Poland, Sweden Say They Won’t Play Russia In World Cup Qualifying Matches

Some celebrity offspring are fast growing up to be the absolute mini-mes of their famous parents. You would be forgiven for thinking you were seeing double when it comes to some celebrities and their children. It's not just looks either as the majority of these lookalike kids are fast establishing their own names in the world of showbiz, including the likes of actress Kate Beckinsale's grown up daughter Lily, who she shares with her ex Michael Sheen.

Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins had 10 different substances in his system at the time of his death, officials in Colombia have reported.

Former Scotland star Pat Nevin believes former Celtic ace Kieran Tierney can become the best player in world football.

Saturday Night Takeaway erupted into chaos as Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly were forced to restart a segment on after a huge blunder.

Olivia Colman is an absolute powerhouse actress who has starred in The Crown, Fleabag, Broadchurch alongside David Tennant and many more.

Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou appears calm and composed ahead of a defining fixture in his side's season.

Lanarkshire's Dobbies garden centre is to host a fun-filled exclusive Peter Rabbit Easter Breakfast.

Shay Mitchell put her baby bump on full display on Saturday afternoon as she ran errands in Los Angeles.The actress, 34, cut a casual figure in a croppedGuns N' Roses tee and a pair of comfy black sweatpants.She is expecting her second child with her partner Matte Babel. The couple are already parents totwo-year-old daughter, Atlas.

Taylor Hawkins died, the Foo Fighters drummer was lured out of his Paraguay hotel room to meet a 9-year-old street drummer who was banging away on his songs.Emma Sofía and her father Julius Peralta had tickets to see the band at the Asunciónico music festival on March 22, but the event was canceled amid heavy flooding, according to Nexstar.The fans then got word that the Foo Fighters were staying at the Sheraton hotel in Asuncion.“We took her drum kit and went,” Peralta reportedly said.Viral singalongs of the band’s song “The Pretender” and Nirvana’s “In Bloom” ensued, as Sofía pounded the skins while throngs of fans accompanied her on vocals.The impromptu jam session eventually drew Hawkins out of the hotel to look for the talented and persistent young percussionist.A post shared by Emma Sofía (@emmasofiamusic)As the smiling late drummer posed for a now-viral picture with his awestruck apprentice, dozens of fans were in the background cheering for the beaming duo.“Dreams come true,” Peralta captioned the photo in English on Twitter.“Since my daughter found out that the Foo Fighters were coming, she started a campaign to meet them,” he wrote in Spanish. “Today we took her drums to play in front of the Sheraton and look who came out at her call.”Three days later, Hawkins was be found dead in a Columbia hotel room, reportedly filled with a cache of drugs, at the age of 50.Emma’s parents did not immediately inform the 9-year-old of his untimely death, explaining online they hoped to spare her “a lot of pain” before her Friday night debut performance.They “didn’t have the courage to break the magic of that unforgettable moment,” her father wrote.

Lorraine, 37, who lives in Hilton, Derbyshire, with her husband Steve, 38, and sons George, 12, Henry, three, and Alexander, two, shares her story... "This Mother’s Day will be extra special for me and my mum, Denise. We’ll be able to share a family lunch and put the difficulties of the past few years behind us.

Christian Horner’s wife, Geri Halliwell, 49, is often seen at the Grand Prix with her husband, but she has admitted she can’t divulge whether she prefers luxury or mass-market models of cars, because either answer would get her into trouble.In an unearthed interview, Geri joked that she would be “killed” if she gave her preference.In 2020, the Spice Girls star was quizzed on whether she preferred Ferrari or Ford, and she replied:“I’d be killed if I said either.”Geri married Christian Horner in 2015 at St Mary's Church in Woburn, Bedfordshire.She is mother to Bluebell, 15, (from a previous relationship) and Monty, five.Christian also has a daughter, Olivia, eight, from a previous relationship.Christian is the team principal of the Red Bull Racing Formula One team.Christian’s wife and former Spice Girl, Geri, frequently joins him at the races.The couple took to Instagram to share rare photos of their country estate last week, including snaps of their horses and luxury cars.Their property is in Oxfordshire.Geri prefers riding horses, while Christian joked in a separate interview with The Times that he would choose “horsepower”.Maybe the reason Geri won’t talk about cars is because she’s not the best driver - or so her husband has claimed.The 48-year-old, who won big in Abu Dhabi in December, told the publication last year that his wife doesn't have the best driving skills, but he did compliment her on her cooking skills.He explained: “...Geri isn’t a good driver — she thinks everybody else is wrong.”When the Red Bull Racing team won the Grand Prix in Abu Dhabi in December, an emotional Geri spoke to the press about how “proud” she was of the team.Christian’s team secured the Formula One world championship.Telling reporters

BBC show, said that criticism over the sitcom had been taken "too far", adding that nicknames on the show were simply "fun names".The star is set to appear on Love Your Weekend with Alan Titchmarsh today, where she may discuss her time on Gavin and Stacey alongside other acting projects.Alison has played Gavin's mum Pam since the first episode aired back in 2007.She starred opposite Larry Lamb, who played the role of her husband, Mick.Despite being loved by viewers generally, the favourite BBC programme recently sparked backlash due to Pam's friend's nickname, "Japanese Margaret".Addressing the criticism in autumn 2020, Alison said: "I was shocked and upset by it."It's like, Pam's got a friend called 'Japanese Margaret', but it's not because she is being racist."They are fun names and we all do it with friends," she added.However, the star also said she understood some of the backlash.Alison went on: "I can understand why suddenly people start going, 'Argh'."But come on, no one wants to be racist."No one wants to be disrespectful."I think sometimes we take political correctness too far," she said to Belfast Telegraph.Two years ago, the BBC confirmed that Gavin and Stacey episodes would be staying on iPlayer in spite of social media backlash over past episodes.The hit BBC comedy, written by James Corden and Ruth Jones, was criticised over the names of its characters, such as "Seth, the black fella", "Big Fat Sue" and "Chinese Alan".The broadcaster removed Little Britain from the streaming platform for its past blackface sketches, but is standing by Gavin and Stacey.Programme writer Ruth Jones, who also stars as Nessa on the show, previously defended an anti-gay slur in the Christmas special.Defending the remarks, she said

Lewis Hamilton would crash came to light.This weekend's showdown in Saudi Arabia has already been shrouded in controversy, with genuine fears that proceedings wouldn't go ahead after a fuel depot was struck by a missile on Friday evening. The incident occurred just six miles from the track, sparking safety fears.The incident caused delays, with drivers even meeting to discuss among themselves over whether or not the race should go ahead.

flight secrets and top tips with Reader's Digest where he said there's a time of the day to avoid a bumpy ride. Jerry revealed: "If you're a nervous flyer, book a morning flight."The heating of the ground later causes bumpier air, and it's much more likely to thunderstorm in the afternoon."Another unnamed pilot also suggested that passengers should sit in the back if they always feel cold.The cabin crew member, who works in Texas, said: "The general flow of air in any airplane is from front to back."They added: "So if you're concerned about breathing the freshest possible air or not getting too hot, sit as close to the front."Planes are generally warmest in the back."As for the smoothest place to sit, that should be over or near the wing.Pilot Patrick Smith said: "The bumpiest place is in the back.

Manchester City have reportedly been alerted to the availability of Robert Lewandowski in the summer.

Arsenal have been given a huge boost in their reported pursuit of Robert Lewandowski after the Bayern Munich forward admitted he was "open to everything".The Gunners have reportedly joined the race for the Polish hitman, whose contract at the Allianz Arena expires at the end of next season.According to Four Four Two, the north Londoners are one of a number of clubs who may pursue a move for the star this summer following an impasse in contract negotiations. On Sunday, transfer guru Fabrizio Romano tweeted that although the forward wanted to stay at Bayern, his future is "absolutely open."He added that at the current time "there are still no talks between Bayern and his agent".Lewandowski himself added more fuel to the fire following an interview with Sky Sport Deutschland.He said: "I am open to everything.

Paul Pogba has shown he can be a model professional in more ways than one after strutting his stuff on the red carpet at Paris Fashion Week with his wife Zulay. The Frenchman has been enjoying some downtime in between games for Manchester United, having taken some time out to return to his home city where he rubbed shoulders with a number of celebrities and fellow professionals at the glitzy event.

Russia despite sanctions on the country being imposed by FIFA. On Sunday, FIFA ruled that instead of an outright ban, Russia will not be able to play in their home nation and the team must compete under the name “Football Union of Russia, while there will be no flags or anthems allowed at their games.

Vladimir Putin. The sporting world has been heavily critical of the Russian president following his decision to undergo what he calls "a special military operation" against Ukraine.

Boxing Organisation [WBO] is contemplating dropping all Russian boxers from their rankings as the country continues to be hit by sanctions in light of their invasion of Ukraine.It has already been confirmed that the 2022 Champions League final will be played in Paris after UEFA opted to move the match away from St Petersburg. Russian and Ukrainian clubs, and national teams, have also been ordered to play their home matches away from the region "until further notice."Poland have also confirmed they will boycott their upcoming World Cup play-off match against Russia, a decision endorsed by captain Robert Lewandowski.Meanwhile, Russia's F1 Grand Prix, due to take place in Sochi in September, has been axed from the calendar while the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) has postponed World Cup 2023 qualifiers between Holland and Russia and Great Britain and Belarus.And now WBO President Francisco 'Paco' Valcarel has strongly indicated that the authority is set to make a stance.Valcarel took to Twitter to say "WBO is considering not to sanction world titles and regional bouts in Russia, and not including Russian boxers in its ranking for as long as the invasion of Ukraine lasts."Significantly, he also tagged a number of boxing promotions and officials, as well as journalists and sports media outlets.His post was well received by former pro boxer Rick Glaser, who replied with "Paco, you should absolutely do everything within your power, I applaud you, show everyone that the WBO is a righteous organisation.

Ukraine, spearheaded by Vladimir Putin, has seen the Polish FA president Cezary Kulesza make his country's stance clear on the crunch football clash next month. "No more words, time to act!" Kulesza said on Twitter.