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Champions League goal with his first touch in Napoli's 4-1 thumping of Liverpool.Giovanni Simeone, 27, could barely believe his luck when he was left unmarked in the six-yard box, ghosting in behind Virgil van Dijk to send the Gli Azzurri into a frenzy by netting their third goal just before half-time. The 44th-minute tap-in may have looked an easy finish, but to Simeone it meant the world, as showcased by his stunned celebration.The Napoli frontman held both hands on his head when wheeling away in an exuberant fashion before collapsing to the floor with arms outstretched to lap up the appreciation from the 55,000 buoyed supporters inside the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium.READ MORE: Hakim Ziyech slammed by Chelsea fans for 'worst ever cameo in club's history'In a sit-down interview with the Guardian last year, Simeone declared his love for Europe's Premier competition, symbolised by an underage tattoo from his teenage years.

EMMERDALE fans are disgusted after Sandra Flaherty spiked alcoholic daughter Liv’s drink with booze as part of a sick plan. The schemer - who is played by actress Joanne Mitchell in the ITV soap - tricked her daughter into taking a swig of an alcoholic cocktail. Viewers know Sandra is trying to convince Liv to sell her house so she can get her hands on the cash.

Fans of Tipping Point took to Twitter to voice their outrage that the programme was cancelled. Instead of the hit quiz show, fronted by Ben Shepherd, an hour-long news special was aired as the nation welcomed a new prime minister. Liz Truss officially became the UK’s leader today after sensationally beating former chancellor Rishi Sunak to the post.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor Zerlina Maxwell is leaving MSNBC. Maxwell, one of the first anchors to launch an all-streaming program for the NBCUniversal-backed news outlet, announced her departure on social media Tuesday. MSNBC decided to cancel her program last month, marking some of the first cutbacks to its streaming ambitions. A program led by Ayman Mohyeldin was also canceled, but he is expected to remain as a weekend host on MSNBC’s cable network. Executives had hoped Maxwell, a Democratic activist and former campaign aide to Hillary Clinton would stay on in an analyst role. But she appears to have declined. “My last episode of @zerlinashow on 9/15 next week will also be my last day at @msnbc,” she posted Tuesday. The anchor thanked her production team for the ability to use our show and my voice to put the spotlight on black and brown communities that are not often considered in mainstream conversations.”

Kelly Clarkson shared a heartfelt message with her fans acknowledging the 20th anniversary of her life-changing rise to stardom.MORE: Kelly Clarkson's departure from The Voice - all we knowTaking to Instagram, the mum-of-two penned a lengthy statement in which she opened up about her appearance on American Idol.WATCH: Kelly Clarkson makes heartfelt admission about Christmas after divorceOverflowing with emotion, Kelly candidly wrote: "20 years ago today I won American Idol and it forever changed the course of my life. That moment was the door that opened up so much access and opportunity, and creative partnerships that I will be grateful for all of my days.MORE: Kelly Clarkson makes emotional revelation about who she really owes her career toMORE: Kelly Clarkson’s ex-husband buys $1.8 million home after divorce battle"I am most proud and grateful for those friends that have become family, and for their arms that have held me when I needed it, and their hearts that listened to me when I felt lost.

robots even more intelligent by giving them physical 'senses'.READ NEXT: Amazon's creepy Alexa feature that mimics the voices of dead loved onesProfessor Ryan Harne, who led the Penn State University study, said that his team's invention is the first to allow any material to 'think' about what's happening around it. Harne said: "We have created the first example of an engineering material that can simultaneously sense, think and act upon mechanical stress without requiring additional circuits to process such signals."The soft polymer material acts like a brain that can receive digital strings of information that are then processed, resulting in new sequences of digital information that can control reactions." It might sound a bit techie, but Harne is calling it a "fundamental form of intelligence" because it means machines can use a similar thinking process to humans."What makes humans smart is our means to observe and think about information we receive through our senses, reflecting on the relationship between that information and how we can react." The material his team created, he argues, can do the same thing.

Scientists have developed an app that can detect Covid in your voice in under one minute.

The Weeknd abruptly cut short a sold-out show after telling 70,000 booing fans he had lost his voice. The ‘Earned It’ singer, 32, said he couldn’t carry on during his second sold-out concert at the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, on Saturday night. (03.

Wolves are plotting a shock swoop for former Chelsea star Diego Costa, who is available on a free transfer. Bruno Lage has had striker troubles this season through form and fitness with Raul Jimenez out injured.

The cast of Saturday Night Live will look significantly different when season 48 premieres later in the fall.Regular cast members Alex Moffat and Melissa Villaseñor have both left the long-running sketch comedy series, according to Deadline on Thursday, along with featured play Aristotle Athari.Their departure will significantly change the makeup of the cast following the earlier departures of Pete Davidson, Aidy Bryant, Kate McKinnon and Kyle Mooney. Out the door: SNL cast members Alex Moffat (L), Melissa Villaseñor (R) and featured player Aristotle Atari are leaving the series, according to Deadline on ThursdayBoth Moffat and Villaseñor joined the SNL cast as featured players in 2016, before joining the main cast of repertory players two years later.Moffat was a regular guest with Colin Jost and Michael Che on Weekend Update as Guy Who Just Bought a Boat, and he also played a particularly dim-witted version of Eric Trump.

Boxing fans have voiced their dismay after discovering how much it will cost to watch Floyd Mayweather's exhibition fight against Mikuru Asakura later this month.Mayweather will return to the ring on September 25 for his fourth official exhibition bout, this time against Japan's Asakura. The 45-year-old has previously fought Tenshin Nasukawa, Logan Paul and Don Moore, plus Conor McGregor in a professional capacity.

Emily Longeretta The “Full Frontal With Samantha Bee” was able to celebrate one last time at night one of the Creative Arts Emmys on Sunday, when “Full Frontal With Samantha Bee Presents: Once Upon A Time In Late Night” won for outstanding short form nonfiction or reality series. The short was nominated against “Between The Scenes – The Daily Show,” “RuPaul’s Drag Race Whatcha Packin’ With Michelle Visage,” “Saturday Night Live Presents: Stories From The Show” and “Top Chef: Last Chance Kitchen.” On stage, executive producer Allana Harkin and producer Caroline Dunphy joked that they already felt like winners when Ted Cruz celebrated the cancellation of the TBS show. The news broke in July that the late-night series was cut from the lineup in the wake of the changes being made at Warner Bros. Discover.

The cast of Saturday Night Live will look significantly different when season 48 premieres later in the fall.Regular cast members Alex Moffat and Melissa Villaseñor have both left the long-running sketch comedy series, according to Deadline on Thursday, along with featured play Aristotle Athari.Their departure will significantly change the makeup of the cast following the earlier departures of Pete Davidson, Aidy Bryant, Kate McKinnon and Kyle Mooney. Out the door: SNL cast members Alex Moffat (L), Melissa Villaseñor (R) and featured player Aristotle Atari are leaving the series, according to Deadline on ThursdayBoth Moffat and Villaseñor joined the SNL cast as featured players in 2016, before joining the main cast of repertory players two years later.Moffat was a regular guest with Colin Jost and Michael Che on Weekend Update as Guy Who Just Bought a Boat, and he also played a particularly dim-witted version of Eric Trump.

Emmerdale fans had their suspicions confirmed during the latest trip to the Dales as Naomi Walters' involvement in Nicola King's attack was revealed. Viewers of the ITV soap were horrified earlier this year when the long-standing character was brutally set up on by a gang of girls.

Hamilton Accies boss John Rankin has told injured star Andy Ryan to get on the spinach to speed up his recovery - and revealed the striker is proving a great asset to the coaching ranks in the meantime.

After two big-screen trilogies adapted from J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings and Hobbit books, fans get to explore Middle-earth once more with Amazon Studios' The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power.The sprawling eight-episode first season is set within the Second Age of Middle-earth's history, thousands of years before the events shown in both The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings books.The show will begin during a time of peace, but will depict events that play a huge role in the LOTR and Hobbit franchise, including the forging of the Rings of Power.

Flexing almost every muscle he possibly could, Murs went from standing upright with his hands by his side all the way up so his two arms were flexed upright, with a superhero-type themeWith more than 30,000 likes on the post, Murs’ famous friends and googly-eyed fans commented on the video, impressed at the star’s physique and level of fitness that he has clearly worked hard to achieve.Fellow gym-goer and fitness fanatic Mark Wright commented “some shape kid,” whereas funny man and Love Island commentator Ian Stirling added: “Photoshopping your head onto my body.

The cast of Saturday Night Live will look significantly different when season 48 premieres later in the fall.Regular cast members Alex Moffat and Melissa Villaseñor have both left the long-running sketch comedy series, according to Deadline on Thursday, along with featured play Aristotle Athari.Their departure will significantly change the makeup of the cast following the earlier departures of Pete Davidson, Aidy Bryant, Kate McKinnon and Kyle Mooney. Out the door: SNL cast members Alex Moffat (L), Melissa Villaseñor (R) and featured player Aristotle Atari are leaving the series, according to Deadline on ThursdayBoth Moffat and Villaseñor joined the SNL cast as featured players in 2016, before joining the main cast of repertory players two years later.Moffat was a regular guest with Colin Jost and Michael Che on Weekend Update as Guy Who Just Bought a Boat, and he also played a particularly dim-witted version of Eric Trump.

BBC's The Great British Bake Off.The TV chef has since been working non-stop, with successful ventures including the launch of her own homeware range and becoming contributing editor to BBC's Good Food.However, before her stellar stint on The Great British Bake Off, Nadiya had a very different future on the cards.Nadiya wanted to read psychology at Queen Mary in London, but her family did not allow her to go to university due to fears she would be corrupted.Motivated by her outrage, Nadiya became “furious” and worked two jobs so she could “stay away” from the family home in Luton.Reflecting on her parents’ concerns, Nadiya explained how she could now understand their fear thanks to having her own children.She said: “Now when I look back I can understand their fear.“But I wish they [could have been] stronger.”Nadiya continued to Radio Times: “That desire I had, for my parents to have the strength to let me do something completely wild in their eyes, I’d like to think that I have that now.“I had to go through that lesson to understand that my children are going to want to do things that scare the living daylights out of me.”Nadiya has previously opened up about her own worries and experiencing anxiety.In her 2019 memory, Finding My Voice, Nadiya revealed her struggles with the "monster" – anxiety."I do have moments of anxiety," said Nadiya."I stepped into this industry so unknowingly and so quickly…“I could very easily not have this job."Exposing her internal dialogue, Nadiya told The Scotsman: "I think, ‘Oh, goodness.