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Derek McInnes admits Robby McCrorie is still ‘learning on the job’ ahead of his emotional first return to Ibrox as Killie keeper.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director “Anora” star Mikey Madison recently told Collider that she underestimated just how furiously “Scream” fans would react to her character, Amber Freeman, being revealed as Ghostface and thus responsible for the death of David Arquette’s beloved Dewey in 2022’s “Scream.” Madison was not aware of the “Scream” franchise’s passionate following when she accepted the role. “I have to be honest, when I did the film, it sounds naive, but I wasn’t so aware of the huge fan base that the franchise has, that I’ve now been able to discover,” Madison said.

TV presenter Kirstie Allsopp has been sharing more details about an 'embarrassing' encounter with MasterChef host Gregg Wallace.

More than 23 million people across the UK are claiming at least one benefit from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). That number includes 12.9m older people in receipt of State Pension payments, a contributory benefit only available to those of retirement age with at least 10 years’ worth of National Insurance Contributions.

A nurse assistant working at a mental health facility when a long-term patient died having been found bleeding heavily in his room admitted to an inquest jury she missed seven 15-minute checks he required.

An urgent warning has been issued by police amid a rise in distraction thefts in the run up to Christmas. Greater Manchester Police urged people to be 'extra vigilant', especially when out in town centres.

An Edinburgh AIDS hospice where people once went to die is now helping patients live long, happy lives. To mark World AIDS Day, December 1, and to spread awareness about the AIDS pandemic, we have taken a look back at the history of Waverley Care.

Wallace was stepping down from MasterChef after a series of complaints were made to the BBC.The allegations included a pattern of inappropriate sexual comments and actions made by Wallace to 13 people who worked with him over a period of 17 years, with the corporation passing the allegations onto Wallace’s representatives shortly before they were made public.Wallace’s lawyers said it is entirely false that he engages in behaviour of a sexually harassing nature, while the presenter himself posted a video on social media thanking fans for showing him support.Today (December 1), Wallace went on to claim that the allegations of misconduct against him only come from “middle-class women of a certain age”.His remarks have prompted a response from Allsopp, who took to X/Twitter this morning to share her own experiences of working with Wallace, where she claims he made sexually inappropriate comments to her.“Within 1hr of meeting Gregg Walllace he told me of a sex act that he & his partner at the time enjoyed “every morning”, she’d just left the room, we were filming a pilot. Did he get off on how embarrassed I was? It was totally unprofessional, I’m a #MiddleClassWomanOfaCertainAge,” she wrote.She went on to address why she never reported the incident, saying: “Because you feel, in no particular order, embarrassed, a prude, shocked, waiting for a male colleague to call him out, not wanting to “rock the boat”, thinking it’s better to plough on with the day, assuming you misheard/misunderstood or just don’t get the joke.”Within 1hr of meeting Gregg Walllace he told me of a sex act that he & his partner at the time enjoyed “every morning”, she’d just left the room, we were filming a pilot.

Retired broadcaster Alastair Stewart has opened up about his life with dementia, explaining that one part is especially 'demeaning and soul destroying'. The 72-year-old, who's among Britain's longest serving newsreaders, was diagnosed with a 'vascular' form of the cognitive condition two years ago, triggered by a lack of blood flow to the brain.

the presenter was stepping down from MasterChef after a series of complaints were made to the BBC.The allegations included a pattern of inappropriate sexual comments and actions made by Wallace to 13 people who worked with him over a period of 17 years, with the corporation passing the allegations onto Wallace’s representatives shortly before they were made public.Wallace’s lawyers said it is entirely false that he engages in behaviour of a sexually harassing nature, while the presenter himself posted a video on social media thanking fans for showing him support.This morning (December 1), Wallace took to his Instagram story to say he has worked with more than 4,000 contestants throughout his career “of all different ages, all different backgrounds, all walks of life”.“Apparently now, I’m reading in the paper, there’s been 13 complaints in that time,” Wallace says, adding, “I can see the complaints coming from a handful of middle-class women of a certain age, just from Celebrity MasterChef.

BBC as far back as 2022.On Thursday (November 28), it was announced that the presenter was stepping down from MasterChef after a series of complaints were made to the BBC.The allegations included a pattern of inappropriate sexual comments and actions made by Wallace to 13 people who worked with him over a period of 17 years, with the corporation passing the allegations onto Wallace’s representatives shortly before they were made public.Wallace’s lawyers said it is entirely false that he engages in behaviour of a sexually harassing nature, while the presenter himself posted a video on social media thanking fans for showing him support.A day later, more women came forward with further allegations, with one claiming that Wallace regularly talked inappropriately about sex, domination and spanking while working on the Channel 5 show Gregg Wallace’s Big Weekends in 2019.Now, The Observer have reported that the BBC was made aware of allegations against the presenter in a letter sent in 2022, but no further investigation took place.The letter in question outlined a “pattern of behaviour” which “clearly fails to meet the sexual harassment and bullying standards that prohibit ‘unwelcome sexual advances and sexual innuendo’.”Dawn Elrick, a TV director and producer, sent the letter on behalf of the women who had been in touch with her, and she says the was told by the corporation that individuals would have to make their own separate complaints. “This is very tricky for freelancers to do without identifying themselves, which makes life extremely tricky in the freelance world,” she said.

A row has erupted after a church installed number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras on its car park with users a risk of £100 charges. The cameras have been erected on ground at the rear of the Cornerstone Family Church at the Bethel building on Atherton Road, Hindley Green, High.

Tayside Police will become the first division to don body worn video cameras as part of a national rollout.

Stirling’s MP has revealed the reasons behind his vote in today’s debate on assisted dying.

Gregg Wallace has been embroiled in controversy after stepping back from his MasterChef hosting role, with several celebrities criticising him following a slew of complaints. Allegations have surfaced from individuals claiming to have worked with the TV chef, accusing him of making inappropriate sexual remarks.

plays football today, which means everyone's on the lookout for Taylor Swift. On November 29, the Kansas City Chiefs are set to face off against the Las Vegas Raiders on their home turf, which is a good sign for those on Taylor Watch.Though has this season, the 34-year-old pop star has yet to miss a chance to support her boyfriend at Arrowhead Stadium. And while many fans assume she'll keep the pattern going, the NFL player's own mom recently cast doubt on her attendance.During a pre-Thanksgiving appearance on Today, was asked point-blank if Swift would be taking part in the Kelce family's Thanksgiving plans.

An investigation is underway after a number of parcel lockers outside a Morrisons supermarket in Tameside were ransacked and left empty.

A shamed ex-chairperson of the Scottish Police Muslim Association embezzled £8,000 from her employers to help fund a shopping trip to Harrods. Asma Ali, 47, swindled the cash while in her role as a solicitor between March 1, 2017 and June 30, 2019.

, Katie Holmes stepped out in New York City to remind us that stirrup leggings are also an option.Yes, the took an aesthetic trip to the ‘90s (or late '80s) in retro leggings she transformed into dress pants with a very original denim shirt and peep-toe pumps with a distinctive lobster-claw heel. The combo is a total 10.We are aware that stirrup leggings are not everyone's cup of tea, nor are they the easiest garment.

Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer Along with its much-promoted Black Friday NFL game, Amazon is serving up a side helping of holiday sports content this week with its new docuseries about the history of the top-selling video game based on pigskin: “Madden NFL.” And no, the timing is not a coincidence, as “Madden” publisher EA Sports is keenly aware of the association between Hall of Fame football coach and iconic commentator John Madden, for whom the franchise is named, and Turkey Day. “Thanksgiving is synonymous with Coach Madden.

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