The EFL substitution rule change affecting Bolton Wanderers, Sheffield Wednesday, Sunderland and rest of League One

Ralf Rangnick and his squad flew to Spain this week on a different airline for their Champions League game with Atletico Madrid.

Flights between the UK and Ukraine have been suspended as the Foreign Office advises against all travel to the country.

Stitch Fix UK, which commissioned the research, said: “These findings highlight a real shift in consumer mindset when it comes to the way we shop. “It is clear people want a smarter, more considered approach to investing in clothing and style, and are seeking ways to make their wardrobes work harder, for longer.“Our expert stylists focus on selecting items tailored to your unique style, that work with your existing wardrobe - helping curate a selection of looks you love, that stand the test of time.”The study also found the average adult reckons a fifth (20%) of their clothes don’t even fit them.A further 65% confessed to having items in their wardrobe that have never even been worn, and even still have the labels on them.Despite a large portion of their wardrobe going unworn, those surveyed will complain about having nothing to wear on average six times a month.The study, conducted via OnePoll, also found one in three (32%) admit to getting into quarrels with their significant other or housemates over unworn clothes.As a result, over a third (39%) are looking to have a wardrobe refresh in 2022.Nearly half are considering buying fewer items of clothing in the future, but ones they can wear over and over.And 37% agreed owning less items - but things they really love - would reduce the stress of getting ready each day.Ashley Burghardt added: “While many of us often feel we have nothing to wear when it comes to getting dressed, there are some simple first steps everyone can take to unlock their wardrobe and make it more versatile.“First, locate the items you love and wear the most, and remove all of the unworn pieces.

Katie Price's mum Amy has taken a cheeky swipe at her recent Mucky Mansion transformation.The mother of the former glamour model took part in a Instagram live question and answer session with fans on Thursday afternoon alongside her daughter Sophie Price.They both appear in Channel 4 series Katie Price's Mucky Mansion where viewers watched the reality star transform her 19-room property.Katie's home has been the target of vandals over the years and the reality star is determined to make it a family home once again.The series followed the star and her family as they renovated the 10-acre West Sussex property.Over three episodes, cameras captured Katie’s efforts to put bad memories and traumatic events behind her and create a happy home and sanctuary for her family.Katie transformed her hallway during the show complete with a huge park heart sofa, a trio of dog statues on a layer of faux grass and tiered candlestick to add a "romantic" and "homely" touch.The former I'm A Celebrity contestant, who is engaged to Carl Woods, also added a bespoke neon sign in pink and blue which reads: "Welcome to the PriceyWoods"However, it appears that Amy is not a fan of Katie's hallway.During the question and answer session, one fan asked: "What do you think of Katie's hallway?"Amy replied: "I hate the hallway.

Russia has launched more than 80 strikes against Ukrainian targets today, the UK's Ministry of Defence has said.

Emmerdale fans were left making the same observation about Leyla Cavanagh following the latest tip to the village.

Aldi's bestselling inflatable hot tub has made a welcomed return as part of the retailer's specialbuys and is back by popular demand. The Intex Inflatable Hot Tub is priced at £399.99 and is available to buy online only.

Gran Turismo 7 will soon be launching worldwide on PS4 and PS5 and will stand as Sony 's competitor to the popular Forza Horizon series on Xbox and PC.

Real Madrid and Liverpool forward, 42, sparked online outrage on Wednesday evening for appearing to suggest that concussion was just a "bump and a bang" on the head.The discussion arose following a clash of heads between Lisandro Martinez and Nicolas Otamendi with the Ajax defender clearly affected by the collision, but he opted to carry on playing. Fellow pundit Chris Sutton was quick to interject on Owen's comments: "Hang on a minute, concussion is a bump and a bang? How do you know that is not a concussion?"Now Carlton Cole has also blasted the ex-England star for his comments on concussion with a fierce response on social media."Was Michael Owen feeling alright last night on that panel," tweeted the former West Ham striker."Wow! Got everything completely wrong.

959 thousand followers on Instagram and regularly shares snaps of her doing her day job as well as from her personal life.That social media following led to the 30-year-old creating a subscribers based OnlyFans account, where she has gained more than 27 thousands likes across 29 posts.Cambage recently opened up about the bold career move, and admitted that she needed reassurance from friends before creating the profile.Cambage told The Herald Sun of the move last year: "Every other girl is on OnlyFans at the moment, all the influencers – so I thought, 'just do it'."I was so scared to actually do it. But I had my friends and family push me and say, 'don't worry what anyone says – people are either going to love you or hate you regardless.'"Born in London before moving Down Under, Cambage first joined the WNBA with Tulsa Shock way back in 2011 - and has also lined up for Dallas Wings and Las Vegas Aces.Are you surprised to see a professional athlete on OnlyFans? Let us know in the comments section.Back in 2018, Cambage made history with a record 53-point performance against New York Liberty in the WNBA, having also won gold with the Australian national team at the 2018 Commonwealth Games.

Over $200,000 worth of props were stolen from the set of Netflix‘s The Crown.

Bayern Munich are no longer able to compete with their European rivals for major signings and are 'planning to become a selling club', according to reports.The club's finances have been hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic, so much so that they're having to completely remodel their modus operandi.After over a decade of fierce spending, which often involved pinching their domestic rivals' top stars, Bayern will now concentrate on signing players aged between 20 and 22, before developing them and selling them on for a large profit a few years later.According to German outlet Kicker, Bayern have now completely abandoned plans to compete for the world's biggest talents, including the likes of Erling Haaland and Kylian Mbappe - who are both expected to move in the summer.The club, who have won the last nine Bundesliga titles, have reportedly identified 19-year-old Ajax midfielder Ryan Gravenberch as one of their top transfer targets - demonstrating the focus of their new strategy.They will also be relying on their youth system to start churning out players to fill a proportion of their squad over the next few years.Kicker also claim that Bayern are looking to forge partnerships with top division clubs in other European leagues in order for their youngsters to go out on loan and gain valuable experience - which could in turn double-up as a marketing strategy for future sales.Is Bayern Munich's impending decline a 'good thing' for German football? Let us know what you think in the comments section below...It's understood that Swiss midfielder Denis Zakaria chose Juventus over Bayern in January because the Serie A club could offer higher wages, which goes some way to explaining why links to the likes of Haaland and Chelsea defender

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