Nigel Mansell says F1 cars like 'Christmas on sticks' for Lewis Hamilton and his rivals

Residents who “live in fear” of a dangerous road in Bridge of Weir face an anxious wait to find out if safety measures will be ordered for the stretch.

Official Charts Record Breakers Queen have announced the release of Face It Alone; a rediscovered track and their first new song with Freddie Mercury's vocals in eight years.

Kim Jong-un's new style has been mocked by Twitter, with comparisons to an "atomic mushroom cloud".The North Korean dictator has been described as having a "new swagger" by experts as he ramps up his aggressive behaviour, by conducting at least seven missile tests in two weeks.For one recent launch he appeared in a white tunic with black slacks, while at another he donned what looked like a khaki safari hat as he peered through mounted binoculars. READ MORE: North Korea admits tests simulating striking South Korea with nuclear missiles At another event the Supreme Leader wore a brown field jacket as he tried to cover his ears during the launch.Bruce Klinger, former CIA analyst on North Korea, told CNN that Kim's recent choices in attire is reflective of his military strategy."He is showing that he's bold and he's proud and he's involved in this, and that the tactical nuclear weapons programme is his," he said.As can quite reasonably be expected the Supreme Leader's "bold" style didn't go unnoticed and came in for some supreme roasting on Twitter. To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here . One Twitter user said: "Dressed as an atomic mushroom cloud?"While another quipped: "Is he going to open Jurassic Park?"His style was also described as giving off a "Diane Keaton energy", by one user.One helpful Twitter user offered a handy tip for the dictator to accessorise by saying: "A string of pearls would really compliment this outfit nicely.""He's dressed like he's checking-in to the Exotic Marigold Hotel," another observed.While one said: "Giving a whole new meaning for the 'Supreme' in 'Supreme Leader'."READ NEXT:

MSNBC’s Chris Hayes and his guest Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., agreed Wednesday that if Republicans take even one house of Congress in the midterms, they will "sabotage" and "blow up our economy" to boost their chances in 2024.

READ MORE: You may think a woman is 'ejaculating' during sex - but it could be something else Now, speaking on her It’s A Lot podcast, Abbie revealed that she has hit a new sex milestone.“I’m lying there… and I’m like, ‘oh that’s weird, okay that’s a bizarre feeling’, then I start screaming, and then I was like, ‘what the f*** was that?’“Then he said, ‘you squirted’.”The model’s confession was met with loud whooping and cheers from producers in the podcast studio, and Abbie gave a short speech thanking her previous conquests for helping on her journey.In fact, the Australian suggested that the experience had been such an enjoyable surprise that she wanted to channel her new “belief” in future X-rated episodes.The topic of squirting – also known as female ejaculation – has attracted much attention over the years.Doctors have reassured women that it is a perfectly natural process to occur during steamy sessions, but not everybody will experience it.In fact, only 5% of women experience it, which is why it is seen as being rare and elusive.To get more lifestyle stories from Daily Star delivered straight to your inbox sign up to one of our free newsletters here.Abbie speculated that her own episode may have occurred because she felt relaxed, but medical professionals say it varies from woman to woman.As for the liquid that is actually released when a woman ejaculates, experts say that the milky fluid will usually at least partly contain some urine released from the bladder.Despite her open attitude to discussing intimate details about her private life, Abbie recently went undercover by wearing a wig on a night out so that fans wouldn’t recognise her. READ MORE:

diagnosed with cancer.He is currently undergoing chemotherapy and radiotherapy treatment and appearing on Thursday's episode (October 13) of This Morning without Dave, Si was asked for an update on Dave's condition.READ MORE: Hairy Bikers' Dave Myers 'in the trenches' of cancer as Si King gives health updateReplying to hosts Phill Schofield and Holly Willoughby, Si said: "He's doing OK. "All the numbers are going in the right direction.

FIFA 23 has earned the FIFA series its biggest-ever launch, EA has confirmed.Released on September 30, FIFA 23 is the final instalment in the long-running football video game series, which is set to be renamed EA Sports FC from next year following the end of EA’s partnership with FIFA.EA has now confirmed that over 10.3million players were registered on FIFA 23 within the first week, marking the biggest launch period in FIFA franchise history.“The response from our fans has been nothing short of incredible, and we’re thrilled that our community is playing with their favourite players and teams across FIFA 23 in record numbers,” Nick Wlodyka, SVP and GM of EA Sports FC, said in a statement.“With both the Men’s and Women’s World Cups, and exciting updates to our women’s club football content in game still yet to come, we’re just getting started on providing players with the most authentic and immersive experience yet.”According to Gamesindustry.biz, physical sales of FIFA 23 – which has topped the UK’s physical gaming chart – are up 1.6 per cent compared to those of FIFA 22 in 2021, reversing two years of decline in retail sales for the FIFA franchise.In our 4-star review, we said: “A few gripes aside, FIFA has rarely felt better. Thanks to the best Ultimate Team yet and immersive current-gen haptics that make you feel like you’re on the pitch, FIFA 23 is a stylish, expansive final bow for EA’s FIFA series as we know it.”PlayStation 5 has become the dominant platform in terms of FIFA launch sales, with 41 per cent of all boxed copies being sold for the console.

Manchester United Supporters’ Trust has threatened legal action against Hammersmith and Fulham Council if it does not reverse the decision to reduce the ticket allocation for their match at Chelsea.Last week, due to protracted negotiations over broadcast commitments, it was announced the Premier League game would kick-off at 5.30pm on Saturday, October 22 with a reduced number of just 1,500 – after United had sold out their full quota of 2,994 – at the request of the Metropolitan Police.An appeal resulted in the allocation being increased to 2,370 but with more than 500 fans, many of whom have already paid for travel and accommodation, still due to miss out, MUST has decided to take action.READ MORE: Man Utd fans to suffer ticket heartbreak as Chelsea fixture details finally confirmedA solicitors’ letter to Hammersmith and Fulham Council read: “We write to request you urgently issue a fresh safety certificate for the above fixture with allowance for the full ticket allocation of 3,000 MUFC fans.“The decision is challenged on the basis that there is no rational reason to reduce the ticket allocation for away fans at a 5.30pm kick-off when it is accepted that there would be a full ticket allocation at a fixture beginning no later than 4.45pm.“If we do not receive a reply to this letter from you by the above deadline for response, or if you confirm that you refuse to reverse your decision, then we reserve the right to commence judicial review proceedings against you without further notice.”MUST accepts it is out of the ordinary to pursue this action but feels it was left with no choice.

 EXCLUSIVE: Since the service was made available across the Asia Pacific region in 2016, Amazon Prime Video has focused on producing content in the markets where Amazon has a strong retail membership service – India, Japan and Australia. Based in Los Angeles, Erika North, Amazon Studios’ Head of Originals, Asia Pacific, has been tasked with expanding that local content footprint into other APAC territories. North joined Amazon in February 2020 after similar stints heading production in the region for HBO Asia and Netflix.

Christian Horner has suggested Max Verstappen has more respect for old karting rival Charles Leclerc than for seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton.Verstappen and Hamilton fought for the 2021 F1 title in one of the most intense and exciting battles in the sport’s history. There were numerous controversial moments, including collisions at Silverstone, Monza and in Saudi Arabia prior to the infamous title decider in Abu Dhabi which controversially went the Dutchman’s way.Verstappen has had it far easier in 2022 and could seal the championship at the next race in Singapore.

Anne Hathaway was spotted at New York Fashion Week in an outfit that is almost identical to her character’s in The Devil Wears Prada.  Anne famously played Andy who went to work at a high fashion magazine – even though she supposedly had no sense of style – to work for the ‘dragon lady’ Miranda Priestly, played by none other than Meryl Streep.

Christian Horner says F1 abandoned a key policy by allowing the Italian Grand Prix to finish under a safety car.The Red Bull boss’s lead driver, Max Verstappen, won the race to take another step towards his second world title, which could be clinched as early as the next race in Singapore.However, even Horner was unhappy with the manner of the finale of the race after Daniel Ricciardo broke down in a tricky position on the track. As marshals struggled to move the stricken McLaren, there was confusion when the safety car picked up George Russell’s third-place Mercedes rather than leader Verstappen, who was booed past the chequered by the disgruntled Italian fans. READ MORE: F1 commentator rages at Italian GP finish and tells chiefs to 'get in a room' to make changes While Verstappen was a worthy winner, there was frustration that the race wasn’t red-flagged and restarted or that the safety car wasn’t called in earlier to allow at least one more racing lap.“It was an anti-climax in the end,” Horner told Channel 4.

Lewis Hamilton said that the safety car rules were correctly applied at the end of the Italian GP - and that there has only been one time in history where they haven't. The seven-time F1 World Drivers' Champion famously missed out on a record-breaking eighth triumph last season following a controversial end to the Abu Dhabi GP which led to the sacking of race director Michael Masi.

Royal Family, it’s long been believed one must adhere to a strict set of rules around touching, talking and general decorum.Even if various spokespeople have dismissed the existence of such protocols in the past…While there is a lot to be mindful of, should you find yourself face to face with a royal, according to the BBC, the biggest supposed ‘rule’ is: don’t touch His or Her Majesty.You’re allowed to only shake their hand if they offer it. When it came to Queen Elizabeth II, who died on September 8 aged 96, you were also not to expect the monarch to start the conversation with you if you were sitting on her left during a meal, should you be so lucky.

Lewis Hamilton will start the Italian Grand Prix from 19th place on Sunday after a mixed-up grid was confirmed. The seven-time world champion accepted an engine penalty after taking a fourth power unit for the season. It means that he has suffered a huge grid drop after crashing in the Belgian GP two weeks ago.A Mercedes spokesperson said: "We will be fitting PU number four for this weekend for Lewis.

Formula 1 star Lewis Hamilton once got a telling-off from The Queen over his bad etiquette at a Buckingham Palace lunch. The decorated racing driver has met the royal family on several occasions, with the most recent late last year, when he was knighted by the then- Prince of Wales, King Charles III.

Sebastian Vettel turned up at his final Italian Grand Prix as an F1 driver sporting an intriguing new look.The four-time world champion, who will retire at the end of the season, has grown his hair long in recent times, possibly a hint that he may now be feeling freer after announcing his exit from the sport.But as he faced the media ahead of this weekend’s race at Monza, Vettel showed off more facial hair than usual, plus a white headband, to the delight of many F1 fans, who were quick to take to social media to give their verdict.READ MORE: Queen told off Lewis Hamilton after he broke royal protocol on visit to the Palace Some suggested he looked like a 1970s porn star while others felt he bore more of a resemblance to 1980s tennis icon John McEnroe.“Is Seb gonna join a German metal band when he leaves F1? ‘He got the look’, as they say,” tweeted one while another added: “Vettel going for the 70s porn star look.”A third said: “Looking more like John McEnroe every week” and a fourth commented: “Vettel going for the 70s porn star look.”There was debate over what decade Vettel’s look belonged in, with one fan tweeting: “Seb is becoming a man of the 80s,” while another posted: “He looks like he’s going to play his final match at US Open.” Does Sebastian Vettel look more like a 70s porn star or an 80s tennis player? Tell us in the comments section below. Speaking ahead of the weekend, the former Ferrari driver, whose first-ever F1 victory came at Monza in 2008, said: “I’m looking forward to the weekend, it’s usually a great atmosphere.

Lewis Hamilton paid a poignant tribute to Queen Elizabeth II before joining the rest of the F1 fraternity for a period of silence ahead of practice at the Italian Grand Prix.The world’s longest-reigning head of state passed away at Balmoral on Thursday at the age of 96. Seven-time world champion Hamilton met The Queen on numerous occasions and received his MBE from the monarch shortly after winning his first world title in 2008. He received his knighthood from the Prince of Wales at Windsor Castle at the end of last year.Hamilton took to social media to post a tribute to The Queen on Friday morning before getting into his Mercedes.READ MORE: Queen told off Lewis Hamilton after he broke royal protocol on visit to the Palace “How do you find the words to describe the loss of Her Majesty The Queen? She was truly an iconic leader, an inspiration and a reassuring presence for most, if not all, of our lives,” he wrote.

Lewis Hamilton was once told off by The Queen, as he made a mistake and broke protocol during his visit to the Palace.The nation is mourning the loss of Her Majesty, and Hamilton sent out a emotional message just hours before she sadly died on Thursday. The F1 driver met Queen Elizabeth II on many occasions, and was awarded a knighthood in the Queen's New Year Honours list after an incredible 2020 where he won a record-equalling seventh F1 world championship.But Hamilton once revealed that he recieved a telling off from Her Majesty, after excitement got the better of him during a meet at the Palace.