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Steven Gerrard is destined to rekindle his Liverpool love affair by becoming boss one day - but only after winning multiple trophies at Rangers.The Anfield and England legend took a giant step towards his first piece of silverware as Light Blues gaffer after Saturday’s Old Firm win at Ibrox moved his side a whopping 19 points ahead of nine-in-a-row champions Celtic.Spaniard Torres rates Gerrard as his best ever team-mate from a playing career that saw him star alongside some of the world’s biggest names during spells with Atletico Madrid, Chelsea, AC Milan and Spain as well his three-and-a-half years on Merseyside.And the 36-year-old World Cup and Champions League winner admitted Gerrard demonstrated his managerial potential as Liverpool’s

Wisconsin Gov.Tony Evers has mobilized 500 National Guard members to Kenosha in anticipation of a decision on whether prosecutors will charge the police officer who shot Jacob Blake last year.  The Guardsmen will assist local law enforcement authorities in an effort to prevent the kind of riots and unrest that gripped the city for several days after the Aug. 23  shooting.The troops will protect infrastructure and other facilities.  "We are continuing to work with our local partners in the Kenosha area to ensure they have the state support they need, just as we have in the past," Evers, a Democrat, said in a statement.

The Masked Singer's Bushbaby. Season two of the ITV show is well underway, with two celebrities having already been revealed – Sophie Ellis-Bextor (aka Alien) and The Spice Girls’ Mel B (aka Seahorse).

Ciara is proud of her body. On Monday, the 35-year-old singer shared that she's lost 28 pounds after giving birth to 5-month-old Win, her son with husband Russell Wilson, in July.She posted a glamorous selfie on Instagram rocking pink hair and a flowy top, and also revealed her weight goal.«Super Proud of where I am starting off 2021!» she captioned the photo.

Joe Wicks has announced that his virtual ' PE with Joe ' fitness classes will be making a comeback with the UK entering its latest national lockdown. The 34-year-old fitness guru will be back once again to entertain and inspire young children after it was announced on Monday that schools across Scotland would be closed through January.

Steven Gerrard to succeed Jurgen Klopp at Anfield.And the former England defender insists Gerrard will have earned the right to follow in the footsteps of Graeme Souness after taking on a tougher challenge at Ibrox in his first managerial job.Thompson admits he feared for Gerrard when the rookie boss took on the Light Blues position at a time when all-conquering Celtic were dominating Scottish football under Brendan Rodgers.But the 40-year-old has made huge progress and Thompson reckons he is the No.1 candidate to replace Klopp on Merseyside.That would see him follow the same managerial career path as Souness who revolutionised Gers as player/boss in the 1980s.Thompson, 66, won 16 major honours at the Reds, including captaining them to the

Ciara is more than halfway to her pre-pregnancy goal weight.On Jan. 4, the singer took to Instagram to show off her changing body while also stumping for Weight Watchers, which she's an ambassador for. A post shared by Ciara (@ciara)"Super Proud of where I am starting off 2021! Down 28 pounds thanks to @WW," she wrote alongside an image.

direct to your inboxNorth West Ambulance Service has warned it is 'very busy with emergencies' tonight and told people to expect delays.The service put out the message via its official Twitter account at around 5pm on Monday.It said: "We’re very busy with emergencies right now. We're prioritising those in the most serious condition so you may be waiting longer than expected."Only call 999 in a life threatening emergency and consider other options if you can.

direct to your inboxSchools are closing across the country this week following the introduction of the new national lockdown.It means the vast majority of children will be learning from home via the internet and with classes set up by their teachers remotely.However, vulnerable children and the children of critical workers can return to school.The list of people who count as critical workers includes similar roles to those that were singled out as key workers during the previous lockdowns.The government says people who work in the following sectors are critical workers:Those essential to the running of the justice system.Religious staff.Charities and workers delivering key frontline service.Those responsible for the management of the

direct to your inboxA new national lockdown has been announced by Boris Johnson. The Prime Minister revealed the latest step in tackling coronavirus during a televised address on Monday (January 4).

Jamie Carragher has given his verdict on Steven Gerrard taking over from Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool.The Reds boss suffered a tough night as his side suffered their first Premier League defeat in 12 games, losing 1-0 to Southampton.Former midfielder Gerrard, though, is continuing to enjoy a sensational third season as Rangers manager after beating rivals Celtic 1-0 to maintain their unbeaten Scottish Premiership run. It has seen the 40-year-old get linked with Klopp’s job once the German has finished at Anfield.

Happy birthday to climate change activist Greta Thunberg!

Setting the record straight. After Justin Bieber’s Hillsong Church pastor’s cheating scandal, the 26-year-old “Intentions” singer revealed that he is no longer a member of the celebrity-famous megachurch.

Virgin River ended the run of The Crown in the top spot in Nielsen’s weekly streaming rankings, racking up almost 1.8 billion minutes of viewing from November 30 to December 6.

lockdown on England and shut schools to most students to prevent the NHS being overwhelmed by surging coronavirus infections. In a televised address to the nation on Monday night, the Prime Minister told the nation to stay indoors other than for limited exceptions, with measures expected to last until mid-February.

direct to your inboxEngland will enter into a new national lockdown following an announcement from Boris Johnson.It means that people are not allowed to leave their homes unless they are going on essential journeys or have a permissible reason.But, the rules have not changed much for people who are shielding - those deemed clinically extremely vulnerable.Similar to Tier 4, under the latest guidance people who are particularly vulnerable to the risks of coronavirus are being advised to stay at home at all times.That means not going to work, unless it is possible to work from home, and avoiding shops and supermarkets.In his announcement the Prime Minister said: “If you are clinically extremely vulnerable, we are advising you to begin

direct to your inboxPeople have once again been told to stay at home as England goes into a third national lockdown.Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the new stricter measures during an address to the national on Monday night.As part of the stay at home message schools, colleges and universities will only remain open for vulnerable children and the children of critical workers. All other children will learn remotely until February half term.However certain other university students will also be allowed to return to face to face learning this term.According to the new government guidance, students who are undertaking training and study for certain courses should return to face to face learning as planned.

direct to your inboxThe new national lockdown means that many businesses across England will have to close.Hairdressers, beauty salons and non-essential retail stores have all been told to shut, along with golf courses and other outdoors sports facilities.However, the government has also listed a number of special exemptions for shops and other businesses which are allowed to remain open.They include most essential stores that sell key products as well as vital services.These are all the businesses the government says can stay open:The majority of public services will also be allowed to remain open at the discretion of local authorities.

direct to your inboxA third national lockdown has been ordered in England.Boris Johnson announced the new measures in a televised address on Monday (January 4).People are once again being asked to stay at home, non-essential businesses will be forced to close and schools will move to remote learning - except for vulnerable and key worker children.The Prime Minister said the new variant of coronavirus - which is 50pc to 70pc more transmissible - was spreading in a "frustrating and alarming" manner.He also said hospitals are under more pressure from Covid than at any time since the start of the pandemic.The rules implemented are similar to those introduced last March - however support and childcare bubbles, which were introduced later on, can

Jamie Carragher wouldn't want Steven Gerrard to currently come in and take charge of Liverpool with his lack of managerial experience.

Joe Wicks has announced that his PE with Joe exercise classes will be making a return as the UK enters another national lockdown.