Rangers 1 St Johnstone 0: Ianis Hagi strike secures hosts narrow victory

Lidl roast chicken. Mercedes Checkley, from Bedford, bought a seasoned bird from Lidl for £3.99 last Sunday (February 6) and popped it in the oven for a roast dinner for herself and three friends.When she removed it from the oven an hour and 45 minutes later, she discovered an entire chicken foot inside the animal's body.The 25-year-old said the unexpected sight left her vomiting and feeling faint and she has now vowed to ditch meat altogether after the incident, saying she "gags" every time she enters her kitchen.Mercedes, who is a team leader in a care home, said: "My housemate heard me making a weird noise and she knew something was wrong."I think it was the shock.

Sheffield Wednesday’s game against Wigan Athletic was considered dead and had been without its owner for seven months. Alison Jubb recognised the feline which disrupted the fixture at Hillsborough Stadium, having lost ‘Topsey’ in June during a trip to a cattery in Sheffield.

battering his neighbour to death before setting her house on fire and calmly watching it burn down from a nearby car park.Pavel Samsinak, former owner of a gym called Czech Us Out, was found guilty of the second-degree murder of his neighbour Alice Hale, as well as armed criminal action, second-degree arson and tampering with physical evidence.The gruesome killing took place in Springfield, Missouri.Greene County Prosecutor Attorney Dan Patterson told reporters: “Testimony during the trial showed that Samsinak beat Ms. Hale to death with a dangerous instrument, set her house on fire to destroy evidence of the murder, and then watched her house burn from the parking lot of a nearby convenience store.”The victim, Alice Hale, was a former school janitor.

Paramushir Island, Kuril Islands, Russia, is considered a highly active Somma volcano.Video captured by photographer Elena Kotenko on Sunday (February 7) shows the volcano waking up after a three-month calm period in the eruptive activity.Ashes and gas plumes can be seen spewing out of the volcano's crater as it sends piles of snow and ice to the sky.The activities are often described as "rocket launches" as the billows of smoke and the rumbling sounds made it resemble a spacecraft preparing to take off.According to Volcano Discovery, the eruption was likely a "phreatic" or hydrothermal explosion due to the interaction of snow and ice causes explosions at contact with lava."The height of the ash and gas plume is unknown and was not reported by the observatory nor by VAAC yet, but from available imagery seems to be several hundred meters above the summit," it read."Ebeko is one of the most active volcanoes at the Kuril islands."Russian Emergency Situations Ministry reported the last eruption of ash in the Ebeko was in November when it threw a column of dust at a height of 2.5km.Viewers were stunned when they watched the video."Even the eruption is white in Northern Siberia," one wrote and a second said: "The first few seconds look like Sarlacc [a Star Wars character] coming at you."Last week in Guatemala, a large explosion has been heard for miles around after Volcan du Fuego (Volcano of Fire) erupted and deposited molten lava.The activity at the volcano was spotted by cameras and could be seen from long distances.National Seismological agency of Guatemala tweeted on Wednesday (February 2) that "a column of ash at approximately 4,500 metres above sea level was seen, in addition to expelling incandescent material (lava,

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Larry Birkhead is remembering his former partner, Anna Nicole Smith, 15 years after her death. The photographer took to Instagram on Tuesday and wrote an emotional tribute to the Playboy cover girl and GUESS model, who passed away on Feb. 8, 2007, at age 39.

The return date for Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway has been announced by ITV bosses.

Comments made by Jose Mourinho about Manchester United flop Alexis Sanchez came back to haunt the coach and his Roma team in Coppa Italia last night.

A man has been charged with attempted murder after a 49-year-old man was stabbed in the neck in Hulme.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.St Johnstone produced the goods to claim victory in the Betfred Cup final rehearsal and bring Livingston’s 14-game unbeaten run to an end.A magical Scott Tanser free-kick sent Saints into the lead just shy of the interval before Shaun Rooney doubled the advantage early in the second half.Scott Pittman gave the hosts a lifeline with his 84th minute header but battling Perth players held firm in the closing stages to record an impressive victory.Callum Davidson had made five changes from the tight 1-0 midweek loss at Ibrox.

Allan McGregor.The retired Danish frontman, also a former coach at Auchenhowie, reckons James Tavernier is the frontrunner for the prize for his powerful displays from right-back.Lovenkrands also singled out keeper McGregor and midfielder Glen Kamara for praise but he reckons the skipper is in the clear having notched 11 goals and nine assists in 27 league games.Speaking on Sky Sports' Scottish Football Podcast, he said: "It's tough, you know.

Kemar Roofe has been told he's "very fortunate" not to have received a straight red for his full-blooded tackle on St Johnstone midfielder Murray Davidson.

Betfred Cup final heartache after a shocking Kemar Roofe tackle forced him off at Ibrox as Rangers won 1-0 to stretch their lead at the top of the table to a massive 23 points.Roofe was booked by referee David Munro and Saints boss Callum Davidson insisted there was no malice in the challenge - but that will be scant consolation for the Perth midfielder, who is now racing against time to make the February 28 showpiece at Hampden against Livingston.Davidson, who missed the 2014 Scottish Cup triumph through injury, played on for 10 minutes before hobbling off and his manager said: "It's one of those, I don't think there was any malice in the challenge, but it doesn't look great," he said.

Kemar Roofe 's painful challenge on Murray Davidson. The flashpoint occurred in the early stages of the Scottish Premiership match at Ibrox when the Rangers attacker tried to use his body to get the ball back under control after a poor touch.

Steven Gerrard 's men, they remain unbeaten in the league and have been particularly imperious on their own patch. They welcome St Johnstone to Ibrox for this midweek encounter.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.New St Johnstone signing Charlie Gilmour is buzzing for his next chapter in football.The 21-year-old midfielder has joined the Perth club until the end of the season after impressing manager Callum Davidson in training.Gilmour’s earlier years in the game were spent at English giants Arsenal where he trained alongside the likes of Mesut Ozil.More recently Gilmour was signed with Norwich City and was last season loaned out to Dutch second division side Telstar.“I was at Arsenal during the Emery days,” Gilmour revealed.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.St Johnstone fans can breathe easy – David Wotherspoon has signed a new two-year contract.The local midfielder has mixed experience and craft to become one of the Perth side’s standout performers this season.Wotherspoon, who signed for the club he has always supported back in 2013, admits it really was a no-brainer to continue his McDiarmid Park journey.And he is fully focused on continuing to play his part for manager Callum Davidson.“It has been talked about for the last few weeks so I’m delighted to get it over the line,” said the thrilled 31-year-old.“I can focus on a tough run of fixtures coming

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson hailed the attitude of his comeback kings after Saturday’s stunning second half in Ayrshire.The Perth side had been left with a mountain to climb after conceding twice against hosts Kilmarnock in the opening 45 minutes.But an inspired display after the break flipped the script and clinched a hugely important three points for the Saints.Guy Melamed and Murray Davidson levelled proceedings before a peach of a strike from Ali McCann completed the turnaround.“We moved the ball really well but the criticism is how we defended both goals to go 2-0 down,” Davidson said.“I

St Johnstone fightback with a scintillating winner. The midfield kid produced a spectacular long-range strike to cap a brilliant victory for the Betfred Cup finalists.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.The buzz from booking a League Cup final spot would still be lingering in the corridors of McDiarmid Park.But St Johnstone failed to take that excitement onto the field of play on Wednesday evening against Aberdeen.This was a flat performance.  Too many misplaced passes, too many wrong decisions and no real threat when in attack.Two changes were made from Saturday’s Hampden heroics, Craig Bryson and Michael O’Halloran replacing Ali McCann and David Wotherspoon.There was a lengthy delay to early proceedings when Aberdeen pair Ross McCrorie and Tommie Hoban collided in the air.  The latter was unable to