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Livingston boss David Martindale knows Rangers will be missing several key players when the sides meet tonight at Ibrox.

Ange Postecoglou hit out at referee Don Robertson for failing to deal with a "terrible" tackle on Yosuke Ideguchi at Alloa.

An East Kilbride councillor has called on South Lanarkshire Council to give its unequivocal support to the town's task force.

Michael Kennedy has his sights set on the last 16 of the Scottish Cup – despite facing one of the most in-form teams in the country.

THE Apprentice panellist Karren Brady has been seen losing her patience with the bickering contestants after a task took a bad turn. The businesswoman could be seen rolling her eyes as she watched as chaos descended on one group of hopefuls in the BBC One competition. Karren, 52, could be seen making furious notes as she watched on while they tried their best to make a non-alcoholic vodka, lime and soda.

Lord Sugar, 74 , has addressed rumours he is set to leave The Apprentice in two years.The business magnate quipped that he will make the show’s final task to organise his funeral as he reassured fans he is set to stay in the show for longer.He said: “I’m not planning to quit the show in two years,’ he said.“I’ve publicly stated that I want to make it 20 years, this is the 16th so I’ve got four more to do to achieve that goal.”The BBC One star continued: “I’ve already worked out the final task for one of the series – to arrange my funeral.“To see how well they arrange it and what kind of coffin they would get for me.“I’m not going nowhere and the programme is going nowhere.“Please enjoy this current series, I can assure you there will be a lot more as long as I’ve got the health and strength in my body, I will carry on.”Ahead of the current series’ debut last week, Lord Sugar revealed whether the new generation of contestants are prepared for their tasks.He also hit out at critics who take to social media to criticise the participants despite the “extreme pressure” they are put under.Speaking of the candidates’ ability to get through the tasks, Lord Sugar told press including Express.co.uk: “They fall for the same things, the same traps and all that stuff.“But […] they learn very, very quickly, and that's a good sign for me, because I’ve got no problem with people that are a little bit naive or inexperienced whatsoever.

LORD Sugar is feeling grumpier than usual, with just an hour’s sleep under his belt after a 22-hour flight from Sydney to Florida.  Which is perhaps why thoughts of eternal slumber were on his mind as he chatted to launch the 16th series of The Apprentice.  The billionaire has always said he’d like to film 20 series of the business contest. He said: “This one is 16, so I've got four more to do to achieve that goal.  “I've already worked out the final task in one of the series is to arrange my funeral and to see how well they arrange it and what kind of coffin that they would get for me.

Queen's speech broadcast every Christmas Day before a festive food nap each year is a highlight of the festive season.Millions across the UK and around the world tune in to hear what the monarch has to say at this time of year.Her Majesty, who is set to celebrate her Platinum Jubilee next year, has dedicated her life to duty and service.A lot of the time Brits see Her Majesty continue her work with great pride and resilience.However, on the day she records her speech, it's the one time she gets help with one task.It's natural she will want to look her best for the highly broadcast speech.Angela Kelly, royal dresser, says the day she records the speech is one of the rare times the Queen has someone do her make-up for her.Her TV make-up

The Television Academy will assemble a DEI–focused task force to further address the need for diversification among its ranks, following an evaluation by diversity consultant ReadySet.

I'M A Celeb 'went too far' fans have claimed - who say that letters task left tortured celebs at 'breaking point.' The task saw celebs including Kadeena and Danny break down in tears after the stress of getting the letters for their campmates. Fans took to Twitter to complain about the trial where celebs had to remember a tricky coding sequence that allowed campmates to get their treasured letters from home.

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TENSIONS are running high on tonight's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! as Kadeena Cox snaps at Arlene Phillips during a horrific task that sees them surrounded by snakes.

Now confirmation has come through that Ralf Rangnick will become Manchester United’s new interim manager, it’s likely that the German has been working very hard behind the scenes analysing his new squad.

Patrice Evra is concerned for the incoming manager at Manchester United as they have to live with the bar set by Sir Alex Ferguson, and he believes that the next boss will need full support and patience in order to succeed at Old Trafford.

Clarkson's Farm star Jeremy Clarkson has told how he was forced to call farming expert Kaleb Cooper following a mishap with his tractor.The Grand Tour presenter, 61, recalled the hilarious incident to BBC Radio Two presenter Zoe Ball, where he told how his co-star had come to his rescue by sitting on the bonnet of his tractor like an "ornament".Speaking about Diddly Squat Farm, Zoe revealed that she was desperate to know more about one specific incident."Recently someone wheelied a tractor on the farm, " the radio host said, before going to ask Jeremy for more details.He replied: "Oh yes, weirdly I bought a piece of equipment called a disc, I apparently learned."And it was too heavy really, so everytime you lifted it up the front wheels of

Naughty Boy was in tonight’s (26 November) I’m A Celebrity trial. Naughty Boy Naughty Boy, real name Shahid Khan, was the first celebrity to earn all the stars in “Creepy Closet”, a task which saw him search for stars in closets full of insects and reptiles.

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I'M A Celebrity viewers are crying 'fix' after Richard Madeley was chosen to do the next bushtucker trial instead of Naughty Boy. Music producer Naughty Boy - real name Shahid Khan - had threatened to quit the show after just three days as he struggled with life in the Gwrych Castle clink.

Los Angeles Police Chief Michel Moore announced today that the LAPD will create a task force to address a string of “follow-home robberies,” some of which have targeted celebrities.

Jim Goodwin admits the international break came at a good time for his Buddies.

The I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! contestants have been pictured completing their first terrifying task.