Scott McTominay criticised for showing too much passion at Manchester United

Gareth Southgate has backed Declan Rice to become the next England captain.Rice has become one of the first names on Southgate's team-sheet after establishing himself as one of the best midfielders in Europe. The West Ham ace, 23, was pivotal in helping the Three Lions reach last summer's Euro 2020 final and will have a huge role to play in Southgate's bid to win the World Cup this winter.Rice received death threats when he chose England over the Republic of Ireland back in February 2019.

Harry Kane becomes England's record breaker in an empty stadium.Captain marvel Kane moved level with Sir Bobby Charlton on 49 England goals with a second half winner to sink Switzerland at Wembley on Saturday. The Tottenham ace now stands just four goals behind England's record marksman Wayne Rooney, who plundered 53.It's now only a matter of time before Kane takes top spot to create some history that might never be broken.

Everton and England goalkeeper is never going to rise to the heights Jordan did with the Chicago Bulls, winning six NBA titles and becoming a global icon in the 1990s. But he was certainly top of his game against the Swiss, making two brilliant first-saves to keep his side in it and pave the way for a comeback. Pickford couldn't do anything about Breel Embolo's opener, but without him Luke Shaw and Harry Kane's goals later in the game probably would have counted for nothing.

Jonathan Choe, a veteran reporter for the ABC television affiliate KOMO in Seattle, has written an essay on Medium claiming he was fired for his coverage of a rally by the controversial Proud Boys group.

Kaley Cuoco, 36, almost had a fall while getting ready for some pre-Oscars fun! The actress was trying to show off her Dolce & Gabbana mini dress, which was short-sleeved and had a pattern of multiple colored jewels, that she was wearing to a W Magazine bash, when she tripped and almost fell in her Le Silla heels while walking outside toward the camera. It was all caught on video and shared to her stylist’s Brad Goreski‘s TikTok page on March 25.

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Michael van Gerwen has revealed he lost £200,000 in prize money due to Covid after dropping down the rankings.Van Gerwen endured a dismal 2021, not helped by his enforced withdrawal from the PDC World Darts Championship after testing positive for Covid. MVG pulled out of the tournament at the third round stage, meaning he only pocketed £25,000 in prize money. The Dutchman had reached the quarter-final stage or better in all bar one of the previous eight Ally Pally championships.

Loch Ness Monster, education chiefs say.Pupils north of the border will be told how class structure had a role in creating the legend, and stories surrounding Nessie may have shaped attitudes to Scottish independence and the Cold War.Nessie classes will help 11-to-14-year-olds recognise persuasion and bias, asserting the monster was designed as a tourist attraction to appeal to the motoring middle classes during the Depression.The lesson plan says low-budget 1934 horror romp The Secret Of The Loch shows the somewhat ambivalent position that Scotland holds in the Union."The very idea of a prehistoric monster in a loch affirms the stereotypical idea that Scotland - by contrast to England - is a rural wilderness, perhaps one bypassed by progress,’’ it says.Pupils will also study 1996 family drama Loch Ness, starring Ted Danson and Joely Richardson, and 1983 short The Loch Ness Monster Movie in which an animated monster rampages through Edinburgh.The teaching aid says: "This monstrous destruction of the nation’s capital questions whether Scotland may be dragged into the dangerous arena of the Cold War due to its relationship with England - and indeed, Britain’s special relationship with the USA."In this movie Nessie is a Scottish monster, questioning whether, in the circumstances it finds itself in, it should reconsider its position in Britain in order to find a different place in the world.’’Chris McGovern, chairman of the Campaign for Real Education, said the lesson plan was anti-British bias.For more incredible stories from the Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here"It seeks to brainwash pupils into believing that Scotland is the victim of a wicked conspiracy to subvert and infantilise its

Ibiza to colder than Iceland as a 1,000 mile-wide “Arctic attack” brings snow to scatter sunbathers.Cold air arrives from Monday (March 28) with the Met Office forecasting snow flurries in the north from Wednesday and threatening the south from Thursday.Nights as low as -4C are due, with the south also hit by sub-zero chills – while frost is expected for many regions.A Met Office forecaster said: “Monday will have warm sunny spells.“But showers or longer spells of rain will follow across many parts from Tuesday, then turning colder with wintry showers in northern areas.“From Thursday has possible frequent wintry showers across the North, with further South having some showers and perhaps hill snow with a small chance of this reaching low levels.”Netweather said: “After warm spring sunshine, March has a cold sting in its tail.“Winter is resuming just as British Summer Time starts.”The week-long cold spell will sees shivers last into April.Although sun-worshippers will be sad to see the hot weather end, the cold air will put a stop to the heatwave currently causing pollution across the UK.Scorching highs of 20C sparked “high” levels of fine particulate pollution, known as PM2.5 - one of the most dangerous forms.High pollution was recorded from Kent to Sunderland as Britain soaked up the sun.Stay up to date with all the latest Daily Star news by signing up to one of our free newsletters here.As well as Leeds and Sheffield, parts of the South East saw “very high” levels, especially in Norfolk and Essex.Government advice urges everyone to “reduce physical exertion, particularly when outdoors and especially if they experience symptoms such as a cough or sore throat” when there’s very high levels of pollution.Boffins from the

Formula One fans have slammed "spoilt child" Max Verstappen for calling the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix unfair, despite winning the race.Verstappen was heard complaining over his team radio during the final stages of Sunday's race before taking the chequered flag ahead of Ferrari's Charles Leclerc. Leclerc had appeared to close the gap on Verstappen during a yellow flag as he looked to regain the lead from the reigning world champion, but the Dutch driver was able to hold off his rival.Fans, however, reacted angrily after hearing Verstappen say "that's so unfair" over the radio in response to Leclerc's attempts to overtake.One fan tweeted: “‘That’s so unfair’ will be on Verstappen’s gravestone.

Peaky Blinders viewers couldn't believe their eyes when they saw Tommy Shelby introduce his long lost son to the family.But it wasn't just the sudden new addition to the family that caught their attention - it was the fact he closely resembles a certain popular former boyband member.Fans of the show rushed to Twitter to comment that Erasmus "Duke" Shelby is in fact a dead ringer for One Direction star Harry Styles.One wrote: "Genuinely thought it was Harry Styles, I need to find my specs."Another added: "I can’t be the only one who thought when Tommy's son came in was harry styles at first."A third continued: "Tommy’s son is a Wish version of Harry Styles."A fourth social media user tweeted: "Tommy’s son looks ever so slightly like Harry Styles."Another penned: "Oi don’t talk to Arthur like that Poundland Harry Styles."The head of The Shelby clan was last week seen learning that he had fathered Duke 20 years earlier during a brief romp under a hazel tree with the boys now-deceased mother at Appleby Fair.He learned of his existence on a visit to the gipsy camp where he had been living with his relatives ever since his mother's death.Tommy learned of the boy's identity shortly after the tragic death of his daughter with wife Lizzie, Ruby, who passed away from TB.Duke was subsequently brought to Birmingham by Tommy as he invited him to join the family business after learning his tragic fate in last week's episode.Unbeknown to the rest of the Shelbys - including siblings Arthur, Finn and Ada and treacherous cousin Michael Gray - Tommy has been diagnosed with tuberculoma after undergoing tests when Ruby fell ill.His own GP delivered the shocking news to him last week - giving him just a year to 18 months to live.Fans are now

Pep Guardiola has faced Manchester United on two occasions in the Premier League this season and each time, he's provided a tactical masterclass. When the two sides met in November, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was in the charge of the Reds and to ensure his team remained defensively resolute, he opted for a back three system.

Manchester United ‘gave up’ during their 4-1 defeat to Manchester City.United looked competent in the first-half of the Premier League game at the Eithad, with Jadon Sancho scoring a fabulous goal to cancel out Kevin De Bruyne’s initial effort.De Bruyne got another just before half-time and this clearly had a knock-on effect in the second period.United looked less urgent and their press dropped off as the minutes went by, with City getting a further two goals through Riyad Mahrez. Following the conclusion of the game, Gary Neville and Roy Keane scorned the side for their efforts in the second half, with the former United captain saying that they had "threw in the towel".But McTominay refuted those claims, telling Sky Sports: “From my point of view, on the pitch, it's hard to see what's going on around you but if that's what people are saying then so be it."They're all entitled to their own opinion but, for myself, it's incredibly disappointing if people think that."I'll have to watch it back and see body language and things like that but, for myself, it hurts.

Scott McTominay has revealed Manchester United discussed how 'sloppy' they were in possession after Sunday's derby defeat.

Manchester United supporters for standing up and talking to the Sky Sports cameras despite their demolition at the hands of Manchester City.The Scotland midfielder was refreshingly honest following City's 4-1 victory at the Etihad, explaining where he and his team-names had fallen short after an intriguing opening 45 minutes.Although he was praised, many fans questioned why Harry Maguire didn't step forward for an interview, despite the England defender having a more difficult game than most.One annoyed fan wrote on Twitter: "McTominay doing an interview and Maguire not doing one, shocked no."With a second adding: "Funny Maguire (captain) didn’t come out to do the interview."A third continued: "Shouldn’t Maguire be coming to do that interview?" With a fourth concluding: "Very good interview by him, dodged the difficult questions well and didn't throw people under the bus. Maguire should have been there."Should Harry Maguire be dropped by Manchester United? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionMcTominay had said when asked where he and his colleagues went wrong: "We gave the ball away too much in the second half, the transitions were bad, we gave the ball away then they (City) held it for 15-20 minutes so it’s disappointing and sloppy from us.

Manchester City will host the second Manchester derby of the season on Sunday afternoon, as Manchester United visit the Etihad in the Premier League.

Mansfield Town manager Nigel Clough has hailed Manchester United loanee Nathan Bishop after his recent display in their win over Exeter City.

Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangnick has confirmed that it is unlikely that Edinson Cavani will be fit enough to start Sunday's Manchester derby at the Etihad Stadium.

Manchester United are reportedly interested in Benfica star Darwin Nunez but they have been told they will need to splash out in excess of €60m (£50m) if they want to sign him.

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Scott McTominay has been pictured back in training for Manchester United ahead of Sunday’s derby.