The Ross McCrorie Rangers to Aberdeen transfer story and why move is a loan for first season

Strictly Come Dancing star Kristina Rihanoff has come under fire from fans for a string of since-deleted tweets which appeared to support Russian president Vladimir Putin. The professional dancer, who hails from Russia, posted a caricature of Western leaders Boris Johnson, Joe Biden and Justin Trudeau standing on a pile of dead bodies.

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard are set to star in the TV trial of the century.The Pirates Of The Caribbean star is suing his ex-wife for £37million in a bid to prove she lied about suffering domestic abuse at his hands.A judge has ruled the month-long trial – due to start in the US on April 11 – can be televised.Due to the extreme nature of some of the allegations Judge Penney S Azcarate announced there will be restrictions on what can be broadcast.She will use her discretion over how much footage can be screened of the hearing in Virginia. “It will be a tight leash,’’ she said.

Manchester United chiefs are looking for someone to unblock the loos or fix the leaking taps for stars like Cristiano Ronaldo. And the player care supremo at Old Trafford will also be required to project manage building works for their millionaire players so they can concentrate on kicking a football about on a Saturday.The mollycoddling maestro will also vet tradespeople and make sure they sign non-disclosure agreements to prevent them from gossiping about their high-profile clients.And they will be tasked with helping players move house too.They’ll head a team of junior player care technicians.Would-be applicants are told the role will be to: “Manage all aspects of house moves and international relocation for Players and Directors.“Offer technical guidance and support in lease negotiation and relationships with landlords/agents.“Develop systems and policies to increase the effectiveness of department service delivery.

Vladimir Putin has warned of "consequences greater than any of you have faced in history” if governments rise to Ukraine's defence.As empty as the world hopes Russia's threats are, it has led to the terrifying hypothetical question of what would happen if nuclear bombs blew around the world at once.With no pre-existing data around to explaining the extent of devastation that would unfold from numerous blasts, YouTube channel Kurzgesagt - In a Nutshell, delved into the science.A chilling yet colourful animated video which has been viewed 25 million times since it was uploaded three years ago, breaks down the staggering impact of nuclear warfare.Based on the world's 15,000 nuclear weapons that had been built by March 2019, just three of them would be enough to wipe out an entire city.As such it would take 13,500 nuclear warheads to destroy all of Earth's 4,500 cities. The video compares the power of 15,000 warheads to three billion tons of TNT which is 15 times more devastating than the world's most powerful volcano eruption of Krakatoa.If all the warheads exploded on the same spot it would create an unprecedented 31 mile wide fireball and a blast wave that would destroy everything in its path for 1,865 miles.

Russia. Vladimir Putin's decision to invade Ukraine has seen a number of high-profile names come out to defend their nation.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentRussia’s Roskino, the government-backed advocacy organization for the nation’s film and TV industry, has been barred from participating in Series Mania, the international TV showcase that will unfold in Northern France next month, Variety has confirmed.The Russian org was expected to host a presentation of buzzed-about content at Series Mania’s industry showcase in Lille, which runs from March 18-25. The festival disinvited Roskino after the French culture ministry vetoed its presence at at the event in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The news of Series Mania’s stand against Roskino was first reported by Screen.Roskino has in recent years ramped up its presence at key industry events, reflecting the emergence of new generation of Russian filmmakers on the international scene.

Manchester United have been credited with an interest in both Cody Gakpo and Joao Palhinha.

Malcolm and Marie. Roach, who has been styling the Emmy Award-winning actor for years, shared a clip of Zendaya strutting her stuff in a sparkling Haute Couture mini-dress and matching coat from Valentino. In the video, Zendaya gave a little twirl in the look, as one is legally obligated to do when they're decked out in sequins. This content can also be viewed on the site it from.The Hollywood A-lister wore her down with one side tucked gently behind her ear to show off her stunning statement earrings, topping off the look with complimentary white pumps.

Derek McInnes wants the Scottish Football Association to cough up for mandatory COVID-19 testing to make sure all their internationalists are clear before they are sent back to their clubs. The Aberdeen manager believes that would help avoid the fall-out and chaos that a lot of clubs have had to deal with from the positive returns of Dons midfielder Ross McCrorie, Livingston’s Robby McCrorie and Celtic’s Davd Turnbull after their involvement with the Scotland under-21s in Greece.

Derek McInnes doubled down on demanding better from the SFA after losing two Aberdeen stars for a bruising defeat to Rangers. A Scotland U21s virus outbreak ruled out Lewis Ferguson and Connor McLennan and the Dons were hammered 4-0 at Ibrox on Sunday.

Steven Gerrard has revealed the Premiership league leaders will be without Nathan Patterson for the next fortnight. The 19-year-old right-back has been identified as one of eight close contacts after three positive tests while Scotland U21s were away on international duty.

Rangers look to extend their lead at the top of the Scottish Premiership table. Steven Gerrard 's team will have played two games more by the close of play on Sunday but an 11-point gap at any stage of the season would border on the unassailable for Neil Lennon's charges.

Ryan Hedges it might just have saved his Aberdeen career – and kept alive his Euro 2020 dream. The Welshman was a bit-part player for the Dons before the season was prematurely ended back in March due to coronavirus.He was off-form and at that point his future at Pittodrie was in serious doubt.

Derek McInnes has blasted the SFA’s Covid protocols after three of his players were forced into self isolation after returning from Under-21 duty. Aberdeen have been rocked by the news that Ross McCrorie, Lewis Ferguson and Connor McLennan will miss the next three games after being caught up in the Scotland Under-21s Covid outbreak.

It’s one of Scottish football’s enduring rivalries and Rangers vs Aberdeen has certainly captured the imagination of Steven Gerrard. His side are top of the tree in the Scottish Premiership and remain unbeaten in the Europa League but the manager still took the time out to describe Sunday’s game as ‘mouthwatering’.

SFA after a total of five players have been ruled out for coming matches across the two clubs. An unnamed Dons player, believed to be Ross McCrorie, has tested positive for the virus while it is reported Lewis Ferguson and Connor McLennan have been identified as close contacts.

Derek McInnes has told Rangers they’re facing a different animal to the one that rolled over on the opening day of the season.The Dons travel to Ibrox on Sunday to take on Steven Gerrard’s table-topping side still hurting from that tame 1-0 loss, which preceded their infamous COVID-19 player breaches after that game.But while Rangers are in blistering form, Aberdeen are unbeaten in the league in their last six games and are desperate for revenge.And McInnes – who says Pittodrie jobs will be on the line unless the Scottish Government relax their lockdown measures and allow fans back at Aberdeen – is upbeat ahead of the return to action.The manager said: “Looking back on the first day of the season, we didn’t do anything in possession bar the

Derek McInnes ' side are hopeful of extending his deal over the coming weeks. Aberdeen are struggling financially due to Covid-19 but know the importance of keeping Wright, who could leave for nothing on freedom of contract.

Rangers host Aberdeen. Steven Gerrard's men will be keen to take advantage of any slip-ups from their title rivals the previous day, with Celtic heading to Edinburgh to take on Hibs.

Rangers didn’t have to be at their best to win last month’s Old Firm derby at Parkhead.But Richard Foster reckons they must find top gear ahead of the biggest test of their new-found winning mentality against Aberdeen on Sunday.Foster, who had spells with the two rivals, knows the Light Blues are a different animal this season but believes we’ll find out just how ruthless they are when Derek McInnes takes his Dons to Ibrox.Rangers have already overcome bogey team Kilmarnock twice in the Premiership this term to show they have learned from costly slip-ups against the Ayrshiremen.And, having won at Pittodrie on the opening day, Gerrard’s men now have the chance to do the same against a Dons side who have inflicted damage on their silverware

Betfred Cup is still highly sought after and triumph in the competition can set the tone for the rest of the season. This second round is where the big guns come out to play and European qualifiers Celtic, Rangers, Motherwell and Aberdeen enter the mix having skipped the group stage due to continental commitments.