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Afternoon all, Max Goldbart here looking back on quite a week. Lots to digest so the Insider has you covered. Read on.

Lucy Verasamy, 41, has issued a warning that the sunshine Britain has been enjoying recently isn’t here to stay, unfortunately.Temperatures are set to plummet, meaning bad news for those who were hoping for more sunshine in the coming days.Lucy has said “colder air incoming” on her social media accounts, where she has also posted some holiday snaps from her skiing trip.On Twitter and Instagram, the 41-year-old ITV Weather star wrote: “Springtime skiing from two weeks ago - ft. hazy skies & twinkling lights.”Lucy added: “Spring is fickle! Colder air incoming - snow in the forecast this week (for the UK & the Alps).”She also posted a snowflake emoji alongside the message in view of her 171,000 Twitter followers.The posts were made on Monday morning.In the series of images, taken in Tignes, France, Lucy can be seen posing in the French Alps in the first snap.There is also a snap of the Tignes - Val d'Isère ski resort.Later that same day, Lucy also shared a post from the Met Office on Twitter, which showed ‘blue hues’ on the chart.She commented: “Arctic air returns as April approaches.”Lucy also took to Instagram to share a selfie last week.Sharing how the sunshine affects her mood in a positive way and makes a “huge difference,” Lucy urged her fans to walk on the sunny side of the street when they can.She took the selfie while out on a walk in the sunshine.Lucy appeared to be in a really good mood and compared the snaps with one from when the weather was colder and she certainly wasn’t smiling.In the selfie which was taken in warmer weather, Lucy could be seen smiling from ear to ear.Lucy captioned the post: “Winter in the shade, summer in the light this time of year.“Choose the sunny side of the street.

Hopeful Celtic supporters are set for a major update on the availability of talisman Kyogo next week.

Earth.Influenced by Netflix film Don't Look Up, a team of scientists from the University of California has decided that the best course of action to protect Earth would be to launch as many nuclear missiles at it as possible.The team was headed by professor of physics Philip Lubin.He told The Sun: “(The report is) a serious attempt to look at whether humanity has reached a point where we could prevent what happened to the dinosaurs 65 million years ago.“What we point out is that we easily possess enough nuclear devices to take apart a large object like the one in 'Don't Look Up'.“Our nuclear arsenals are designed to essentially threaten other nations – but those same devices could be used to protect us."In the case of a 10km asteroid, you're talking about an existential threat that's going to kill billions of people."You can say 'but, I'm really worried about the radiation [created by a nuclear defence strategy]', but (you will) also just die.“It's the nature of our natural world that we get hit by comets and asteroids because there are many around," he said.“There are big things out there that, if they did hit us, it would be catastrophic.“On the other hand, there are a lot of smaller things out there, some of which are of similar size to the Chelyabinsk meteor, which are not existential threats, but they could potentially kill a lot of people.”According to armscontrol.org, as of November, 2021, the UK has 225 nuclear warheads in stock, while America has an astonishing 5,550.Russia, however, is home to 6,257.France has 290, while Pakistan, India and China have under 400, too.Israel has around 90 of them, and North Korea possesses about 40 to 50 – although they could be hiding far more that we will never know about due

Good afternoon. Christmas feels like a lifetime ago (just asks Boris Johnson) and 2022 is certainly in full swing. Here’s your weekly dose of the biggest news and deep-dives of the week. Read on.

The incoming chief executive of Scotland’s new nationalised rail operator owns a sideline family business which consults for other transport companies, the Sunday Mail can reveal.

Rangnick is close to finalising his move to Manchester United as interim manager until the end of the season, according to the Athletic.The news broke on Wednesday that the German boss, 63, will be departing his role as head of sports and development at Lokomotiv Moscow and taking over at Old Trafford until May, while he will go on a further two years in a consultancy role at the club.Back in 2018, he waded in on a racism row involving ex-Arsenal star Mesut Ozil.And he said he believed that football should "try to stay out of political positions".He said: "Football can basically bring a lot together, even topics that would otherwise be difficult to unite...““But football must try to stay out of political positions in order to do this.

Skyrim Anniversary Edition is coming soon according to Bethesda. On their Discord, a member of the Bethesda team said: “We are aware of the 0kb error some PS4 players are experiencing as well as the ‘black screen’ issue.” They continued: “The team has been working on a fix for these (it’s taking a little longer than we’d like) and hopes to have them resolved as soon as we can.”This follows recent reports that players who downloaded mods were encountering an issue where they were faced with a black screen, which modders claimed was due to the game loading mods too fast.According to a Reddit thread by JosephRussell97 (thanks, PC Gamer), creator of the Lucien mod, the Skyrim Anniversary Edition is crashing because it’s actually loading the

Incoming Rangers coach Roy Makaay has told how he discovered he'd been binned by Feyenoord by reading the Dutch press.

Rangers are getting ever closer to appointing Giovanni van Bronckhorst as Steven Gerrard's managerial successor.

Antonio Conte as their new boss. The Premier League side dispensed with the services of Nuno Espirito Santo on Monday following a 3-0 loss to Manchester United, with the Italian jetting in for talks.

A matter of months after trying and failing to tempt him to North London, Tottenham look to be on the verge of appointing Antonio Conte as their new boss.

England were looking to continue to assert their World Cup qualification dominance with Andorra in the firing line.

Steven Gerrard has emerged as the favourite to replace Steve Bruce as the odds continue to tumble on the Rangers boss.

East Ayrshire Council to consider 'making do' – in order to avoid financial pain ahead of anticipated inflation rises.The Kilmarnock North member made the suggestion at a meeting of the governance and scrutiny committee where head of finance Joe McLachlan outlined the council's approach to borrowing in the current climate.Mr McLachlan said that £60 million of council reserves had been used for projects where they would normally borrow money.He explained: "We are spending money on capital that you would traditionally go and borrow. But we are not doing that at the moment."We are using our own money, using our reserves to fund that expenditure.

Hibs ’ top stars. But the Leith boss admits he will be disappointed if he is not checking in a fresh batch of arrivals before Tuesday’s transfer deadline.Ross confirmed the club are in talks with Kevin Nisbet and is hopeful the striker will follow Martin Boyle ’s lead and sign a new deal.

CD Projekt Red has teased the 1.3 version of Cyberpunk 2077 in a video on its official YouTube channel.The update, which CD Projekt Red also partially detailed on its site, will introduce several small changes that affect the overall experience. One of the biggest changes in the update will be an improvement to the minimap.In its current state, the minimap is zoomed in to a degree where players can miss turns or important markers on the map.

Celtic into the last eight of the Premier Sports Cup. But the Aussie reiterated the need for more signings to help his in-form troops maintain the team’s rocketing momentum.Postecoglou’s men produced some scintillating attacking play as they sank Hearts to book a quarter-final clash with Raith Rovers.

Kyogo Furuhashi has departed Japan as he heads for a new beginning at Celtic. Manager Ange Postecoglou landed the highly-rated Vissel Kobe star last week but faces a wait to begin working with him.

Celtic, with the Japanese forward set to sign on at Parkhead. It was announced early on Friday morning that Vissel Kobe had come to an agreement to sell the 26-year-old, with Ange Postecoglou raiding the J League market he knows so well.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorIncoming Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has been given stock awards valued at well over $200 million based on the tech giant’s four-figure stock price at present.Jassy has been granted 61,000 shares of Amazon common stock as of July 5, when he takes over the helm from founder Jeff Bezos. The stock awards will vest over the next 10 years, the company disclosed Friday in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.