Rivals: Last News

Aldi shoppers are hailing the supermarket's mini chocolate truffle eggs, with some saying they "taste better than Lindt".

Derek McInnes reckons Saturday's clash at Ibrox presents his side an opportunity to surprise their rivals.

Manchester United are reportedly 'knocking on the doors of Napoli' to sign Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen as the Reds look to recruit a new forward in the summer transfer window - but face competition for his signature from both Chelsea and Atletico Madrid.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor David Zaslav sounds tired of taking lumps. After months of cost cutting, write-downs, and getting pilloried among Hollywood natives for killing projects, the Warner Bros. Discovery chief showed off some new truculence, making the case that while his newly-merged company has been having a tough time, so too were others. “‘Last year was a year of restructuring,” said Zaslav, during a call with investors Thursday. “This year will be a year of building.” Over the course of an hour, Zasalv and Gunnar Wiedenfels, Warner’s chief financial officer, made the case that their company was just as well-equipped as any of its rivals — perhaps even more so — to withstand a stormy era during which media companies are pressed to grow their streaming operations but maintain profitability. Zaslav elbowed Netflix for releasing all of the episodes for a program’s cycle all at once; suggested that a move to launch new “Lord of the Rings” movies would take away some of the momentum that Amazon had enjoyed from its launch of a series based on the novels; and told listeners Warner Bros. Discovery could launch an ad-supported streaming service without having to buy an outside asset, as Fox Corp. and Paramount Global had. “We can create a Tubi or a Pluto without having to buy anybody,” he boasted.

Make up shoppers have not stopped raving about a foundation that costs less than £20 which perfectly airbrushes skin and doesn't budge.

An SNP councillor in Renfrewshire is being investigated by an ethics watchdog after accusing political rivals of “wanting to kill people” during a debate on independence. Will Mylet, who represents Paisley East and Central, made the comments at a full council meeting in June.

Manchester United are reportedly 'in the front row' to sign Inter Milan player Denzel Dumfries during the summer transfer window.

Manchester City will be looking to maintain their position at the top of the Premier League table when they travel to the City Ground to face Nottingham Forest in the top-flight on Saturday.

Beauty fans are rushing to high street giant Boots to buy a budget £10 mascara people are calling 'insanely good'.. Shoppers who have tried the mascara says it makes their lashes look incredibly long, and easily rivals more premium brands like Tarte, Clinique and Urban Decay - which can all cost upwards of £23 per tube.

Former Celtic striker Giorgos Giakoumakis admits he is relishing Major League Soccer after being left frustrated by the defensive approach of Scottish sides.

Giorgos Giakoumakis has completed his move away from Celtic, joining MLS side Atlanta United.

Greg Taylor has warned rivals Celtic’s will find another gear once the Hoops new recruits are up and running.

Nicolas Raskin is wanted by Rangers - but there's a clutch of Europe's elite on the case of the Belgian midfielder.

St Mirren boss Stephen Robinson has revealed how several SPFL managers have asked him about the code to beat Celtic at home.

Smirking Rangers hero Ally McCoist joked that he has contacted the SFA to request a new VAR team for Celtic games - including diehard fan Sir Rod Stewart.

Michael Doyle fully believes Hamilton Accies can escape relegation this season and says they head to high-flying Ayr this weekend with no fear of getting the win they need to boost their survival bid.

Derby day has arrived in the Lowland League and it's served up a fifth tier classic as Celtic B came from behind to cut rivals Rangers B's gap at the top with an enthralling 5-2 victory.

Hibs have earned the tag of the SPFL's dirtiest team after committing more fouls than any of the other 41 teams - and SIXTY ONE more than rivals Hearts, who join Aberdeen as the cleanest sides in the Premiership. But there's no separating Celtic and Rangers with just three fouls between the Glasgow rivals

Albion Rovers have hilariously invited Elgin City for a snowball fight at Cliftonhill tomorrow, after their League Two clash was postponed due to winter weather.

The clock is ticking and the fourth official is fiddling with his board. The scoreboard isn’t budging – but neither are any of the fans.

Michael Beale admits Rangers will need favours from their Scottish Premiership rivals if they’re to rescue their title dream from Celtic.