Steve Clarke sends Scotland fans 'respectful moment' plea ahead of minute’s applause for the Queen

John Legend holds onto wife Chrissy Teigen‘s hand while arriving for a late night photo shoot in Los Angeles earlier this week.

alcohol at Barcelona airport before boarding his plane home, reports WalesOnline.The demolition machine operator was returning from a weekend away with friends but, due to his inebriated state, cabin crew refused to serve him any more alcohol on the Ryanair flight to Bournemouth.READ MORE: Curry fan fears face of former PM Johnson in his korma could mean Boris' returnThat prompted his aggressive rant, as he also told staff to "go f*** themselves" and that they were "f***ing nothing". Police boarded the plane after it had landed in Dorset, having been informed of Warne's antics by the pilot.He was then handcuffed and led out of the cabin.Appearing at magistrates in Poole, Warne subsequently pleaded guilty to behaving in a threatening, abusive, insulting or disorderly manner.

The Alec Baldwin western Rust is set to scout locations in California next week, near Palm Springs and the Nevada border, though no final decision has been made where the Joel Souza directed movie will actually be shot when it resumes production in January.

Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel! The beloved couple celebrated their 10-year anniversary on Wednesday, and revealed they recently renewed their vows to honor the milestone.Biel took to her Instagram story Wednesday evening to share a snapshot of herself and her husband smiling and rocking white ensembles. In the pic, Timberlake rocked a cream colored linen suit, while Biel shined in a voluminous white dress with a black bow around the waist.«From our vow renewal this summer,» wrote Biel, who was smiling and holding up a peace sign with her fingers in the fun snapshot.

heavy rain to the UK which is being driven by gusty winds and according to experts, will bring the possibility of thunderstorms.Jim Dale, meteorologist for British Weather Services, said: “The main story for the next 10 days the risk of rain which will arrive in plumes from Spain, France and the Bay of Biscay.“Some of these will be heavy with the risk of thunder, and although wind will not be the main issue, there will be some strong gusts in exposed areas or around the coasts."READ MORE: African heat surge will bring mini-Indian summer to UK with temp“While this will be good news in terms of replenishing the rivers and reservoirs which are still low after summer, it is going to be a particularly unsettled period of weather.”Mr Dale, author of Weather Or Not? added: “This area of low pressure which has become wrapped up with the jet stream is spinning to the south west of the country, and will start sending spirals of rain towards the UK. According to the Met Office, a battle between high and low pressure will contribute to the wintery conditions the UK has faced as of late.Met Office meteorologist Alex Deakin said: “Looking at the bigger picture, high pressure is to the north, low pressure to the southwest.

Newcastle fans savagely mocked Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford with inflatable dinosaurs during their Premier League clash.The Toon Army have a long-standing feud with Pickford, who used to play for their rivals Sunderland. And they continued it on Wednesday (October 19) evening as their side played host to Frank Lampard's Toffees at St James' Park.Several home supporters brought along blow-up T-Rexes to taunt Pickford, just as they had done in the same fixture back in February.

Top chef Tom Kitchin shared a photo on Twitter of Scotland stars enjoying lunch at one of his Edinburgh restaurants and some fans have teased him after Steve Clarke revealed some players had fallen ill.

It is a case of one final push for Scotland as they make the trip to Poland to take on Ukraine in their final Nations League clash on Tuesday.

Steve Clarke will be thinking of nothing other than finishing off this international triple header with a hat-trick of wins for Scotland and keep the Tartan Army riding high on a wave of euphoria following victories over Ukraine and the Republic of Ireland at Hampden.

Callum McGregor admits a ruthless streak and ability to put emotional sentimentality to one side arrived better late than never against Ukraine.

Republic of Ireland boss Stephen Kenny insists his side must put in a "really brilliant performance" if they stand a chance against Scotland.

Liam Fox is set to be named the new boss of Dundee United with East Fife gaffer Stevie Crawford eyed to be his No. 2 at Tannadice.

It's alright being Scottish, eh? The famous verdict from Trainspotting feels like it needs an update after a stirring night under the Hampden lights.

Luckless Nathan Patterson was forced off injured just over 20 minutes into Scotland's Nations League clash with Ukraine.

Scotland are back in action this evening as Ukraine visit Hampden Park again.

Scotland boss Steve Clarke has opened up on the decision to call up Rangers third choice stopper Robby McCrorie - admitting he is struggling to find young goalkeeping options for the national side.

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Steve Clarke has drafted in forgotten Rangers keeper Robbie McCrorie to his Scotland squad after Jon McLaughlin bowed out of action for the upcoming Nations League triple header.

Celtic fans hijacked a minute's applause in honour of the Queen by chanting and displaying an offensive banner.The incident occurred prior to their 2-0 defeat away to St Mirren on Sunday afternoon, their first league defeat of the season. St Mirren had chosen to pay respects to Her Majesty prior to the match with a minute's applause, after the Scottish FA had allowed clubs to choose whether or not to hold a pre-match tribute this weekend.A majority of clubs around the United Kingdom have instead paid their respects with a minute's silence immediately followed by the national anthem.READ MORE: Sky Sports to 'turn down crowd noise' after disrespectful chanting about The QueenHowever, St Mirren's tribute was marred by chants of “if you hate the Royal family clap your hands” from the travelling Celtic supporters.Boos were also heard from the away end, although manager Ange Postecoglou was seen applauding throughout.