St Johnstone break silence on Aberdeen COVID postponement as Steve Brown fires 'wake up and smell the coffee' warning

Kanye West has been snapped with his new girlfriend Chaney Jones, who bares a striking resemblance to his ex-wife Kim Kardashian.The Gold Digger rapper, 44, was seen walking arm in arm with the 24 year old model as they packed on the PDA in the lobby of a hotel in Miami after a lunch date. New couple Kanye, who recently hit out at Pete Davidson, and Chaney matched in all black outfits as Ye donned an over-sized black shirt and jeans along with a pair of black Yeezy Slides. Meanwhile Instagram model Chaney showed off her ample curves in a matching black sports bra and high waisted shorts.

Naman Ramachandran Ukrainian film producer and co-founder of the Ukrainian Film Academy Julia Sinkevych (“Heat Singers”) has been selected as jury president for this year’s Series Mania Festival and its international competition. “She has always been committed to supporting Ukrainian artists and the culture of her country from Kyiv, where she lives,” the festival said in a statement.

Max Verstappen has signed a huge new contract with Red Bull following his World Championship win that will see him rake in an estimated £40million-a-year.The Dutchman became the fourth youngest F1 champion after his controversial win against Lewis Hamilton in Abu Dhabi, and Verstappen will now be one of the highest earners alongside the Mercedes driver.The 24-year-old has already taken part in pre-season testing which took place in Barcelona last week, and it is thought that the bumper contract extension was verbally agreed when in Spain.The new deal will see Verstappen stay at Red Bull beyond his 30th birthday, and it is set to be announced by the team within the coming days.Verstappen will effectively double his money with the new deal, putting him right up there with the highest earners following his maiden World Championship success in December.According to the Mail, the Dutchman visited the team's factory in Milton Keynes on Tuesday to complete the deal, after verbally committing to bumper terms during pre-season testing in Barcelona.Verstappen's original deal took him up until 2023, but his new contract is a multi-year arrangement that will see him head into his 30's while at Red Bull, pocketing £40m-a-year.Red Bull are yet to comment on the news, likely due to the fact that a formal announcement is yet to be made, but a source close to the talks said: "It has all been agreed. Max is staying for a long time, maybe even five years extra.

Strictly Come Dancing.He has even taken a foray into presenting, after making his debut as a Good Morning Britain host in November 2021.In his personal life though, the Judge's life is just as interesting, including friendships with a huge Hollywood a-Lister and going on holiday with co-host Susanna Reid.

Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams on his first audition on Britain's Got Talent.While he later went on to impress big boss Simon Cowell, who wasn't at his audition on the first day, he sailed through to the live shows and immediately won the hearts of the viewers at home.Although he didn't go on to win the show, Bailey still managed to build up a career in music and his Semi Final song Growing Pains had a music video which landed 1.5million hits.He went on to release other tracks online, but shortly after the stint on BGT, he slowly stopped posting to his YouTube channel.As we near eight years since Bailey first stepped foot onto the iconic ITV screens and blew the judges away with his first audition, Daily Star has looked at what he's up to now.Now in his 20s, Bailey is a far cry from the teenager we first saw step onto the big stage and fight to impress the judges.While he still boasts his trademark blonde hair and a slight quiff - but certainly a smaller and less fluffy version - he is still looking vastly different.Bailey now also dons facial hair and his own sense of elaborate style along with a nose piercing and a small piece of ink below his eye.He's also shown that he has a tattoo on the back of his neck of strong wings floating out.Although Bailey hasn't shared too many snaps of himself on Instagram, it's clear that while he looks different, his goals remain the same, with multiple pics of him sat in the studio posted online.Bailey isn't one to shy away from his success on BGT, in fact, both his Instagram and TikTok bio say "That kid off the TV...", as though to pose as a constant reminder.He has also chosen to do duets with people on TikTok where he recites his initial audition word for word and,

Motsi Mabuse has been left speechless over Russia's attacks in Ukraine.The Strictly Come Dancing pro, 40, took to Twitter to speak out about the "horror" violence in Ukraine - and pleaded for Russia's attacks to stop.The dancer admitted she feared she will never get to visit the hometown her Ukrainian husband Evgenij Voznyuk was born in - Ukraine's second city of Kharkiv.Airing her concerns, Motsi shared a clip of the recent explosion at a government building in Kharkiv's Freedom Square.The clip, from Tuesday (March 2), shows a suspected Russian missile slam into the outside of the state building, causing a huge explosion.Reacting to the clip, Motsi wrote: "I am just speechless!!!!!!!!!!!"The BBC star previously explained she had been unable to visit her hubby's birthplace due to world events such as the lockdown - and it looked increasingly unlikely amid the violence in the country.Motsi said: "2020 we booked our flights to spend Easter in Kharkiv and return a day before my birthday, because of lockdown we cancelled the trip . 2021 we were still on lockdown!"2022 seems I will never see the town my husband was born .

The Scottish Government is considering a suspension of football after Celtic defender Boli Bolingoli's secret trip to Spain threw the season into disarray.

SPFL are holding crisis talks with the Scottish Government this morning over the latest coronavirus breach that threatens to shut down Scottish football.Celtic defender Boli Bolingoli was forced into a grovelling apology on Monday after his secret trip to Spain between clashes with Hamilton and Kilmarnock was rumbled.Scottish football's governing body is now facing a fresh sweat as the shock quarantine rules violation comes days after the Aberdeen 8 were given a verbal volley from Nicola Sturgeon.The Dons' weekend game with St Johnstone was cancelled as the First Minister read the riot act to the players in question.Now Hampden bosses are locked in discussions with Holyrood chiefs – just hours after Professor Jason Leitch had fired a

Perthshire North MSP John Swinney is under fire for the SQA’s handling of this year’s exam results and could face a no-confidence vote in parliament.The education secretary has held “detailed discussions” as to how to ensure pupils grades are reflective of the work they have done.Mr Swinney, who has the backing of first minister Nicola Sturgeon, is due to make a statement today addressing pupils’ concerns.Fear over lack of car spaces at proposed Jeanfield mosque may impact on access to PRIOver the weekend Scottish Labour announced it would be tabling a vote of no-confidence on the education secretary when Scottish Parliament resumes this week.Scottish Labour is calling for deputy first minister Swinney to return pupils’ grades to teachers’

issued an apology on Monday night after taking a secret trip to virus hotspot Spain last week without his club's knowledge.

Scottish Government is assured there will be no repeat. Eight Dons players have been forced into self-isolation after a post-match meal in the Granite City saw two players test positive for COVID-19.

pupils across Scotland caught up in an exams fiasco which penalised pupils in poorer communities.The First Minister made the significant apology days after pupils protested and calls were made for Education Secretary John Swinney to resign.At her regular briefing, Sturgeon said: "I do acknowledge that we did not get this right and I am sorry for that."The U-turn comes after defending a system brought in to grade pupils who were unable to sit normal exams because of the Covid-19 health crisis.Teachers' estimates were "moderated" by the Scottish Qualifications Authority.

Hamilton.McInnes will be without the first-team stars who broke their Covid-19 bubble by heading to a city centre pub last Saturday after the defeat by Rangers.Scott McKenna, Jonny Hayes, Matty Kennedy, Craig Bryson, Sam Cosgrove, Mikey Devlin, Dylan McGeouch and Bruce Anderson issued a grovelling apology as a group at the weekend and will miss Wednesday’s clash with Accies and Saturday’s trip to Parkhead as they are forced self-isolate.They remain front and back page news as Scottish football reels from First Minister Nicola Sturgeon’s warning that it’s already in the last-chance saloon over the Dons players’ actions.McInnes insists he won’t waste time moping over who isn’t available and focus his energies on the players who are in his

Jonny Hayes has expressed his remorse and admits it was a huge error in judgement to go out on Saturday night.The Irishman is one of eight Aberdeen players having to self-isolate after going out on Saturday, with two players testing positive for COVID-19.The incident sparked an angry reaction within Scottish football and led to the Dons' game with St Johnstone being called off, with First Minister Nicola Sturgeon warning that she could pull the plug on the game in general.Hayes is gutted about letting down so many people and admits the players didn't know the rules, believing that they weren't breaking guidelines and were counted as one household.In the current phase only four households can meet together at any one time and there were

Aberdeen players involved in the club's coronavirus fiasco have issued an apology to fans, boss Derek McInnes, Nicola Sturgeon and Scotland's NHS staff.The group has been named as Sam Cosgrove, Scott McKenna, Craig Bryson, Jonny Hayes, Bruce Anderson, Dylan McGeouch, Michael Devlin and Matty Kennedy.Two of the eight tested positive for Covid-19 following a night out in the virus-hit Granite City last Saturday, which then forced the remaining six into a fortnight's self-isolation.The Dons' Saturday fixture with St Johnstone has been postponed following pressure from the Scottish Government, with First Minister reading the riot act over the "completely unacceptable" behaviour.In a statement released on Saturday afternoon, the group have said

Dave Cormack has apologised for Aberdeen's coronavirus chaos as he vowed to get tough over the fiasco. The Dons chief has promised the club are extremely serious in dealing with the Covid-19 protocol breach which has forced eight players into self-isolation.

Aberdeen bar have hit out at other pubs in the city after the area was put into strict lockdown.

St Johnstone clash - but the match WILL go ahead. The Granite City has been placed back into lockdown after a spike in coronavirus cases in the city.

Derek McInnes’ first-team stars has tested positive for coronavirus. It follows an outbreak of the virus in the north east that saw Aberdeen thrust back into lockdown by Nicola Sturgeon on Wednesday.A number of Dons stars had been in and around city centre hotspots earlier at the weekend causing concern they may have contracted the virus.Now the latest batch of results have confirmed at least one player has tested positive.

Covid cases has broken out in the Greater Glasgow area. The First Minister said there were 17 confirmed cases in Scotland's largest health board yesterday - which includes the city as well as the neighbouring council areas of Renfrewshire and Inverclyde.

St Johnstone match, despite new lockdown restrictions in the Granite City. A spike in coronavirus cases in the north east of Scotland means First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has reintroduced strict social distancing measures.