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Champions League which will see the traditional group stage system scrapped. The new scheme will see 36 teams qualify rather than the traditional 32 and face off in a league structure.The fixture list will be revamped in what is know as the 'Swiss system'.

EXCLUSIVE: Michael K. Williams is returning to the Black Market for the first time in five years after Vice TV renewed his illicit docuseries.

Jeremie Frimpong is close to sealing a stunning move to Bayer Leverkusen for a fee that could rise to £11.5m.

Celtic they should sell talisman Odsonne Edouard and "write off" the season.The Hoops are 23 points behind Rangers in the title race and out of the Betfred Cup while the pundit reckons the Scottish Cup faces cancellation.He's already written off Neil Lennon's reign at the club and feels serious money will be required to allow the next boss the chance of a proper rebuild of Paradise.And Nicholas has pinpointed striker Edouard and his good friend Olivier Ntcham as priorities to move on by February 1.He told the Daily Express: "Celtic must start rebuilding this month and they should start by selling Odsonne Edouard and Olivier Ntcham."The Hoops have to write this season off.

TV execs are reportedly set to make Ranvir Singh an offer which would "propel her to become one of ITV’s highest paid stars”.

The FIA KZ World Kart Championship went down on Sunday, but instead of just racing through it and competing to win like a normal person, one driver COMPLETELY LOST HIS S**T AND ALMOST KILLED ANOTHER ONE BY THROWING A BUMPER ON THE TRACK IN THE MIDDLE OF THE RACE!

We all know the colours Scotish teams are supposed to wear.

Manchester United are sensationally set to offer goalkeeper Dean Henderson a new deal worth over £100,000 a week despite him not ever starting for the side.

Rangers could cash in further from their deal to sell Billy Gilmour to Chelsea after it was revealed they agreed a number of incentive based clauses and a whopping sell-on fee.

inflation-busting pay rise – then lost their jobs the next day.The chain, which has about 20 stores in Scotland, rewarded workers with a salary increase of more than six per cent, effective from June 29.But the next day about 240 employees across the UK lost their jobs with immediate effect when the firm went bust.One worker said: “I know these are strange times but for colleagues to be given this one day and made redundant the next, makes you wonder whether to laugh or cry.”Although Harveys is still trading, hundreds more jobs at the chain are now at risk.We can reveal that many employees received a letter on their return from furlough this week outlining the pay rise.One worker was told in the letter: “From your return date of June 29,

By Peter White

George Craig can still remember the feeling of relief when Sky came to the rescue after a blind panic following the collapse of Setanta in the summer of 2009.

A Dumfries woman has praised care home staff for laying on a bumper 100th birthday bash for her nan last Thursday despite lockdown regulations.