Steven Gerrard 'under real pressure' - and Aston Villa 'won't copy Forest's U-turn'

A missing Princeton University student has tragically been found dead.

A man and woman have been arrested and charged after police uncovered £20,000 worth of drugs from a Scots flat.

A Paisley author is releasing a new crime book set in Dunoon almost 30 years ago – despite never having set foot in the town.

Cops have seized drugs worth an estimated £20,000 from a property in Renfrew.

The most recent report by the public spending watchdog on the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) accounts has revealed that around 237,000 people over State Pension age have been underpaid a total of £1.46 billion. The National Audit Office (NAO) report said this was an increase of £429 million and some 105,000 older people on the DWP’s best estimate at the end of 2020-21.

Fans of This Morning have been left annoyed after they felt Alison Hammond had been 'body-shamed' by one of the callers.

Michaela Zee editor “Cha Cha Real Smooth” and “Star Trek: Strange New Worlds” are among the recent honorees of the Ruderman Family Foundation’s Seal of Authentic Representation, Variety has learned exclusively. The Foundation recognizes films and television series that include authentic representation of people with disabilities. Vanessa Burghardt, an actor with autism, plays Domino’s (Dakota Johnson) autistic daughter Lola in the comedy-drama film “Cha Cha Real Smooth.” “From the moment the film’s creator, Cooper Raiff, saw Vanessa’s audition, he knew instantly that she was our Lola. No one could deny her talent but authenticity was important to everyone, so Cooper changed the script to age up the character and that was the end of it. Looking back, I cannot imagine another person playing Lola,” said producer Jessica Switch in a statement. “Vanessa was perfect. She was extremely professional and sweet on set. She nailed every take and always came prepared. She also brought her personal experience to the character. The headphones that she wears in the movie are her own headphones, and similar to the character, Vanessa uses them as a source of comfort and security.”

Thania Garcia The South by Southwest Music Festival has revealed the first round of performers for its 37th annual celebration, taking over Austin, Texas, from March 13-18, 2023.  The full list of artists appears below, but highlights include South Korean artists Balming Tiger and Beenzino, Calle 13’s iLe (Puerto Rico), Ladaniva (France), Max Cooper (England), Mightmare, Núria Graham (Spain), the Orielles (England), Otoboke Beaver (Japan), RVG (Australia), Son Rompe Pera (Mexico) and dozens more. Like previous years, the festival will host multiple events spotlighting the 191 emerging talents on the list — with this being the first of several announcements for its planned showcases that will span six nights.

Roy Keane's former Manchester United team-mate has told the Irishman his mentality isn't suited to modern football.Ex-Red Devil Louis Saha suggested Roy Keane should return to management, but warned him he might not be suited to today's game as the kids have changed. Speaking to BoyleSports, Saha said: "I think Keane should consider a return to management."When you are a long-term pundit, sometimes you lose your quality as a manager because they think things are as simple as they see it.

Chelsea fans heaped praise onto Kepa Arrizabalaga after his match-winning performance against Aston Villa.Kepa hasn't always been flavour of the month since joining the Blues from Athletic Bilbao for £71million in 2018. But the 28-year-old is fast-establishing himself as Graham Potter's no.1 between the sticks, helped by another hugely impressive display at Villa Park. The 6ft 1in stopper had to be at his very best as the Blues picked up all three points in the Midlands, with his triple save in the second half earning him rave reviews online.

Under-fire Steven Gerrard watched his toiling Aston Villa side become the architects of their own downfall in defeat to Chelsea while heaping further pressure on their beleaguered manager.

Premier League fans have joked that Aston Villa defender Tyrone Mings is trying to get Steven Gerrard sacked after his baffling error handed Chelsea the lead on Sunday (October 16). Mings was stripped of the captaincy in favour of John McGinn before the season began and hasn't been a certainty in their starting XI with the team struggling under Gerrard.

READ MORE: Steven Gerrard 'under real pressure' - and Aston Villa 'won't copy Forest's U-turn'It used to be the fans that get you sacked but now the board will also compare themselves with other clubs and say 'they are nowhere near as big as us, yet they're above us.' I find it worrying for Villa at the moment because there are no bankers to go down. You expect them to be near the top half but this season, you don't have Norwich or Watford, who are usually dead certs for relegation. If I had to pick one, I'd maybe say Nottingham Forest but even that's a lazy assumption.

Champions League goals than Liverpool hero Steven Gerrard after a sizzling second-half display against Rangers.The silky Brazilian, 31, headed Jurgen Klopp's men level from a corner midway through the opening period before the Premier League giants ran riot by netting six in 45 minutes to silence the rampant Ibrox crowd. Firmino's second, a fine left-footed finish through the legs of Allan McGregor, sent the Reds on their way to a sensational victory with star man Mohamed Salah bagging a hat-trick in six minutes and 12 seconds - the fastest-ever in Champions League history - from the bench.READ MORE: Forgotten Liverpool flop sporting new suave look now working as a manager in ItalyDespite scoring six goals in seven Premier League matches, Firmino was yet to find the net in Europe prior to the Ibrox inhalation but his two goals in the Scottish capital have now taken his tally to 22 in the Champions League - one more than club legend Steven Gerrard.Leading Liverpool almost singlehandedly to the 2005 'Big Ears' trophy, Gerrard managed 21 goals in Europe's most-elite competition, including memorable strikes against Olympiacos and AC Milan.

student who dropped dead on her first night at university died from a toxic blend of alcohol and ketamine, an inquest revealed. Jeni Larmour, 18, was an aspiring architect and set off to Newcastle University to start her career adventure in 2020.But her time was tragically cut short after she was pronounced dead on October 3 of that year. READ MORE Mum downed 40 shots of Baileys before crashing into six cars and swinging at witnesses Her mother began the hearing at Newcastle Coroner’s Court with a heartwrenching pen portrait about her loving daughter who had left Ireland to continue her studies.The former deputy head girl at the Royal Armagh Grammar School, from Newtonhamilton, Northern Ireland , had enrolled to urban planning and architecture at the university.Pathologist Dr Nigel Cooper said police informed him of the circumstances of her death before he carried out a post-mortem examination, with the emergency services attending student accommodation around 5.30am and finding her lifeless.Dr Cooper said: “She had arrived in Newcastle from Northern Ireland the previous day, she had been with other occupants of her flat on that evening, alcohol had been consumed and there were indications that other substances may have been taken as well.”A toxicology report showed she had a blood alcohol level of 197mg per 100ml of blood when the legal driving limit was 80mg – putting her around two and a half times over that level, indicating “at least a moderate level of intoxication”.

Nottingham Forest on Monday night.With Steven Gerrard coming under mounting pressure at Aston Villa, the former Manchester United star gave the Liverpool legend a reason to smile with his equaliser. It meant that the Villans left the City Ground with something in a match that could have been serious for the coach's future.After Emmanuel Dennis had put Forest ahead, Villa were crying out for a hero.

READ MORE: Michael Masi was 'involved in confusing rule' which saw Max Verstappen clinch F1 title“The FIA cost cap administration notes that all competitors acted at all times in a spirit of good faith and cooperation throughout the process. The FIA would also note that with respect to this first year of the application of the financial regulations the intervention of the FIA cost cap administration has been limited to reviewing the submissions made by the competitors and that no full formal investigations were launched.“The FIA cost cap administration is currently determining the appropriate course of action to be taken under the financial regulations with respect to Aston Martin and Red Bull and further information will be communicated in compliance with the regulations.”Verstappen claimed his first world title last year, securing the victory over Lewis Hamilton in dramatic circumstances in the season finale in Abu Dhabi, before retaining the title this year after winning a shortened Japanese Grand Prix - which also saw chaos ensue after initial confusion.Heavy downpours meant the Suzuka race was limited to just 29 laps, which resulted in confusion over whether full points would be handed to Verstappen following his win, and after that was the case - the Dutchman was announced world champion for a second time.But with his title this year a formality, Red Bull had come under scrutiny in the last couple of weeks with reports suggesting the F1 giants had gone over the cost cap that had been introduced at the start of last season.

Jurgen Klopp rolled up on Merseyside to restore a sense of pride at Anfield as he delivered trophies at home and in Europe.A lot has changed in those seven years: Mohamed Salah has earned legend status at Anfield, and Virgil van Dijk has emerged as one of the best defenders in Premier League history.And with Klopp's place in Liverpool folklore secured as he marks his seventh-year anniversary in the dugout at Anfield, Daily Star Sport takes a look at where his first starting side are now.READ NEXT: Liverpool ace told Rafa Benitez 'you have no respect for me' pre-Champions League finalKlopp's first game for Liverpool came on 17 October 2015 - in a trip to White Hart Lane to Mauricio Pochettino's Tottenham.The Reds had experienced a poor start under Brendan Rodgers, leading to the experienced boss to be shown the door. Liverpool desperately needed three points after finding themselves in tenth - eight points off the pace set by Manchester City.However, Klopp's first game was a bore draw in north London, with neither side managing to find the net. Is Jurgen Klopp one of the best managers in Premier League history? Let us know in the comments section Belgian shot-stopper Simon Mignolet was given the nod between the sticks that day, but he quickly fell out of favour with Klopp eventually leaving for Club Brugge in 2019.

Planned Parenthood will invest $5 million in the state of North Carolina ahead of the midterm elections this November, the company announced Friday. Planned Parenthood Votes and Planned Parenthood Action PAC North Carolina said the money will be used across 14 legislative swing districts to produce ads, mailings, phone banks and assist canvassing efforts. The investment is part of the abortion provider’s $50 million national campaign to protect reproductive rights after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v.