Rangers legend Ally McCoist in 10 In A Row 'don't care' claim as he pleads for end to title tunnel vision

why they felt the need to thank the internet, but in all likelihood this was just the beginning of a draft that accidentally got published.

George Clooney's preparation for his role in Netflix's "The Midnight Sky" landed the actor in the hospital. Just days before he was set to begin filming the sci-fi drama, the 59-year-old actor was rushed to the hospital with stomach pains, the U.K.'s the Mirror first reported.There, he was diagnosed with pancreatitis and has since made a full recovery, the outlet and Fox News has confirmed.

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterChris Strain says Kilwinning Rangers cannot let nerves get the better of them when they host in-form Hurlford on Saturday.The Buffs are already playing catch up in the WoSFL Premier League after two defeats in their opening five games.They needed two late goals to see off ten-man Cumbernauld United on Saturday in a far from convincing performance.Boss Strain reckons a ropey start to the campaign is playing on minds and hampering the search for consistency.“There’s an anxiousness about us just now because we’ve dropped a couple of points early doors,” he said.“The balance and the fluency in our play isn’t quite there at this moment in time.“One

All I Want for Christmas Is YouMariah Carey’s 1994 hit sounds as if it was blessed with the twinkling stardust that seems to be falling in its opening notes: after decorating her home with Christmas decorations in the height of summer, it was written in just 15 minutes. That’s perhaps a bit of myth-making – co-writer Walter Afanasieff has said the core melody and chords took an hour, and they actually carried on tinkering with it for a couple of weeks before recording it – but much like Father Christmas himself, it’s something you want to believe in.

COVID-19 has hit the set of Brad Pitt's latest movie.

Michael Schumacher is receiving treatment which has been tailored to help the Formula One icon "return to a more normal life", according to his former boss and close friend Jean Todt.

Jess Glynne and Jamie Cullum will perform at Amazon Music UK's 'Festive Fundraiser' event for the Help Musicians charity. The special concert - which will also feature Nina Nesbitt as well as Amazon's Ones to Watch 2021 artists Griff and Girl In Red - will stream live for one night only from London's Roundhouse on December 18.

1-0 home win over Kilmarnock last weekend, and hope to keep the points at New Douglas Park. Brian Rice's men sit 10th in the Premiership, while Hibs are third, two points behind Celtic, though having played two more games.The last time these sides met was back in October, when Hibs ran out 3-2 winners at Easter Road, with Marios Ogkmpoe missing a penalty that could have earned Accies a point.Saturday's clash is at 3pm and will course be played behind closed doors, and the only way to watch the live action is to stream the game via Accies TV on a pay-per-view basis.Both sets of fans will be able to access the clash, with Hibs supporters given the option of 'away' commentary.

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Billy Gilmour is a "fabulous little player" - but insists there's been no transfer contact from Rangers. Reports earlier this week claimed the Ibrox side were interested in a loan return for their former academy starlet.The Chelsea midfielder has returned from a knee injury to rave reviews as he was named man of the match in his first Champions League appearance on Tuesday.

The most popular 2021 baby names have been predicted – and they’re heavily inspired by the Covid-19 lockdown. Online marketplace OnBuy has collated a list of the most popular names heard during the UK's 10 month lockdown – and they have determined their "popularity potential".

House Republican Conference Chair Rep. Liz Cheney and Rep.

James Tavernier, Connor Goldson and Glen Kamara when the time is right. The Ibrox boss waxed lyrical about Finnish midfielder Kamara last night and advised the board to get a new contract tied up for the second time in recent months.

infection rate in the borough is 165.9 cases per 100,000 people - down 20pc from the previous week. Councillor Greenhalgh believes that if the downward trajectory continues, the infection rate will be below 150 by the time that the tiers are reviewed next Wednesday (December 16).

Dermot O'Leary has joined those paying tribute to Dame Barbara Windsor, sharing her unexpected kindness at the very start of his career.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.The search is on to find Renfrewshire’s finest and most flamboyantly decorated house for Christmas.Nominations are now open for our Christmas Crackers competition.It’s a celebration of fairy lights, flashing reindeer and glow-in-the dark Santas.We want to see a veritable festive feast of LED penguins, polar bears, elves, tinsel and nativity scenes.The competition is being launched today (Friday) by the Paisley Daily Express in conjunction with XSite, the new name for Soar at Braehead.The fun competition, being run in print and online, is to help spread a little light during the darkest month.The winner will get a £100 voucher to be spent within the

Europa League knockout stage. The Ibrox side eased to victory in Poland on Thursday night to secure their status as group winners.Steven Gerrard 's team will now be seeded for Monday's last 32 draw and Kaminski admits he was extremely impressed.

Chelsea. Loathed by many in France.

A no-deal Brexit is now the most likely outcome, EU leaders have been told as Boris Johnson hurtles towards a deadline this Sunday.

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EastEnders stars have paid touching tributes to their former co-star and friend Dame Barbara Windsor after she tragically lost her life aged 83 following a long battle with Alzheimer's. Barbara played the iconic Peggy Mitchell on the popular soap opera on and off from 1994 to 2016, leaving a lasting impression on both her fellow actors as well as the public.