St Mirren have Alan Power transfer bid accepted as Kilmarnock stalwart set for exit door

Celebrity MasterChef back in 2020, but the star has since shared how the show encouraged her to take her cooking one step too far.The comedienne detailed the horrific moment she “smashed her jaw” in her own kitchen at home, in a candid interview with Express.co.uk.Crissy will be taking on a whole new challenge this February when she steps into the world of musical theatre with an all-star cast for Cruising Through Menopause.Arriving as a sequel to Menopause the Musical, which has been hailed as the “ultimate girls’ night out”, the show is set to embark on a six-month tour of the UK and Ireland this Spring with Crissy leading the charge.However, last year, things took a turn for the worse for Crissy, when she was forced to undergo surgery following a terrible accident she had shortly after her stint on Celebrity MasterChef.Crissy admitted that she loved competing in the BBC programme, but also quipped that the show was at fault for her accident.Inspired by her stint on the challenging programme, Crissy started to experiment in the kitchen, which is what led to her hellish cooking injury. “I’ll blame MasterChef, I was alright with a tin opener. It made me become adventurous!” she joked.Remembering her time on the show, Crissy explained: “Oh, that was a disaster for me, MasterChef.“When I got back though, because I’m not really a cook or nothing, I really got into it.

"It is unbelievable to have to say goodbye to somebody with gloves and a pinafore on," she said."It doesn't bear thinking about."He survived COVID in a care home.

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Dancing On Ice's Kimberly Wyatt looked glamorous as she took time away from the ice rink and stepped out for a 'wild' evening with her husband Max. The gorgeous couple posed for photographs at the Green Planet Event at Augmented Reality on Regent Street, London, which was hosted by broadcasting legend Sir David Attenborough.Kimberley looked stunning in a bright pink multi-coloured suit, finished with smoky eye make-up and a pop of lipstick, while husband Max smouldered in a black roll neck and jeans.Another photograph showed the Dancing On Ice star looking cosy in a brown coat, as she interacted with a hologram of Sir David Attenborough while exploring the event.The star shared photographs from her evening on her Instagram page, along with an inspiring message in the caption, saying: "If you get the chance...check out the Green Planet inspired event hosted by @davidattenborough in Augmented Reality on Regent Street."To look out at a London living harmoniously with the planet certainly gave me hope! Now if we could just make it happen that would be a dream come true!"Fans shared their love for the couple and the post in the comments, with many sharing heart eye and love heart emojis.Kimberley and her husband, model Max Rogers, have been married since 2014 following a secret wedding ceremony.In the same year, they welcomed their first child - a girl named Willow.

Premier League star Mark Schwarzer has spoken out on his past as a children's author - revealing that ex-Newcastle boss Steve Bruce has also penned kids books.Schwarzer spent over two decades in the Premier League and racked up over 480 top-flight appearances for clubs such as Middlesborough and Fulham.The shot-stopper also won over a hundred caps for the Australian national side before finally hanging up his gloves at the age of 43.

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Arsenal target Alexander Isak as they prepare to bring in a new striker this summer. Edinson Cavani is set to depart Old Trafford when his contract expires at the end of the season, with Ralf Rangnick set to prioritise the position in his plans for the summer window.

Rylan Clark has shared an update on his health after revealing he had been taken to hospital earlier this week.TV star Rylan, 33, posted a photo of himself and shared an update with fans on his social media channels on Saturday 12 February. X Factor star Rylan has previously sparked concern amongst fans as he revealed he had been on an "extended trip" to hospital. But, after returning home, Rylan posted a selfie showing the TV star wearing a white hoodie and sitting on his emerald green sofa with his thumb up towards the camera.

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Mexican pilot whose plane crashed in shark-infested waters drifted for nine days on a makeshift raft before watching sharks tear his severely injured co-pilot to pieces.The gruesome nautical incident may sound like something from a film, but it actually happened on February 13, 1948, and involved two men - Esteban De Lion and Neil Womack.The two pilots had been assigned to pick up some shrimps near Carmen, Mexico but they were destined never to get there.Just 40 miles from their destination, the pairs C47 aircraft suddenly began to nosedive into the water, eventually crashing on the sea and starting to sink. The men amazingly survived their fall from the sky - but the real terror was yet to come.Alone and adrift in the shark-infested waters surrounding Mexico, the two men were completely isolated with extremely limited supplies of food and water.When the pilots' fate was discovered a large air and sea search immediately got underway but after a week of combing the sea no trace of them could be found and the search was called off. However, the two pilots were very much alive although they might have wished they weren't.

Premier League career is brought down, a new chapter of management is normally turned.Steven Gerrard, Mikel Arteta, and Frank Lampard are the classic examples of players who returned to the very division they graced for so many years.The midfield trio are currently occupying the reins of Aston Villa, Arsenal, and Everton respectively, and are all looking to finish this unpredictable season strongly.However, not every former Premier League star is destined for a stint at one of the division’s top clubs.Star Sport consider 11 ex-Premier League stars who are now managing random minnows around the world.The former Chelsea and Fulham ace has been forced to take the long route in elite football management.Shortly after his retirement, Duff’s managerial career began in the Shamrock Rovers youth team, before he took up the same position at Celtic.After brief runs as the assistant manager at Celtic Park, and the Ireland national team, he was soon named as the permanent manager of Shelbourne.“The Limerick based side gained promotion to the Irish Premier League last season, which only kicked off on Friday.HAVE YOUR SAY! What other former Premier League aces who took on strange positions can you think of? Comment belowJohnny Jackson was appointed as manager of Charlton Athletic towards the end of December.The former Tottenham Hotspur ace has began his managerial career at the very stadium he retired at in 2018.He was named as the permanent replacement to Nigel Adkins, after a short but promising time as caretaker manager.After three losses in his first three League matches, shoots of recovery are apparent as he has since won three of his last five matches.The former Burnley and Bolton Wanderers is currently in charge of Indian Super

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Dundee United.The Saints have been determined to persuade the Irishman and his agent to spend another year at the SMISA Stadium.But now it looks increasingly unlikely he will be seen in the stripes again, with the Terrors confident they've bagged his signature following positive talks and a tour around the Dundee club's facilities.The influential 22-year-old made a big impact on the Buddies when he joined the club in November, with his confident performances in the middle of the park helping to spark an eleven game unbeaten run.Late in December boss Jim Goodwin revealed he was confident the club would agree an extended deal with the midfielder, but his agent decided to explore other options heading into the second half of the

Kilmarnock sail off to Northern Ireland today as they continue their preparation for the new season.Tommy Wright's new look side will compete in their first match together against Linfield on Wednesday night, a side who are gearing up for Champions League football.They will then take on Larne who will compete in the inaugural Europa Conference League this season.Then Killie head back to gear up for their League Cup clash with East Kilbride on July 10.The Ayrshire Live app is available to download now.Get all the local news in your area – plus features, football news and the latest on the coronavirus crisis – at your fingertips 24/7.The free download features the latest breaking news and exclusive stories while you can customise your page

St Mirren fans desperate to see their beloved Buddies in the flesh once again have been given a huge boost regarding stadium capacity.While unveiling their season tickets, the Paisley club revealed they are planning for a return of 500 fans initially to the SMISA Stadium due to current guidelines regarding the coronavirus pandemic.But if all of Scotland moves to level zero restrictions on Monday, July 19 as planned, it has now been confirmed that at least 2,000 fans will be able to attend football matches across the country.That would see the Saints ground running to around a quarter of its capacity, with Jim Goodwin's side set to face Partick Thistle in their final League Cup group game on Sunday, July 25.Their first home game of the

Kilmarnock being unhappy to see Tommy Wright and his players back at the coalface.On Monday, May 24, Killie lost 2-1 to Dundee in the second leg of their Premiership play-off final to complete a 4-2 defeat.On Friday, June 18, those who have remained from the squad which went down have been joined by a plethora of new signings.The journey back to the Premiership starts now as Killie prepare for their first season outside the top-flight in 28 years.The Ayrshire Live app is available to download now.Get all the local news in your area – plus features, football news and the latest on the coronavirus crisis – at your fingertips 24/7.The free download features the latest breaking news and exclusive stories while you can customise your page with

Kilmarnock prepare for life in the Championship.The Northern Irish gaffer has brought in former Hearts defender Alan Maybury and keeper Colin Doyle as coaches with Stuart Macfarlane joining as sports scientist.Doyle, 36, will combine coaching duties with a playing contract having spent last season on loan at Rugby Park from Hearts.The trio join 10 new signings made by Wright as Killie's pre-season training programme gets underway.Leaving the club are goalkeeping coach Billy Thomson, Ross Hughes and Chris Kyle.Boss Wright told Kilmarnock's club website: “I worked with Stuart during his time with the academy at St Johnstone and he’s full of modern ideas and ensuring we’ll know everything we need to about the condition of the players.The

Kilmarnock and play for boss Tommy Wright.The 24-year-old midfielder has signed a two-year contract at Rugby Park less than three weeks after tasting victory at Wembley.Lyons – on loan from Blackburn Rovers who he left this summer – was part of the unfancied Shrimps squad which beat Newport County 1-0 in the League Two play-off final to go up to English Football's third tier for the first time in the club's history.Now he is part of a Killie side which has made promotion the top priority following last season's relegation at the hands of Dundee in the Premiership play-off final."It feels brilliant to be a Kilmarnock player and I’m so thankful to the manager for bringing me to such a big club," Lyons, who is from Coleraine in Northern