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Gio van Bronckhorst insists Rangers have enough firepower to cope with the loss of striker Alfredo Morelos.

Barry Ferguson was proud of Alloa’s performance against Celtic - but challenged his players to take that into their League One campaign.

Manchester City defender Aymeric Laporte has shared the gruesome injury he received as a result of Stuart Armstrong's high tackle that went unpunished after consultation from VAR.

A final message from Betty White has been posted to Instagram, thanking supporters of “The Betty White Challenge,” which asked fans to donate to animal welfare charities on what would have been her 100th birthday on Jan. 17.

Curling gold medallist and general surgical nurse Vicky Wright recently completed her final shift at Forth Valley Royal Hospital before beginning four weeks of intensive preparations for the Winter Olympics 2022 in Beijing.

Incoming CEO Richard Arnold has been told that Manchester United face a monumental challenge to become one of the biggest revenue generators again after slipping behind Manchester City.

Stirling Albion boss Darren Young believes his players will up their game in Friday’s eagerly-awaited Scottish Cup fourth-round tie with Rangers at Ibrox.

Channel 5 last year.The fifth season kicked off on Monday, but eagle-eyed fans noticed a slight error made by producers during the first episode. While the episode was said to have been filmed in Yorkshire, Fern had actually been taping the show from Devon. The former This Morning presenter hopped onto her official Twitter to apologise for the confusion."Dear All, an apology!" she said."#WatercolourChallenge was supposed to be in #Yorkshire this week but as many of you have pointed out, it's coming from #Devon! "We are so sorry to have got them mixed up. "#YORKSHIRE episodes are starting next week."It appears the episodes are not airing in the chronological order in which they were taped, which caused a mishap with the show's editors. Fans reacted to Fern's tweet in the comments section, saying they didn't take issue with the location error, while others expressed their joy to see the show return 21 years after its last run on Channel 4. "Thanks for letting us know but I don't think it matters they are a brilliant set of programmes xx love seeing u on our TVs again fern xx" @Loopyloopla68 wrote. Another Twitter user named @Jody39112758 said: "It's a welcome addition where ever it's from."@SimonJeremyMil1 chimed in, writing: "Great to see this series back! My Mom & I used to watch it 20 years ago!"The Twitter user @VCM36 added: "It's easily done Fern.

The 2022 Read Well NL Challenge is encouraging locals to read for just six minutes per day to help improve their wellbeing.

Trisha Yearwood celebrated what would have been Betty White’s 100th birthday by raising money for animals in the late star’s honor.  The singer, author and wife of Garth Brooks hosted a fundraiser on TalkShopLive Monday, Jan. 17, which would have marked White’s 100th birthday had she not died of natural causes on Dec. 31.

Janey Godley has opened up on the challenges of speaking to loved ones about her cancer battle.

Brave souls from Crieff, Comrie and Muthill were among those finding out if they were made of stern stuff when they took on the MacTuff event at Knockhill on Sunday.

Ange Postecoglou insists Celtic’s new Japanese heroes and returning stars will ensure the team copes without crocked Kyogo Furuhashi.

A kind-hearted group of Lanarkshire vets are stepping into the New Year with a purpose - by taking on a huge walking challenge for a good cause.

A Place in the Sun. In her latest Instagram snap, the TV presenter stunned in a red gown while her blonde tresses were noticeably wet.She accessorised her ensemble with two chunky gold bracelets and a matching necklace.“We’ve experienced all sorts of weather this week…,” Laura began.“And that has been a challenge.”She went on and told her 144,000 followers about the couple she helped find a home this week.A post shared by LAURA HAMILTON (@laurahamiltontv)While it’s unclear whether the pair ended up settling for the house, judging by Laura’s way of words, she seemed rather confident that the search went rather well.“It has been an absolute pleasure helping a wonderful couple (with an incredible story) look for their first home together after 38 years!” she continued.“Mel and James are both jockey’s, and one of them has competed in the Grand National…“Out of the five properties I’ve shown them, how difficult will it be for them to choose…“Or will it be a one horse race?”Meanwhile, Laura shocked fans after she announced her separation from her estranged husband, Alex Goward, last week.The couple tied the knot back in 2012 and share two children, eight-year-old Rocco and six-year-old Tahlia.The Kent-born TV personality shared the news with an Instagram post of a quote inside a picture frame.The message read: “Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened”.In her accompanying caption, Laura shared: “This isn’t something I ever thought I’d be saying but, after 13 years of being together Alex and I have separated.“Our children are and always will be our number one priority and we would respect privacy for our family at this time.

Warning: This story contains spoilers from the Thursday, January 13, finale of The Challenge: All Stars.

There’s been a buzz about Balloch with a teenager embarking on a honey-making adventure as part of the UK’s first-ever beekeeping challenge.

A determined fundraiser raised £1400 for the cancer caring centre which provided her with valuable support by taking on a hillwalking challenge.

New York City manager Ronny Deila wants new Rangers signing James Sands to channel his inner Scott Brown during his time in Glasgow.

Naga Munchetty, 46, opened up on her radio show earlier today about why she won’t take on a New Year’s trend.The BBC broadcaster was discussing people trying out skateboarding as she admitted she was too concerned about injury.Naga presents a morning news show on BBC Radio 5 Live Monday to Wednesday from 11am until 1pm.The show sees her discussing the day’s headlines, as well as chatting to various interviewees.Today, one of the segments was about people taking up skateboarding in middle age.She said: “You know we’ve talked about New Year’s resolutions, we always do at this time of year.“What about taking up skateboarding? What about taking up skateboarding in middle age?“Apparently, it is really, really good for you.”Naga continued: “Have

Carol Kirkwood, 58, is starting the new year the right way, by throwing herself into a new fitness regime.The BBC Breakfast star is going full steam ahead with her workouts, as she joined the Her Spirit movement - a community for women to come together to find a fitter, healthier and happier self - to do Couch2Kilo, but it left her slightly worried about what she'd gotten herself into.Ahead of the challenge, which began last night, Carol took to Twitter to reveal her goals for 2022 alongside a video of her and three of her team mates, including her BBC colleague Dr Nighat Arif, encouraging others to join in."I must confess my fitness regime has gone right out the window lately,' she admitted."Looking forward to doing this for the next 6