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Nicola Sturgeon will make a covid statement at Holyrood today after it was claimed Scotland was now "through the worst of Omicron".

She has made live tweeting during the Olympics a tradition every two years.But Leslie Jones has revealed that perhaps the closing ceremony has come for her social media posts about the global games.The 54-year-old comedian took to her Twitter on Sunday night to share a statement that she may be pulling the plug on posting about the Winter Olympics due to'folks who don’t want me to do it.'Scroll down for video Taking a stand: Leslie Jones (seen in took to her Twitter on Sunday night to share a statement that she may be pulling the plug on posting about the Winter Olympics due to 'folks who don’t want me to do it' She wrote: 'i m starting to feel like this should be my last olympics i live tweet. I know I know, another celebrity b****ing [eye roll emoji] But i'm tired of fighting the folks who don't want me to do it'Perhaps most shockingly, she pointed the finger at her former employer NBC for being the reason why she is drawing near to that decision. She wrote: 'i m starting to feel like this should be my last olympics i live tweet.

People in Salford woke this morning to reports of yet another stabbing.

Disney+ has picked up Goosebumps, a live-action series based on R.L. Stine’s bestselling books. The new version, which has been in development since April 2020, hails from Scholastic Entertainment, the media division of Scholastic, Neal H. Moritz, producer of the Goosebumps and Goosebumps 2 films, and Sony Pictures TV. The news, which had been previously announced, was part of Disney Branded Television’s TCA presentation Monday.

No! Leslie Jones may stop her live Olympics commentary!

Operation Ivy’s Jesse Michales and Tim Armstrong have reunited during a live performance yesterday (February 6).The event took place at the Music Rock N’ Roll Carnival in Los Angeles and saw the two members of Operation Ivy perform one of the bands signature songs, ‘Sound System’. They were backed up by The Interrupters.Armstrong was the festival back-up for The Specials, while Michales was in attendance as an audience member.You can watch the moment below:It comes after Michaels spoke out about the prospect of Operation Ivy reuniting last month, saying that he “wouldn’t object to it”.The Berkeley, California band – whose comprise of singer Michaels, drummer Dave Mello, Rancid‘s Armstrong and Matt ‘McCall’ Freeman – were only active between 1987 and 1989, releasing just the one studio album – 1989’s ‘Energy’ – during their time together.However, Operation Ivy’s music endured since their split, with Green Day regularly covering the band’s track ‘Knowledge’ during their live shows (and often inviting members of the crowd on stage to play the song) and Against Me!‘s Laura Jane Grace launching a petition in 2020 calling for an Operation Ivy reunion at Riot Fest.Speaking on a new episode of The Hard Times Podcast, Michaels was asked about why the members of Operation Ivy hadn’t yet considered the prospect of a reunion.“Well, for a long time we weren’t really talking – it wasn’t because there was bad blood.

Brit Awards ceremony is taking place on Tuesday 8 February, at its usual spot at the O2 Arena in London. Some of the biggest names in music will be in attendance, including Ed Sheeran and Adele, as prizes are handed out and some of the nominees perform their songs live. Fans who aren’t able to watch the event from the O2 Arena itself – including international viewers – will be able to tune in via a number of different platforms, including ITV, YouTube and social media.

Phillip Schofield, 59, has been forced to pull out of recent episodes of This Morning, as well as the latest Dancing on Ice.The presenter made sure he had a word to say about his replacement Stephen Mulhern, 44.Phillip presents Dancing on Ice with his This Morning co-star Holly Willoughby.Due to contracting Covid, Stephen stepped in for Phillip as the latter had to watch the show from home.In view of his three million followers on Instagram, Phillip documented the night as he watched the show from his sofa with a gin and tonic.The presenter left a comment to Stephen as he posted a video from the show.Stephen said to Holly: "You know, I am loving it at the moment."You know, I feel like I am getting there."Holly replied: "You are?"To which Stephen looked at the camera and said: "Also, I know Phil is watching."Phil, I'm having fun!"Phillip replied on Instagram: "Not too much fun Mulhern...

It's another huge game in the Scottish Premiership this midweek as a rampant Celtic side travel to Pittodrie.

Phillip Schofield gave a warning to replacement host of Dancing on Ice, Stephen Mulhern, on Sunday as he watched him take over his role on the ITV show whilst he self-isolated at home.The 59 year old was forced to sit out from presenting duties on the ice skating competition after testing positive for Covid-19 earlier in the week, leaving Stephen to take his place besideHolly Willoughby. Despite having experience hosting live shows following stints on Catchphrase and Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway, this was Stephen's first time presenting Dancing On Ice and he appeared to be enjoying it in a clip Phillip reposted on Instagram Stories.

Manori Ravindran International EditorThe Edinburgh TV Festival is returning with a live edition for the first time since 2019.The popular TV event confirmed on Monday that it’s planning for an in-person festival from Aug. 24-26.

Scottish Labour’s health ­spokeswoman Jackie Baillie last night called for an urgent inquiry as it emerged four children were given Covid vaccine overdoses more than twice the approved amount.

Dancing On Ice's Connor Ball was seen by paramedics on Sunday's show after his stitches opened live on-air after his routine.The Vamps star, 25, suffered a pre-show accident as he attempted to perfect his spins and still headed out on the ice to perform with pro Alexandra Schauman. As Connor received his scores and feedback from the judges, his chin started bleeding as he was handed tissues by crew members on the ITV show. While presenter Stephen Mulhern, who has replaced Phillip Schofield who tested positive for coronavirus on Monday evening, explained that Connor and Alexandra were supposed to open the show but the musician had an accident.

Dancing On Ice contestant Connor Ball was bleeding from his chin after suffering an injury moments before broadcast.

There's a new leader in the Scottish Premiership and Celtic will be hoping to stay there with 14 games to go.

Johnny Knoxville is looking back at his chance to star on Saturday Night Live.

Chinese authorities interrupted a Dutch journalist’s live report on the Winter Olympics Friday, dragging him off-camera and creating confusion as to why his broadcast was halted.

Carol Vorderman, 61, became flustered during her Saturday show on BBC Radio Wales when her guest, singer Imelda May, 47, unexpectedly dropped a swear word live on air.Imelda joined Carol to talk about her music and her new poetry book, A Lick and a Promise.The conversation turned to Imelda’s musical collaborations over the years, which includes duets with the late Meat Loaf, Noel Gallagher and the Rolling Stones’ Ronnie Wood.Imelda said: “It’s all about telling a story and then afterwards I’m like, ‘Oh my god, I can’t believe I sang with such and such’.“But you create friendships, within any workplace, with people that you meet all the time.“And I personally don’t hang around with a*******s, to be honest with you.”After noticing what she had said, Imelda quickly backtracked and exclaimed: “I don’t know if I’m allowed to say that on the radio. I like nice people and good people!”Flustered Carol could be heard giggling in the background before jumping in: “I have to apologise for that word that I can’t repeat!”The shocked singer said: “I’m sorry!” and Carol assured her: “Oh, don’t worry, it’s fine.”Elsewhere in the interview, Imelda paid tribute to her close friend Meat Loaf who died last month.She said: “I get to hang around with the best people, like Meat, I’ll miss him forever.“Meat Loaf was a wonderful man.”Imelda and Meat Loaf met in New York 15 years ago.In 2016, the duo released a version of I Would Do Anything For Love (But I Won’t Do That).After news of Meat Loaf’s death broke, Imelda posted a heartfelt message to the star on her Instagram page.She shared a series of photographs of the pair with the caption: “Meat Loaf, my good pal, has passed.

Ellise Shafer A Dutch journalist was interrupted and pulled out of frame by a Chinese security guard while covering the Beijing Olympics on Friday.As can be seen in a video that quickly went viral on Friday, NOS correspondent Sjoerd den Daas was reporting outside of the National Stadium in Beijing during the Olympics’ opening ceremony when he was stopped by a security guard and pushed out of frame.Onze correspondent @sjoerddendaas werd om 12.00u live in het NOS Journaal door beveiligers voor de camera weggetrokken. Helaas is dit steeds vaker de dagelijkse realiteit voor journalisten in China.

Lamar Odom, 42, admitted to having an unfortunate accident on Celebrity Big Brother. In live feed footage you can see here, Lamar was overheard “scrubbing vigorously” by Olympic figure skater Mirai Nagasu while they were both showering. Lamar then admitted that he “just took a s–t in my bed,” causing Mirai to express disbelief. Lamar then noted that he definitely did, but fortunately cleaned up the mess, hence the “vigorous” scrubbing away in the shower.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterThe new “Goosebumps” TV series has been picked up by Disney Plus, Variety has learned exclusively.The new series version of the beloved R.L. Stine books was first reported as being in the works in April 2020. Disney Plus has given the show a 10-episode order.The series follows a group of five high schoolers who unleash supernatural forces upon their town and must all work together – thanks to and in spite of their friendships, rivalries, and pasts with each other – in order to save it, learning much about their own parents’ teenage secrets in the process.Nick Stoller and Rob Letterman serve as writers and executive producers on the show, with Stoller executive producing via Stoller Global Solutions.