Olvier Bozanic on 'crazy' Hearts exit as midfielder drops next move hint

Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway took her daughter to the West End to watch Dirty Dancing for her 16th birthday.The star admitted the trip was “just what the doctor ordered” after what she described as “a tough week”. Kate, 54, shared a smiling snap of herself with daughter Darcey, 16, sitting in the audience at The Dominion Theatre on Instagram yesterday.The grand purple curtain with the words “Dirty Dancing” in lights could just about be seen in the background as the mum and daughter posed for the camera. Darcey wore a glittery, tiara-style headband and proudly showed off her white manicured nails, which matched her white blouse. Mum Kate looked equally stylish in her brightly-coloured pink and purple blouse. Kate told her 1.1 million followers: “Well what a way to celebrate your 16th birthday Eve!! “@ddonstage is THE best fun & we are both in love with Johnny.“And yes Darcey has already told me no one puts her in a corner!“Just what the doctor ordered after a tough week. “The season ends at Easter so if you get the chance to go do it! #dirtydancing #dirtydancinglondon.”Kate’s followers took to the comments section to share their best wishes to the mother and daughter duo. Melanie Williams wrote: “Oh I think Darcey is just amazing at the way she has dealt with everything you’ve all been through, as is your son.“Nobody deserves a special birthday more - Happy 16th Birthday Darcey.” (sic)Beverley added: “Happy Birthday Darcey.

Snow Patrol’s Johnny McDaid took to the stand in London’s high court yesterday in the ongoing song-theft legal battle over Ed Sheeran’s ‘Shape Of You’, which he co-wrote. He mainly echoed comments already made by his musical collaborator earlier in the week, while also talking about the “culture” of dubious copyright claims in the US courts that followed the 2015 ‘Blurred Lines’ ruling, and insisting that the thought of plagiarising another artist’s work was “abhorrent”.Sheeran and his songwriting collaborators – including McDaid – are accused of ripping off the earlier track ‘Oh Why’ by Sami Chokri and Ross O’Donoghue when they wrote their 2017 hit.

By Photography by Simone Ashley has spent the last few weeks hanging with her dog, watching old episodes of Friends, going on hikes. She learned kickboxing, ate healthy, and even managed to get some reading done. Not unusual activities for a 26-year-old looking to take some time for herself.

Nick Cannon’s eponymous syndicated daytime talk show is coming to an end after one season. The show’s producer-distributor, Lionsgate’s Debmar-Mercury, is expected to tell the crew that the two episodes filming today will be the talker’s last ones.

PETER Andre revealed he is back at home in Australia and reunited with his beloved parents after years apart. His son Junior, who he shares with Katie Price, appeared to be with him - posting from a sun-drenched beach and a fancy restaurant.

THE Chase producers give contestants a thorough grilling before they make it to the show, a former contestant has revealed. One telly quizzer said the process takes into account both personality and intelligence as they're questioned before even making it to the studio.

LOVE Island's Anton Danyluk looked completely different after ditching the UK to move to Dubai. The reality star, 27, shot to fame on the fifth season of the ITV dating show in 2019.

THIS Morning fans were bewildered today as the show crashed off air unexpectedly - with a best bits compilation airing instead. It comes amid a security alert by Wood Lane station in London, which is directly opposite the show's Television Centre studios.

Tiger Woods celebrated a major milestone on Wednesday night in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, as he was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame. The 46-year-old golf pro was joined by his family, who reflected on just how far he's come in the last year. Woods was involved in a serious car accident in February 2021 that nearly resulted in having one of his legs amputated. Woods' 14-year-old daughter Sam delivered a speech at the Hall of Fame ceremony, where she talked about her family's reaction to the crash and their collective fears amid his recovery. «About a year ago, you were stuck in your hospital bed at one of your ultimate lows at one of the scariest moments of your life and ours,» she said, addressing her father in the audience.

ROBBIE Williams says he has no idea where he’s going to live with his family after selling most of his properties. The Angels singer sold his house in Wiltshire for £6.75m in January and last week sold his Los Angeles mansion to rapper Drake for £37m.

Irish alt-pop artist Tadhg Daly has created a new live video, stripping back his current single Winter In LA, which you can now watch on irish Charts. 

Hearts as “daft”.And the Hibs chief 
executive reckons Jambos counterpart Ann Budge would have been laughing at the very notion too.A newspaper report declared Hibs’ supremo is a contender for the same role at Tynecastle.But Dempster said: “I am sure they are as bemused as I am about where that came from.” understands Hearts are seeking to appoint a CEO but that Dempster isn’t a target.The hiring of a sporting director to work with new boss Robbie Neilson and a legal battle with the SPFL over relegation to the Championship are taking priority as far as the Jambos are concerned.Dempster has been in her post at Easter Road for just over six years now, having held the same position at Motherwell.And she has insisted crossing the capital divide

Daniel Stendel has detailed the moment he discovered Hearts had wielded the axe on his reign as manager. But the German clearly isn't one for holding grudges as he joked his sacrifice in foregoing wages since the lockdown has paid for Robbie Neilson's return! Stendel was eased out of the relegated Premiership club to make way for the return of former United boss Neilson and Tynecastle owner Ann Budge later paid tribute to Stendel's time at the club, which lasted just six months.

SPFL as blocking the start of the new season would send shockwaves through Scottish football. The Celtic boss has sympathy for the plight of the relegated sides following the decision to curtail last season.

Daniel Stendel has insisted he wants the chance to take them back to the Premiership. The Jambos are facing up to life in the Championship after reconstruction plans were thrown out on Monday.

Ann Budge, revealed that they have 200 new, improved or one off pledges between the news being announced and midnight. More have followed this morning with many supporters promising even more support once the uncertainty of the coronavirus crisis has passed.  The FoH tweeted: "This was the counter at midnight of new pledges, increased pledges and one-off donations: exactly 200 since yesterday's news."It's continuing this morning.

Hearts, Partick Thistle and Stranraer in their respective divisions after an early end to the Scottish season saw them finish bottom. But on Monday the SPFL released a statement claiming that there was insufficient support for the new proposals and that the existing structure will be in place next season.

Hearts.It’s believed claims from the Tynecastle side, Partick Thistle and Stranraer could total more than £6m, with up to £5m from Tynecastle alone, where chairman Ann Budge is determined to act with strong support from the Foundation of Hearts.The bill would be footed by all 42 SPFL clubs, most likely from future broadcast earnings, as the governing body have previously admitted they have no cash reserves to cover a seven-figure payout. Get all the latest Sports news sent straight to your Inbox every day by signing up to our newsletter.We cover every morsel of information regarding your favourite club in the form of articles, videos and podcasts.

Neil Doncaster has hinted that the idea of colt teams in the lower leagues could be put back on the table in future. Clubs are locked in reconstruction talks after the 2019-20 season was brought to a premature halt with Hearts, Partick Thistle and Stranraer relegated.

SPFL have asked clubs to declare their stance on a permanent 14-10-10 league reconstruction that would finally provide salvation to relegated clubs. The governing body has written to all 42 senior sides to canvass opinion on the latest potential revamp and clubs have been asked to indicate their position by Monday June 15.Hearts owner Ann Budge 's solution of temporary change did not acquire enough support to move it forward but the SPFL have indicated there may be greater appetite for a more long-term option.