Sir Paul McCartney revealed as man behind mystery book ads in The Daily Record

PSG's chief Nasser Al-Khelaifi reportedly 'threatened to kill' a Real Madrid employee who filmed his major outburst after Karim Benzema's hat-trick knocked the French side out of the Champions League.It's another year of European disappointment for PSG as Karim Benzema's second-half heroics undid all of Kylian Mbappe's hard work to send Madrid through to the quarter-finals.It was a fine hat-trick for Benzema, although there was some controversy about his first goal as PSG thought that the Frenchman fouled goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma, but the goal was given.PSG chief Al-Khelaifi was seen storming the Santiago Bernabeu as he searched for match referee Danny Makkelie after the game, and even threatened to 'kill' a Madrid employee who filmed the incident.That's according to Spanish publication Marca, who claimed that he was shouting for the referee's name, and this was backed up by L'Equipe who confirmed the behaviour via a report field to UEFA from the referees.The report claims that Al-Khelaifi and sporting director Leonardo: 'Behaved aggressively and tried to enter the referee's dressing room,' and when asked to leave 'the president hit a piece of the assistant's equipment, breaking it.'. During their breach of the stadium corridors, the pair reportedly ended up running into the wrong room, and they instead bumped into Madrid employee Mejia Devila.

Major General has outlined Vladimir Putin's three 'disastrous miscalculations' in Ukraine, which may not only lose Russia the war but also see the 'end of his rule'. Taking to Twitter, former Australian Major General Mick Ryan explained exactly what has gone wrong for the Russian President, with the Armed Forces of Ukraine claiming today that more than 12,000 of his soldiers have been killed so far.

A teenager has been arrested after a horrifying attack was launched on a delivery driver.

South Ayrshire Conservatives have launched their manifesto ahead of May's council elections.

This week, Outlander star Sam Heughan was spotted in New York locking lips with a stunning mystery brunette and many have been left wondering who the lucky lady is.

The mother of a Scots baby who is unable to swallow has described watching her little girl suffer as '"soul destroying".

THE Hyundai IONIQ 5 all-electric family crossover has claimed the title of UK Car of the Year 2022.

Determined Neil Lennon says he's not hungry for success at Omonia Nicosia - he's starving.

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Manchester City supporters have wasted no time in goading Chelsea fans for being unable to attend upcoming games. Blues boss Roman Abramovich was hit with sanctions following Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine, with the operations of his Premier League club being frozen.

Jamie Oliver told Dr Michael Mosley about his experience while he was filming for his 2015 documentary, Sugar Rush.The celebrity chef has said that he felt “threatened” because of “multiple break-ins”.Jamie spoke to Mosley for his new documentary Who Made Britain Fat? to discuss the obesity epidemic that has swept the nation. He the food industry as “the mother of all businesses” and opened up about his time filming the sugar-based documentary.Jamie revealed that he was “tracked down by every CEO in every way” due to the controversial nature and potential harmful impact of the investigative documentary.The 46-year-old also spoke to the Prime Minister at the time David Cameron about the country’s sugar tax.The tax was eventually put in place in April 2018 and was applied to soft drinks.Michael questioned the health advocate and asked if he had ever felt “menaced” or “threatened” by the food industry.Oliver responded: “Honestly, I have to be really careful what I say here.

giant squid on film for the first time in its natural habitat nearly lost their submersible in the process.While filming a squid in the depths of the ocean in 2019, a group of intrepid explorers got more than they bargained for after the massive animal fought back. Grabbing the submersible with its giant tentacles, the crew were forced to take evasive action to avoid being dragged down.

Dave Grohl has recalled the time that Paul McCartney gave his daughter her very first piano lesson.Speaking in a new interview, the Foo Fighters frontman – who is currently promoting his upcoming memoir, The Storyteller, which is due out on October 5 – revealed that the Beatle once stopped by his house for dinner and ended up tickling the ivories with his then five-year-old daughter Harper.“We have wine and pizza and we were hanging out, and it was time for Paul to go,” Grohl told The Graham Norton Show.

The Beatles: Get Back” (Callaway Arts & Entertainment), out Oct. 12. What makes these conversations so unique is that they aren’t formal interviews with journalists.

Grandads go, Paul McCartney takes some beating. And after chalking up an incredible 60 years in the music business, the Beatles legend is certainly not short of bedtime stories for his eight grandkids.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterSir Paul McCartney has shared a rare family photo with his fans to mark a sweet milestone.The 79-year-old Beatles star posted a snap of him as a young boy alongside his mother.In the picture, Paul could be seen sitting by his mum’s feet in a black and white shot, wearing swimming trunks while mum Mary is sat on a deckchair dressed more modestly in a skirt and blouse.The Beatles legend shared the picture with his 3.6million Instagram followers and wrote: "Today is the anniversary of my lovely mum's birth.

Dave Grohl has reflected on the opportunities he’s had to play with his musical heroes over the years, saying that he “cannot believe that it’s happening to me”.The Foo Fighters frontman was speaking to BBC Radio 6 Music’s Breakfast Show earlier today (September 29) following on from his one-man show in London earlier this week.Speaking to host Lauren Laverne about his new book The Storyteller, which will be published on October 5, Grohl expanded on what it’s been like to have had the opportunity to play and work with so many of his heroes during his career.“Oh my god, well here’s the thing: you know my entire life I’ve basically felt like I’m watching this happen to someone else, you know?” Grohl said.

Sir Paul McCartney marked a poignant family milestone this week and chose to share a rare photo from his childhood with fans in honour of the occasion.MORE: John Lennon and Paul McCartney's sons look exactly like their famous fathersThe Beatles icon, 79, posted a black-and-white snapshot showing him as a little boy on the beach with his mother.WATCH: Paul McCartney serenaded by daughters during birthday celebrationLittle Paul can be seen sat on a blanket by his mum's feet wearing his swimming shorts while Mary is on a deckchair dressed in a skirt and blouse and looking directly at the camera. "Today is the anniversary of my lovely mum's birth.

Paul McCartney has been revealed as the person behind a set of ‘Grandude’ adverts which have recently appeared in local newspapers across the UK.The adverts have run in the classified section of papers such as the Manchester Evening News, Liverpool Echo and Scotland’s Daily Record over the past week.“Grandude and chillers seek information leading to the whereabouts of Nandude,” the advert, which you can see here, begins.“Grandude and his four chillers are looking for their adventure-loving Nandude. Nandude has traversed the thickest jungles and sailed the deepest oceans, always to return with stories to tell.

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Paul McCartney was 16 and ‘sagging off ’ from school. Seven years that encompassed a breathtaking growth in songwriting and performing artistry, fan hysteria and dabblings with drugs and Eastern mysticism.