Zander Clark in brilliant interview as Rangers conqueror tells Chris Kane 'I'm claiming it'

CD Projekt Red has teased a mysterious livestream for Cyberpunk 2077 – if you’re excited to see what’s next for the game, here’s when and how you can watch the Cyberpunk 2077 stream.The Cyberpunk 2077 stream is scheduled for later today (February 15) and will go live at 3PM GMT / 4PM CET/ 10AM EST.When it begins, you can watch the livestream at CD Projekt Red’s official Twitch account.While details on what the stream will include are slim, there’s a good chance that it will bring a launch date for Cyberpunk 2077 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S consoles.Last month, back-end files for a PS5 version of Cyberpunk 2077 were spotted during a data mine. CD Projekt Red previously confirmed that it aims to release a current-gen version of Cyberpunk 2077 “in the first quarter of 2022”.However, the livestream will likely include something for PC and last-gen players.

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the Mirror.So, she decided to try out escorting to make extra cash – and has remained in the industry ever since.For nine years, Tilly has been a private escort and worked in massage parlours and brothers.But, despite sleeping with men for work, Tilly is gay and exclusively dates women.

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darts players of all time.At times he made the headlines more for altercations with other players as opposed to his performances on the oche.For example, he refused to shake hands with Phil Taylor at the 2002 PDC World Darts Championships following a 7-0 drubbing in the final, which would lead to boos from the crowd for some time.Another infamous incident involving the 2003 Desert Classic winner came at the 2006 World Darts Championship.'One Dart' found his best form and went on to reach the final before losing once again to Taylor without winning a set.But at the quarter-final stage, a spat with Adrian Lewis would go on to live long in the memory of all darts lovers.During the match, the two-time world champion hit a no-look 180 against Manley.Jackpot was so confident he would hit the treble 20 for the third consecutive time, he looked back towards the crowd before the dart even hit the board, sending the spectators into a frenzy.But that would be Lewis’ highlight of the encounter, as Manley was accused of gamesmanship and muttered words to his opponent, resulting in Lewis leaving the stage in frustration.The 59-year-old would go on to defeat Lewis 5-3 and felt his actions were within reason."I didn't overstep the mark," said Manley back in 2020."To be honest, half the time I didn't need to do anything, all I had to do was say things like 'watch out, you don't know what I'm going to do' during this game.“I was trying to ruin his concentration, not so much putting him off. Changing his thoughts and mindset.

EastEnders actress, 45, had an honest chat with OK! Magazine about how she copes with her fibromyalgia diagnosis. In the interview, she spoke about how she preferred not to discuss her weight but did reveal that the 80/20 rule diet is the diet which “works for me”.The Love Actually star also shared that a cold shower helps ease her fibromyalgia symptoms.The busy mum-of-one has recently turned her hand to modelling, after being signed to Elite model agency.The agency has also represented modelling icons such as Naomi Campbell and Cindy Crawford.She posed for photographs during a photoshoot with the magazine and looked incredible.Madonna, 63, spreads her legs in latest risqué snapsWhen it comes to finding the right diet, this isn’t something that has always been easy for The Masked Singer star.However, the star highlighted the importance of just being “the best version” of herself.She said: “I think it takes a long time to work out what your own recipe is."It's taken me such a long time to look through all the stuff that's out there, and do just what works for me."So it's not as simple as just going on a crazy diet."I just feel it's really important to encourage women to just be the best version of themselves.”Giving more details about her diet, she added: “The 80/20 rule is what works for me.

Rangers and Celtic. The fate of the Premiership title is long since sealed but Rangers' hopes of a double were ended by Zander Clark at the weekend.

Scottish Cup drama. The St Johnstone star sipped a Tennent's as beer gardens reopened on Monday and insisted he was "drinking they tears".

Scottish Cup disappointment against St Johnstone. The Rangers manager was left stunned as his sides were bundled out of the cup on a dramatic night at at Ibrox.

Rangers fans would have missed Line of Duty but James Tavernier admitted there needed to be an investigation after some criminal defending at Ibrox.The BBC cop drama is famous for jaw dropping plot twists but wee Martin Compston and co had nothing on the events in Glasgow’s south side last night.Tavernier couldn’t quite believe what he’d seen either after the boys in blue managed to make a mess of their plans for the rest of the season.This wasn’t in the script for Steven Gerrard’s men.Tavernier scored with three minutes to go but Gers let St Johnstone keeper Zander Clark in to their box without and escort and he made them pay with the goal and in the shoot out.The skipper thought the Scottish Cup was going to be locked up in

James Tavernier admits it was "criminal" from Rangers to allow St Johnstone to stage a Scottish Cup coup. The Ibrox skipper headed in what looked like an inevitable extra time winner only for Saints to roar back with an equaliser in the dying seconds.

Steven Gerrard admits winning one trophy from nine is "not good enough" for a Rangers boss. The Premiership champions were dumped out of the Scottish Cup by St Johnstone on Sunday night following a dramatic penalty shootout.

Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Perth can really be proud of this St Johnstone team.A League Cup win, top six finish and, now, knocking Rangers out of the Scottish Cup on a night of incredible, incredible drama.The cup double is on.Saints had battled remarkably well but looked to be heading out at the quarter-final stage when James Tavernier nodded in the opener in extra-time after a stalemate at Ibrox.But goalkeeper Zander Clark waltzed up for a last second corner, nodded downwards and Chris Kane touched over the line to level at 1-1. Wild scenes followed.

Scottish Cup semi-finals with sensational heroics at Ibrox. The keeper incredibly had a hand in the last gasp goal that set up a shoot out and then produced two stunning saves from the spot to deny James Tavernier and Kemar Roofe on an unbelievable night in Glasgow.Clark produced a string of saves but looked to have been left broken hearted when Tavernier pounced with just three minutes left in extra time.But the Saints no.1 charged up for a last minute corner, got his head to the ball to allow Chris Kane to turn home and then did the business to deny Gers for Ali McCann to slam home a dramatic decider from the spot.

Rangers were both left fuming after a bizarre display of refereeing in their 1-1 draw at McDiarmid Park.After a first half which had a very end of season feel, Scott Wright curled in a stunner to give the visitors the lead.But St Johnstone were left furious when they were awarded a penalty for a handball by Wright, only for the officials to overturn it at the last second.It looked as though the visitors were heading for the three points but ref Euan Anderson made another bizarre decision with 94 minutes on the clock.Chris Kane appeared to jump into Jack Simpson in the box but he went down and the decision went in his favour.Liam Craig stepped up to take himself and equalised with the last kick of the game.The result keeps Rangers on track