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Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou has told SFA chiefs they must speed up VAR or face ruining the beautiful game for punters.

Ryan Porteous has been told to show his class by Hibs boss ahead of what is sure to be a pumped-up Pittodrie when the Easter Road face Aberdeen on Friday night.

Nick Walsh will be on VAR duty for Rangers’ home clash with Aberdeen on Saturday - with Steven McLean the man in the middle at Ibrox. The duo will swap roles having been tasked with taking charge of Celtic’s thrilling 4-3 victory at Hearts last weekend.

The 18th series of Strictly Come Dancing is well underway and this year we've seen four new professional dancers join the popular BBC One show. Over the years, viewers have watched 64 professional dancers take to the Strictly dance floor and there's now only Anton Du Beke left from the first series, but he is part of the judging panel rather than the competition. There's been married couples take part in the show, such as James and Ola Jordan and Lilia Kopylova and Darren Bennett, as well as some who even fell for their celebrity partners during their time on Strictly.

Jim Goodwin has been charged by the SFA over his furious volley at Ryan Porteous in which he accused the Hibs defender of “blatant cheating”. The Aberdeen boss was hit with the SFA notice of complaint today for “making comments of a discriminatory or offensive nature” after Saturday’s fiery encounter at Easter Road.

Ryan Porteous appears to have sent Jim Goodwin a cheeky response after the Aberdeen boss accused him of "blatant cheating" in Hibs' 3-1 win over the Dons.

Hibs' hierarchy have reportedly been left stunned by Jim Goodwin after he claimed Ryan Porteous cheated against Aberdeen.

The Masked Dancer fans believe they have figured out the true identity of Pearly King after rumours of Danny Dyer being behind the mask fell flat.Initially, many viewers of the ITV series predicted it could be Mick Carter actor Danny or Alfie Moon star Shane Richie after a series of clues, which included the letter D, references to Cockney rhyming slang and being an actor. Fans now believe EastEnders Ian Beale actor Adam Woodyatt is tipped to be the celebrity donning the costume.

BBC Bargain Hunt contestants have made a "whole lot of lolly" throughout the years, as former host Tim Wonnacott would say.Tim was just one of the many hosts and experts on hand to give advice about hidden gems, rare finds and novelty items that have either made a loss, or provided a pretty penny for the contestants.Since 2000, he and experts including David Dickinson, Natasha Raskin Sharp and David Barby have also become almost as iconic as the programme itself.READ NEXT: Bargain Hunt experts' most expensive finds – vampire slaying kit to cockerel tea cosyHere, Daily Star takes a look at where some of the Bargain Hunt stars are now.British icon David Dickinson MBE presented Bargain Hunt for more than three years between 2000 to 2003 - where his famous tan was just as iconic as the show itself.Prior to hosting Bargain Hunt, David had already made a name for himself selling antiques in the early 90s, before landing his TV break on Bargain Hunt.However, David has spoken openly about his life before fame, revealing that he once spent three years in jail for mail-order fraud when he was 19 years old.Speaking to The Mirror, he said: "I hated every moment but I knew I had to get through. I vowed I would never do anything to put myself back in this position.

BBC show.The kit, which was bought by a private bidder in the UK, more than quadrupled its initial guide price – and was one of the more unusual items to have sold on the show in recent years.However, it has not been the only item to have surprised both viewers and the Bargain Hunt experts.READ NEXT: David Dickinson to be honoured at National Reality TV Awards as nominations revealedFrom rare teapots, ashtrays made by famous fashion brands and even a cockerel tea cosy, all sorts of items have gone under the hammer for an eye-watering profit.Here, Daily Star takes a look at the most expensive items to have been sold by its experts.One antiques owner certainly got a surprise after the set of ornaments he was about to donate to a charity shop ended up selling for more than just a pretty penny.After having a spring clean at home, the gentleman brought in a collection of ornaments that was gathering dust at home.However he got more than he bargained for, as one of the items was a rare 18th century teapot that originated from China.A representative for Hanson's auction house called it "the most important item I've ever sold", with expert Charles Hanson saying: "It’s amazing, I think this is the ultimate Bargain Hunt find; our client came into the salesroom with a bag for charity but then this came out and he said, ‘Is it worth anything?'"What we’ve got here Natasha, is a [teapot] and it would’ve been a ceremonial [teapot] used by the court of Emperor Qianlong in the 18th century."So it’s an imperial piece of enamel on copper, with that imperial yellow ground, very sacred, very important and very rare."So rare in fact that when it went up for auction, the item became the most expensive piece ever sold by one of the Bargain Hunt

David Dickinson MBE has been entertaining the nation with his antiques expertise since he first appeared on TV in 1998 – but viewers may not know he's had a life almost as colourful as his iconic tan.Between the years 2000 and 2004, David presented BBC One daytime show Bargain Hunt, before he was succeeded by Tim Wonnacott. After leaving the BBC in 2005, he took on the role of hosting the ITV daytime show Dickinson's Real Deal.

BBC One viewers were in for quite a surprise after one lucky fella brought in his humble goods after a much-needed lockdown spring clean.As excited clients queued up around the block with their hidden gems, one gentleman brought a slew of ornaments which were collecting dust around his house that he hoped would bring in a pretty penny or else end up in his local charity shop.READ MORE: David Dickinson to be honoured at National Reality TV Awards as nominations revealedAnd it’s fair to say his humble stash may just go down in history as the most valuable items to enter the lucky auction house after it was valued at an eye-watering £390,000.Antiques expert Charles Hanson was overwhelmed with surprise to see the prized 18th Century find – originating from China – tucked away in a little home in Burton-Upon-Trent.The Hansons auctioneer founder described the historic item as “the most important item I've ever sold” as he explained the value of the tiny teapot to presenter Natasha Raskin Sharp whose story aired back in 2020.She said: “Of course, valuable items aren’t found every day but our next story might just restore your faith that hidden gems are out there.“I’m joined now by auctioneer Charlies Hanson who has brought something rather special for us to peruse.

THERE have been 64 professional dancers waltzing on to the dancefloor during Strictly's 18 years onscreen. And only one from the first series - Anton Du Beke - is still there, albeit in a judging capacity.

Maxwells is gearing up for its monthly auction where bargain hunters can grab their hands on a glistening collection including silver and jewellery.

Christine McGuiness shut down any speculation of split rumours with her latest social media update.The reality TV star, who’s married to TV presenter Paddy McGuiness, flaunted her huge wedding ring on Instagram.The former Real Housewives of Cheshire star took to the platform and announced she was home while she flashed her diamond ring on Wednesday (June 28). READ NEXT: Christine McGuinness to front BBC documentary after 'positive' autism diagnosisIt comes after split rumours had fans concerned after her husband had appeared to have removed the heart tattoo tribute to his wife on his wedding finger.The Top Gear host was seen in a video on chef Chris Baber’s Instagram on Monday (June 27) as he held up a canned drink, but his tattoo was nowhere to be seen.

EastEnders legend Adam Woodyatt, Ready to Mingle host Katherine Ryan, Celebs Go Dating contestant Ulrika Jonsson and I'm A Celebrity 2021 runner-up Simon Gregson are among the list of celebrities in this category.The 11th annual National Reality TV Awards will be taking place on Thursday, July 28 at the Porchester Hall in London.Over 5.7 million submissions were received for this year’s nominations.Members of the public decides the winners of each category by voting on the official NRTA website for their favourite shows, celebrities or participants.The Best Reality TV Judge category sees Touker Suleyman (Dragon’s Den), Sir Alan Sugar (The Apprentice), David Walliams (BGT), Mary Berry (Celebrity Best Home Cook), Steven Bartlett (Dragon’s Den) go head to head with Esme Young (The Great British Sewing Bee), Deborah Meaden (Dragon’s Den), Val Garland (Glow up : Britain’s Next Make Up Star), Alesha Dixon (BGT) and Tom Jones (The Voice UK).While the Best Docs-Series award could be won by Jay Blades’ Home Fix, London Lit, Extraordinary Extensions, Jack Whitehall: Travels with My Father, Bangers & Cash, Sam & Billie: The Mummy Diaries, Dubai Hustle, Being Joel Corry, Idris Elba’s Fight School, Ferne McCann: First Time Mum, Meet the Khans: Big in Bolton, Ready to Mingle or Georgia & Tommy: Baby Steps.Made in Chelsea will go up against The Only Way is Essex, First Dates, The Real Housewives of Cheshire, Ibiza Weekender, Escape to the Chateau, Gogglebox, London Lit, Catfish UK, Meet the Khans: Big in Bolton and MTV Cribs to be crowned Best Reality Non-Competition Show.

Top Gear star Paddy McGuinness couldn't quite believe that TV star David Dickinson appeared to have enhanced his already tanned skin again.The 48-year-old Take Me Out host, explained to fans on social media that he hadn't managed to catch Dickinson's Real Deal for a long time and was in shock after tuning in of recent.Over on Twitter, Paddy proceeded to blast the TV personality, with a harsh quip over his glowing skin.Addressing his 570,000 followers on the popular platform, Paddy explained that nobody's tanned skin even came remotely close to David's shade of bronze.The star made a comparison to the Wish You Were Here's presenter 1980s Judith Chalmers as the sun worshiping host of the much loved programme.He penned: "Not seen Dickinson’s Real Deal for a while but it seems the Duke has reached peak tanning Nirvana."No one gets close, not even 1980’s Judith Chalmers! The man is quite simply the tanning [goat emoji] #nofilterneeded #goat #tan."Comments flooded in beneath with many online users also offering up remarks about David's ever changing skin tone.One person joked: ""Sir Terry always used to say Mr Dickinson bathed in a bath of tea every morning."While another added: "For a second there, Paddy, I thought, 'Why has he got that picture hanging on his wall?'"The well known antique dealer has always claimed that his all-year-round tan is due to his heritage - but also admitted he does enjoy a lot of holidays too.David has never met his biological mother who had been from Armenia, although they did share letters later on in life.The TV star was put up for adoption as a small child and taken in by a couple in Cheshire, the Dickinsons.In an interview with The Mirror last year, David explained that his tan was very much

FANS of The Masked Singer are convinced that Traffic Cone is Gavin & Stacey star Rob Brydon after noticing an accent 'slip-up'. Viewers were quick to note how they thought the mystery celeb sounded like "Uncle Bryn" from the iconic BBC sitcom, played by actor Rob, 56.

STRICTLY'S Dan Walker has been compared to Ross from Friends after a hilarious fake tan fail. The BBC Breakfast star, 44, looked to have overdone his tan top up and was left wide-eyed at his own reflection.

ITV in 2006.Prior to his career on-screen, David was an antiques salesman, before he met a BBC producer at a barbecue which led to him being the star of a two-part documentary on him preparing for a show at the Olympia.Throughout his career, David has been a regular daily fixture on screens, and such is his affable manner, he has become a charming figure viewers have fallen in love with.And David even recalled a chance encounter he had with a fan, who went further, saying he was his “idol”Writing for The Sun, David said he didn't mind it when people shouted his catchphrases at him, such as "cheap as chips", as his fans have helped him make a "great living so I can't knock it".He continued in 2017: "Two weeks ago I had an encounter that was

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterTelevision presenter David Dickinson celebrates his 80th birthday on August 16.As a successful entrepreneur in antiques, the TV personality has became a star on various reality television shows about such as Bargain Hunt and Dickinson’s Real Deal.However, the road to his success has not been as smooth and he's learnt a lot at the school of hard knocks.