as she wishes Tartan Army luck at Wembley

Snow is forecast to hit several parts of the country on the big V day, with temperatures plummeting to -3C in some areas of the UK. The freezing temperatures will come after rain and high-force winds hitting the majority of the country on Sunday, The Mirror reports.It's predicted that Northern England and Scotland will be the places worst affected, with weather forecasters expecting snow to fall on Monday morning.Temperatures will hover around the 7C and 8C mark in other areas - but the 50mph winds will make it feel much colder, according to The Met Office.Forecasters say an active jet stream will drive a series of low-pressure systems across the country over the weekend, causing the miserable weather.The first of these systems are predicted to have crossed to the north of Scotland today (Saturday, February 12), bringing wet and windy weather in from the north and west.England, Wales, and southern Scotland was predicted to have experienced outbreaks of rain, while the southeast was supposed to have stayed mostly dry with some sunshine.However, strong gusts of wind and heavy rainfall could arrive by tonight.Met Office Chief Meteorologist, Steve Ramsdale, said: “A new area of low-pressure, this time moving across England and Wales, arrives on Saturday night then slowly clears to the east on Sunday.

ITV competition The Masked Singer.Hue and Cry were formed by brothers Pat and Greg Kane and, speaking exclusively to Daily Star about their upcoming Essential Eighties Tour with Paul Young and T'Pau singer Carol Decker, Pat explained that the group are currently working on a new album, as well as having plans to perform a series of small concerts later this year.However, when asked if the band would ever consider following in the footsteps of other eighties band members including Morten Harket from A-Ha and take part in The Masked Singer, Pat's answer was a firm "no".He said: "No, The Masked Singer is absolutely dreadful," adding: "It's just so bizarre."Pat did share fond memories however of Hue and Cry participating in pop competition Hit Me Baby One More Time, which saw artists perform some of their greatest hits alongside covers of popular songs.Hue and Cry made it all the way to the final with their own hits, plus a cover of Beyonce's Crazy in Love, with Pat saying: "Hit Me Baby One More Time is one of these classics. "They show all the pictures of the band in their youth, and then they say, here they are now.

Billy Gilmour, Mason Mount and Ben Chilwell. The England duo have been forced to enter 10 days' isolation after being deemed close contacts of Covid-hit Scotland midfielder Gilmour.

Jose Mourinho has continued to profess his love for Scotland ahead of their crucial Croatia showdown. The Special One is fast becoming an honorary member of the Tartan Army having hailed Steve Clarke 's side after their stalemate at Wembley.

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Euro 2020’s knockout stages were hurt after Billy Gilmour tested positive for Covid-19, robbing Steve Clarke of his breakout star for the final Group D game against Croatia.However, supporters have been left scratching their heads as to why Gilmour is the only Scotland player ordered to self-isolate given he’s been in such close proximity with the rest of the squad.The 20-year-old was named Man of the Match for his performance against England in Friday’s 0-0 draw at Wembley.Gilmour was pictured hugging Chelsea team-mates Mason Mount and Ben Chilwell at full-time, leading England to put the pair in isolation as well.That’s despite the fact the Football Association confirmed all 26 among Gareth Southgate’s England squad had returned negative

Kieran Tierney insists he wouldn't have missed Scotland's Wembley showdown "for the world". The nation held its breath ahead of Friday's clash with England as the Arsenal defender's fitness remained a concern until the moment Steve Clarke named his team.

England at Wembley ensured for once the Hotline was a happy place. Praise aplenty with Steve Clarke’s boys taking the plaudits and the performance of young Billy Gilmour was the talk of the Tartan Army with Croatia awaiting on Tuesday.

Billy Gilmour has created his own piece of history. In the goalless draw with England the 20-year-old made his first competitive appearance and first start for his country.He pulled the strings at the head of the Scotland midfield and taught the Auld Enemy a couple of lessons in the process.

Scotland starting XI after the Wembley stalemate. Gareth Southgate's men put in a meek performance in London as they held on for a point in the end against Steve Clarke 's side.

Euro 2020 hopes. But there was certainly a big difference when it came to the gulf in the transfer fees shelled out for the players on display.

England 's toothless display against Scotland - insisting the visitors were set up to defend. Steve Clarke 's side battered the lacklustre English at Wembley and Gareth Southgate's superstars were lucky to escape the game with a point.

Euro 2020 encounter. Steve Clarke's side earned a crucial point away to England on Friday night when they played out a 0-0 draw with the Three Lions at Wembley.

Graeme Souness has dismissed England's chances of Euro 2020 glory – insisting "football ain't coming home". The Liverpool and Rangers icon delivered a withering assessment of his adopted land but talked up his own country as Steve Clarke's side tamed Gareth Southgate's Three Lions, and should have won.

Tartan Army are in takeover mode in London town and will be shortly climbing the Apple and Pears that lead straight to Wembley. Steve Clarke and his 26 heroes are ready and will leave everything on the pitch against the Auld Enemy.

Steve Clarke 's men as they take on the Auld Enemy for the first time in years. His team takes on Gareth Southgate's side at Wembley in the oldest fixture in international football.

Tartan Army footsoldiers will be heading to Wembley Stadium today to cheer on Scotland during the eagerly anticipated clash with England at the Euro 2020. Some 2,600 Scotland fans have got their hands on tickets for the showdown on Friday as Steve Clarke's side head to their first major tournament in decades.

tattoo if the Tartan Army beat England on Friday.The supporter promised to recreate Paul Gascoigne's famous dentist's chair goal celebration from when the Three Lions beat Scotland in Euro 96, but with a twist.The alteration would be that instead of Gazza's teammate Teddy Sheringham pouring a water bottle into the star's mouth, it would be Scotland boss Steve Clarke urinating into it.The online pledge, from Twitter user @fatboybeans, quickly spread across social media, with many doubting whether the football fan will be needing to book an appointment at a tattoo parlour.He wrote: "If Scotland beat England on Friday night I'll get a tattoo of Gazza's celebration but it's Steve Clarke p***ing into his mouth."Bookmakers are offering long odds

Scotland in their Euro 2020 opener against Czech Republic. From manager Steve Clarke to skipper Andy Robertson and current and former players working in the BBC studio it was about not dwelling on the 2-0 loss and to keep believing.And while going down to Bayer Leverkusen star Patrik Schick’s double was a hammer blow to the current side’s chances of creating history and getting out of the group stage, there is plenty of reason to be hopeful.

Tartan Army fans have blasted gaffer Steve Clarke's team selection after Scotland's anti-climatic lose to the Czech Republic. On our much anticipated Euro 2020 opener at Hampden Park, the Scots tumbled at the hands of the Czechs leaving fans heading home totally gutted.

Scotland's Euro 2020 party on Saturday at a sold-out event.Around 100 fitba-daft fans got together at Meadow Park in Irvine to celebrate the men's national side's first appearance at a major tournament in 23 years.Scotland strips, flags, kilts and even tartan hats were the order of the day as supporters young and old enjoyed an afternoon of fun and games in the sunshine.International ace Erin Cuthbert — who hails from the town — even got in on the act, donating a signed football top for a fundraising auction.Eilidh Agnew, of Irvine Meadow Social Club, organised the event to pay tribute to Steve Clarke's history makers.She said: "My dad and brother are in the Tartan Army and we never qualify for anything so I felt like we had to do