Roy Keane shows his softer side with social media post for daughter's birthday

As this week's guest on The Record Club with Bowers & Wilkins, Foxes sat down with DJ and presenter Jess Iszatt to discuss the stories behind her recently-released third album, The Kick.

Megan Thee Stallion has filed a lawsuit against her record label 1501 Certified Entertainment that accuses the label of attempting to keep her locked into her deal by not considering her 2021 release Something for Thee Hotties an "album," Billboard and Pitchfork report. The complaint was filed last Friday (February 18) in Harris County District Court and names 1501 Certified Entertainment, LLC as the sole defendant.

Queen may be concerned about “antagonising” Prince Harry who could ‘fly off the handle’ if he is removed as a Counsellor of state, a royal expert has claimed.Historically, the Counsellors of state are the monarch’s spouse, and the next four people in the line of succession who are over the age of 21 and living in the UK.These are the members of the royal institution who would step in for the Queen should she become incapacitated.Since Prince Andrew settled his civil sex abuse case with his accuser Virginia Giuffre after vehemently denying the claims against him, there have been calls for the prince to lose his position as counsellor.

Hollywood film star Lee Evans is 58 years old today (February 25).The beloved star, who was born on February 25, 1964, rose to fame as a stand-up comic, before appearing in hit Hollywood films including Mousetrap, The Magic Roundabout and There's Something About Mary.However, following a shock retirement announcement in 2014, Lee has since devoted his time to family life - but has still made the odd appearance in the spotlight.To celebrate Lee Evans' birthday, Daily Star has taken a look at his life now - from rare public outings, to his retirement and sweet family life.Fans and stars from the world of entertainment were shocked when Lee Evans announced his retirement from stand-up comedy in 2014.During an appearance on the Jonathan Ross show, the host asked Lee how many more tours fans could look forward to seeing in the future - however, the answer was not what Jonathan was expecting to hear.After saying that his career was "finished" and this his 2014 tour was "the end", Lee gave an emotional revelation that the decision had followed the death of his long term manager Addison Cresswell.Lee said: "All I have ever done is work and Addison always used to put his arm around me and say, 'Don't worry, I will look after you. It is okay.'"He also explained that he wanted to spend more time with his family, adding: "To be fair, I've been working...

Vladimir Putin was left disappointed as Zenit St Petersburg were dumped out of the Europa League by Real Betis.Zenit travelled to the Benito Villamarin stadium needing to overturn a 3-2 deficit from the reverse fixture in Saint Petersburg. But unlike the first leg at the Gazprom Stadium, the goals were not forthcoming in Betis, as the La Liga giants managed to protect the lead they had amassed in Russia.

Asda has been slammed by shoppers after they posted a snap on Instagram of a plus-sized model in some lacy lingerie that “doesn’t fit".Curvy model Olivia Campbell donned some sexy matching undies for the supermarket giant - which is a refreshing sight to see instead of the usual slimmer models.The stunning busty babe boasts 200,000 followers of her own where she hopes to help her fans “fall in love” with themselves by posting body positive snaps.So, it is obvious why she was enlisted by the supermarket to flaunt her curves in their underwear.But, despite Asda trying to be inclusive - customers have pointed out that the underwear Olivia was given to wear does not look quite right.In the comments, people shared their concern that Asda is not dressing their models correctly.One person criticised: “No no no no - it's lovely lingerie but it just does not fit this beautiful girl!! Please dress your models in sizes that actually fit, look at the bra???“It must be so uncomfortable and as for the briefs, good God."Another user added: “I'm all for promoting a positive body image, but this doesn't even fit her!”While a third person fretted: "Can’t imagine what sort of VPL you might get with those knickers."Someone else slammed: “It would be helpful if they were properly fitting items. I’m all for curvy models and she’s gorgeous but those pieces do not fit her properly.”Despite many people sharing their concern for the supposed ill-fitting lingerie set, others backed the photo and felt there was nothing wrong with the sizing.One person commented: “Where are people looking? I'm so confused! She's plus size, knickers sit differently, they're not too small at all.

Naman Ramachandran The world of soccer has responded to the Russian invasion of Ukraine with marquee event UEFA Men’s Champions League final moved from Saint Petersburg to Stade de France in Saint-Denis, Paris. The UEFA Executive Committee held an extraordinary meeting on Friday, “following the grave escalation of the security situation in Europe,” the UEFA said in a statement.

Emily Jones, who lives in London, regularly posts sizzlingly hot snaps on her Instagram page, @miss___jones, where she models swimwear and lingerie. The influencer, who also campaigns for invisible disability awareness, recently posted a message on her page about plus size representation in the media – or, the lack of it.Emily noted that “fat characters” on TV were rarely the centre of the story and that’s why she uses social media to show off her love of fashion and cheeky lingerie.The model posed in a snap with her long brown hair curly and loose while giving the camera a sultry look.Emily wore a pretty white satin bra with Lacey straps held off to the side.In the caption, the influencer wrote: “Growing up, I never really saw bodies like mine in magazines, on tv, or in films – especially not represented in any serious, attractive, or desirable way.“Fat characters were always just the sidekick, the comedy act, but certainly never the *main character*.“So it’s amazing to be able to do your own thing on social media, to challenge the status quo and show that actually, there is beauty in diversity.“So yes, here’s my wannabe Playboy cover (Playboy hit me up?)...

EXCLUSIVE: Discovery UK & Nordics Boss James Gibbons has talked up the potential BT Sport JV as being an effective marketing tool for the media company’s deep content catalog, allowing subs to “come for the sport, stay for the rest.”

As the people of Ukraine wake up to the reality of war, many of the country’s top filmmakers and industry professionals have issued statements pleading for international intervention.

UEFA have voted to move this season's Champions League final to Paris as a result of Russia making the decision to invade Ukraine in the early hours of Thursday morning.

Russia's Civil Aviation Authority has banned all UK flights to and over the country.

Bolton Wanderers have been boosted by the impending return to the team of captain Ricardo Almeida Santos.

A multi-story apartment building was hit by a rocket in Kyiv on Friday (25 February), injuring at least three people.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has played down the fact that his side have two games in hand on Manchester United in the race for a top-four finish after moving to within one point of them in the Premier League table.

Mirror: “It was a day like many others when I took a call from an agent who said, ‘Would you be interested in Chiellini?’.“I replied, ‘Does a child like Christmas? Absolutely, we would, yes. But there’s no chance he’ll come here’.“He said, ‘Leave it with me’, so I did.

England manager Gareth Southgate before their Euro 2020 semi-final against Denmark - despite claiming he "tried to cut me in half" during their playing days.Southgate is hoping to mastermind England's first semi-final victory at a major tournament since 1966 on Wednesday night, with the Three Lions currently locking horns with Denmark at Wembley.The 50-year-old has performed better than anyone expected when he first took charge of the national side in 2017, also guiding them to the World Cup semi-finals in 2018.And before England's clash with the Danes Southgate received something very rare - a few nice words from legendary Man Utd hard-man Keane.The pair went head to head on several occasions in their playing careers, before locking horns

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Manchester United legend is part of the ITV punditry team covering England's Euro 2020 semi-final against Denmark at Wembley. It saw them produce a segment on the song 'Sweet Caroline', which has become an anthem for the Three Lions under Gareth Southgate.And viewers were treated to a video message from the song's writer Neil Diamond, showing his support from across the pond in the USA.Presenter Mark Pougatch took the chance to ask Keane - famed for his no-nonsense approach to football and punditry - for his thoughts on the singer.And Keane's colleague Gary Neville revealed that the 49-year-old had once been to a Neil Diamond concert - but he still managed to get into a fight.The Irishman replied: "He's brilliant.

England 's Euro 2020 semi-final clash with Denmark and he will be joined by several big name pundits. Gary Neville, Roy Keane and Ian Wright will be alongside Pougatch, with Chelsea boss Emma Hayes pitch-side.

England number one, David James, has joked that Manchester United legend, Roy Keane, could join his old foe - Patrick Vieira - at Crystal Palace as the sides new assistant manager.Vieira was announced as Palace's new boss on Sunday, and the Frenchman has replaced Roy Hodgson - who retired at the end of last campaign.Vieira, who was Arsenal's former captain, had a long-running feud with Keane - including one infamous bust-up in the Highbury tunnel in 2005 before a ball had even been kicked.And James has joked that the pair should reunite on the touchline at Selhurst Park."Vieira and Roy Keane have been getting on really well on TV," he told talkSPORT; the pair have both been part of ITVs coverage for Euro 2020, and fans were excited to see