Relief: Last News

During his tenure as the 44th President of the United States, a lot of things kept Barack Obama up at night. If it wasn't Afghanistan or the economic crisis on his mind, it was his strained marriage to First Lady Michelle Obama.

With a huge sigh of relief we can celebrate the fact that America has won the election.

Neil Lennon has saluted his under-fire Celtic stars for weathering a "mini-crisis" to defeat Motherwell 4-1 and end a nightmare run of form.The Hoops boss talked up his players after only their second win in seven games as they responded in the perfect way in the wake of Thursday's Europa League mauling at the hands of Sparta Prague.Lennon had called upon a big response and his players produced arguably their best Premiership display of the season as Moi Elyonoussi bagged a hat-trick and Olivier Ntcham also netted in style.And he reckons his side can now kick on in style after the upcoming two-week international after they came in for some serious flak in the wake of their Euro drubbing.Asked if the hunger had returned, he told BBC: "I

East Kilbride star admitted it came in one of his worst displays for the club since joining in the summer. The midfielder pounced on a rebound from Paul Woods' strike in the second half after his shot came back off the post.And the strike came as a relief to the 29-year-old, who insisted he was way below par for Kilby in Fife yesterday.Former Hamilton and Livingston star Wilkie said: "On a personal note, I was feeling a bit off it and then I go and get a goal so that always makes a day like that a bit easier for me to take."You know yourself when you are not at it.

Victorious Joe Biden has invited his fellow Americans to “unite and heal” as he became President-elect of the United States.

Shaughna Phillips hit our screens earlier this year as she appeared in the first winter Love Island series.Since her debut to our screens, she has since appeared on Celebs go Virtual Dating.

Anthea Turner voiced her "unbelievable relief" as her friend John Leslie was found not guilty.

Little Mix are reportedly relieved that they have tested negative for coronavirus after an outbreak saw their TV show The Search pulled from air.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.An A82 relief road is a big step closer to fruition after a site at the centre of the plans was handed to the council.A deal to transfer ownership of 150 acres of land at ExxonMobil’s former Esso site in Bowling to West Dunbartonshire Council has now been completed.It marks a significant milestone for the £34million Glasgow City Region City Deal project, and will mean plans to transform the site by creating a major industrial and commercial development can progress.Part of the land will also be used for the creation of a new road, which would provide an alternative route through West Dunbartonshire.The local authority has taken ownership of the whole

Barrett Foa partner: Is NCIS LA Eric Beale star married?She added: “I had this wash of relief.

William and Kate sympathised with the nation’s parents many times during lockdown, with the prince once remarking that he was struggling to help seven-year-old George with his maths work.William’s trip to Northern Ireland marked Emergency Services Day, and the royal met workers involved in a peer support group to help with mental health issues.He opened up about his own experiences when he was an air ambulance pilot, some of which have led to his focus in his royal work on mental health.He said: “For me it was the sadness, I really felt the sadness, I’d absorb the jobs I’d gone to.“Sadly with the Air Ambulance you get a lot of deaths and I didn’t realise (the impact) – I would go to the next one and the next one.”The father-of-three told

Aberdeen almost paid the price for his substitution confusion towards the end of their battling win in the capital.Lewis Ferguson’s first-half penalty after Martin Boyle was caught cold in his own box gave the Dons a deserved three points and left their league position looking much healthier as a result.The Dons dominated from the half-hour mark onwards, and weren’t overly threatened by Hibs in the second half.But McInnes explained that he forgot he had more subs left than he actually thought, which meant his weary warriors had to power through as he hoped his cock-up didn’t prove costly.McInnes said: “I was kicking myself, I made a hash of it there, I should have got fresh legs on.“When I made my third sub, I should have made more subs.“I

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The Weeknd is continuing to open his heart and wallet with another big donation this week.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorAmazon has donated £1.5M ($2M) to two emergency relief funds aimed at supporting workers in film, TV, and theatre through the coronavirus crisis. The pledges are the first in a $6M commitment to help stricken production communities across Europe recover from an unprecedented pause in work.Amazon will donate £1M to a new COVID-19 Response Fund established by the UK’s Film And TV Charity.

Sunning ourselves in the great outdoors isn't something us Brits get to do very much of, (even in the summer) so when we can, it's vital we have all of the essentials to keep us safe when doing so.

Halsey and Ariana Grande are among the stars who have donated to relief funds in the wake of a giant explosion that took place in Beirut earlier this week.The explosion, which happened in the Lebanon capital on Tuesday (August 4), has killed nearly 80 people and injured 4,000.The New York Times reports that the explosion was caused by a fire at a warehouse at Beirut’s port, and that “highly explosive materials” that the government seized years ago were found at the blast site.Following the incident, Halsey took to Twitter to share that her heart was “aching looking at these photos in Beirut.” She asked her followers if anyone knew the best way to help.“I have read from a lot of people that petitions aren’t effective and donations can result

Jill Goldsmith Co-Business EditorNew York Governor Andrew Cuomo said Monday the current COVID-19 relief bill being hashed out in Congress must include help to stricken local governments to avoid a “real recession” in the country.“If they don’t make this bill right, frankly, they shouldn’t pass it because it will be the last bill… If this bill does not have funding for state and local government you will see a real recession, not just in New York but across the country [by] forcing state and local governments to lay off people,” he said at his daily briefing and later in an appearance on MSNBC.“Facts are facts,” he said. “We see the numbers going up … We see experts saying, ‘We need to reset,’ but the reset has to start at the top.

Jamie Lang Sam Mendes’ Theatre Arts Fund has raised £1.6 million ($2 million) to support out-of-work theater professionals across the U.K. by offering quick and easy access to a £1000 ($1,276) grant.

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.A landowner is making a last ditch attempt to save her pony field after the council’s plans to pave a road through it took a major step forward.Susan Dick launched a campaign to save her beloved field in Milton more than three years ago after West Dunbartonshire Council told her they would need the land as part of a £34million development.She says she has been left devastated by the plans and fears her ponies, which have chronic illnesses, may be left homeless and may even need to be put to sleep if they lose their field.She says her primary concerns are for her animals, protecting wildlife and a place from which to run her equine therapy centre.Two weeks ago, the

Drew Barrymore has pledged to donate $1 million (£800,000) to No Kid Hungry in order to help those facing poverty amid the coronavirus pandemic.