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Police in Lanarkshire are continuing to appeal for information on the whereabouts of missing man Thomas Duffy.

Spain and Italy have both confirmed they will extend Covid travel restrictions for at least another month.

Juventus defender Matthijs de Ligt believes he gave 'too much' respect to the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo and Gianluigi Buffon during his early days in Turin.

Met Office has been forced to issue a weather warning for snow ahead of a freezing few days when temperatures in the UK could drop as low as -7C.A major snow front has already hit northern parts of Scotland and is set to slowly make its way southward this week.For now, the Met Office's yellow-level warning only relates to Scotland, but that could be expanded over the coming days as conditions deteriorate elsewhere.Lasting until at least 11am on Wednesday, the warning states: "Snow may cause some disruption across parts of Scotland later Tuesday and overnight into Wednesday."People in Scotland have also been told to be wary of "travel delay on roads with some stranded vehicles and passengers, along with delayed or cancelled rail and air travel".The warning continues: "There is a slight chance that some rural communities could become cut off."There is a small chance that power cuts will occur and other services, such as mobile phone coverage, may be affected.""[There is] a small chance that untreated pavements and cycle paths become impassable."According to WX Charts, temperatures in the area covered by the warning will dip down to -7C on Thursday with several inches of snow remaining on the ground throughout the week. Thursday will also see the snow move into northern parts of England, falling heavily around Newcastle and Manchester and leaving one or two centimetres on the ground.

Arsenal have been told to steer clear of a move for Manchester United's misfiring forward Marcus Rashford this summer - because he isn't the right fit to be their new star striker. The 24-year-old is out of favour under Ralf Rangnick having scored just five goals in all competitions so far this season - having managed 21 and 22 during each of his two full seasons playing under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

Travel company TUI has issued a statement on new face mask rules before everyone begins booking their flights for the Easter holidays.

Fines for covid lockdown-breaking parties in Downing Street are “not the most important issue in the world” given atrocities in Ukraine, Jacob Rees-Mogg has claimed.

Police are appealing for help in finding a missing teenager in Cheshire who vanished a week ago. Emmanuel Chikwa, 18, was last seen on Sunday, March 27.

Parents have been warned not to let their children watch terrifying videos of a killer teddy called "Huggy Wuggy".Police have issued a warning after some kids were seen recreating the bear's actions on the playground.On TikTok, "Huggy Wuggy" sings about "hugging and killing" and also asks those watching to "take their last breath".The videos - which began as a puzzle game that sees Huggy stalking players in a toy factory - are said to be traumatising young children.Chris Conroy, a cyber protection officer for Dorset Police, told The Sun: "There are videos people have made, songs people have made, and it's popping up all over YouTube and TikTok using this quite graphic imagery of this bear-like character with razor-sharp teeth."It's based around jump scares and things you certainly wouldn't want children exposed to."As the game becomes more popular, officers warn that some children have been seen acting out the game at school.They report that children have been whispering disturbing lyrics to each other on the playground.One line from the video says: "I could hug you here forever, till you breathe your last breath together."Another says: "My teeth sharp and ready, in my grasp, yeah they're deadly".The blue bear also invites people to "lean in for a spine-breaking embrace".Numerous parents have come forward to express their concern over the character, with one describing it as "frightening as a lot of parents will be oblivious to this level of violence our children are being exposed to."Mum-of-two Rhia Fearn, 35, said she was left shocked when her son Harrison, five, came home from school asking about the character.She said: "Kids want to play the games of Huggy Wuggy, they are talking about it in the playground."It's

Police have issued an urgent warning after children as young as five have been re-enacting videos of a killer teddy named 'Huggy Wuggy'. The dangerous videos have been accessible to kids through YouTube and TikTok and show a razor-toothed character which is part of a horror game.

Tipping Point fans found themselves "turning off" minutes into the recent episode.Viewers of the hit ITV show tuned in to Thursday's episode (March 31) as they geared up to watch the latest group of hopefuls battle it out for a chance at winning the £10k jackpot.However, just moments into the episode as host Ben Shephard began introducing his latest batch of contestants, they realised the programme they were watching was in fact a repeat.Irritated viewers at home then took to Twitter to voice their complaints about the episode and beg for some fresh instalments of the show.One wrote: "Anyone tired of the repeats?"Another added: "Another repeat, why can't they show new episodes."A third vented: "Not another repeat, this is so frustrating.

Edinson Cavani is Manchester United's only injury concern ahead of their match with Leicester in the Premier League this weekend. The Uruguayan forward picked up an injury while away on international duty and could be out for as long as five weeks.

Supermarket chains Aldi and Tesco have issued an urgent warning to all shoppers who purchase any fruit and veg from their shelves.

Supermarket chains Aldi and Tesco have issued an urgent warning to all of their shoppers who purchase any fruit and veg from their shelves.

Loose Women star Carol McGiffin has revealed she regrets telling her ITV co-star Kaye Adams about her sex life issue.The TV presenter, 62, once told her Loose Women pal Kaye that she hadn't had sex for seven years - a personal confession she made off-screen.However, Kaye later shared news of Carol's bedroom dry spell on live TV during an episode of Loose Women, which meant the issue was broadcast live to the nation.Carol opened up about the time during an on-air discussion about cancel culture and people getting offended by things.Although Carol insisted she didn't have many regrets about thing she's said on air, she did say she wished she hadn't told Kaye about her sex issue.She said: "Going back to Loose Women, I think probably I wish I hadn’t have told Kaye Adams that I hadn’t had sex for seven years."That was way before Mark (her now husband),"Kate asked her if the experience "haunted her", to which Carol replied: "I didn’t say it on air, I told the Loose Women and then they said it."She went on: "Kaye said it on air. In a way it wasn’t a viral moment, but it became a thing."Kate replied: "It became a thing because when you started dating Mark literally people were thinking about street parties because she was open again for business."She added: "It was such a big deal.

Two supermarket giants - Aldi and Tesco - have both sent out an urgent warning to people who have bought their fruit and veg.

A woman and her young daughter were allegedly taken hostage in a car being driven dangerously.

Carol commented on the experience on On White Wine Question Time, explaining it was somewhat beneficial to have attracted that level of attention.She said that her “mojo” tapered off after her mum died in 2003.The host added that it was seven years down the line and she was still in a position where she lacked self-esteem.But it wasn’t long before she met husband Mark Cassidy.Kate reminded Carol that she was in “deep grief” at the time, saying that such experiences close down your “emotional toolkit.”Kate confirmed that she admired Carol for speaking about the importance of remembering that it is okay to be single.“You don’t have to be with someone to be someone,” she explained.The two agreed that it was possible to be someone on your own accord, while still being perfectly happy.

Manchester City's decision to loan Julian Alvarez back to River Plate has been explained by the South American club’s technical secretary.

Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge users now need to update their browsers in order to protect themselves from hackers.

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