The Traitors winner Jake Brown was forced to cut ties with a female colleague after his wife, Shannon, grew suspicious of their friendship, just months after they married

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Mum-of six Tracy Phillips said they were forced to sleep in their coats

Society

Brits hoping to catch some winter sun might be thinking twice about jetting off to Spain thanks to a border rule which may see them forced to present cash before entering

Economics

The rap legend has told the Sunday Mail “his boy Noel” is going to give him tickets for the Manchester band’s hotly anticipated reunion tour.

Sport

Despite a solid enough start, Wales wilted to a 13th consecutive defeat against France in Paris to set up a must-win clash with Italy in Rome

Events

Reliving the chaotic 90 minutes running up to launch of Saturday Night Live in 1975, Jason Reitman’s film delivers infectious energy minus the requisite edgeThe behind-the-scenes drama, the high-stakes potential for disaster, the tussling egos, the promise of cultural impact or risk of ignominy: it’s not surprising that live television holds an enduring fascination for film-makers. For the most part, however, it has been news events and weighty current affairs programmes that get the big screen treatment, in films such as Ron Howard’s Frost/Nixon, George Clooney’s Good Night, and Good Luck, and the excellent forthcoming September 5, by Tim Fehlbaum.Jason Reitman’s latest picture, Saturday Night, argues that comedy can make history too, particularly if, as in the case of the very first edition of Saturday Night Live, the cast are fighting, the green room is awash with cocaine, the studio heads are threatening to pull the plug, and there’s a llama backstage and nobody can remember why...

Culture

How to watch Motherwell v Celtic

Politics

Former head of the Covid Vaccine Task Force Dr Clive Dix accused ministers of a 'fatuous argument', claiming the country is in a worse position to produce vaccines than 2020.

Economics

Aston Villa's Champions League clash against Celtic was marred by violence from fans, with West Midlands Police announcing it had made a total of 21 arrests - 19 of those being Celtic supporters

Sport

Baldoni, facing sexual harassment allegations from Lively, launched a website on Saturday to defend himself.

Events

The Louvre’s proposed two-tier fees are a better way to fund museums than iffy corporate sponsorship dealsIntroducing, five years on, another Brexit bonus: the chance to support the renovation of the Louvre. President Emmanuel Macron has proposed paying for the “renaissance” of the Paris museum, in part, by increasing entrance fees for visitors from outside the EU.After some initial attempts to represent this as a direct insult – “Brits will be forced to pay more than EU residents” (the Mail) – even the rabidly pro-Brexit press appears to have accepted that the scheme applies globally, to all non-EU visitors: an exceptionally cunning way of Brit-targeting, even for the French. Continue reading...

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Liverpool youngster Adam Hammill was wanted by the Hoops after impressing in a loan spell with Dunfermline in 2007

Economics

Tonight sees two blockbuster events in the world of boxing take place as Adam Azim vs Sergey Lipinets is first up, but is closely followed by an epic bout between David Benavidez vs David Morrell

Sport

The roof was ripped off Clare Gisbey's home just weeks after her husband was killed in a car crash.

Events

Motherwell caretaker boss Frail knows what to expect against the champions

Politics

Celtic launch bid for La Liga front man

Economics

The Jury debate the big talking points in Scottish football

Sport

England international has struggled with groin injury all season

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Rodgers worked with the Nigeria striker who is now playing with Sevilla and the move would be a loan with an option to buy

Economics

BOXING CLEVER COLUMN: Adam Azim takes on former world champion Sergey Lipinets in his 13th outing as a professional on Saturday night at Wembley Arena

Sport

Commander Louise Puddefoot, in charge of the policing operation, said the force was ‘well prepared’ for both protests

Events

The exit came as a massive shock to Harry Paton and his teammates as they prepare for their clash with Celtic

Politics

Adam Azim is looking to take the next step as he faces former world champion Sergey Lipinets on Saturday in what is the biggest fight of his career so far

Sport

The striker search is ramping up a gear with the transfer window entering it's final hours

Events

Luke McCowan admits he didn't love facing off against the returning Hoops hero

Politics

Unbeaten 22-year-old super-lightweight fighter Adam Azim returns to the ring on Saturday, looking to announce himself as one for the future when he takes on challenger Sergey Lipinets in London

Sport

The Steelmen have swooped ahead of a big clash at Fir Park tomorrow

Events

Portuguese winger set for second Celtic debut

Politics

Four people have died in a horror car crash after a vehicle smashed into a building in Colchester, police have said. The force has described the scene as a "tragic situation"

Events

McCowan says there's no point in Celtic turning up against Vincent Kompany's side in the Champions League if they don't think they can win

Politics

Kim Jong Un's North Korean troops have died in their thousands since joining Vladimir Putin's war against Ukraine after they arrived to bolster Russian forces but an alleged gag has been made their expense

Events

Manchester United full back Tyrell Malacia - who has been touted as a potential Hoops target - has reportedly seen a potential move to Benfica fall through

Politics

Kim Jong Un's North Korean troops have died in their thousands since joining Vladimir Putin's war against Ukraine after they arrived to bolster Russian forces but an alleged gag has been made their expense

Events

Change of strip makes no difference for Dons

Politics

The Hoops are on the look-out for a new frontman to replace Kyogo and time in the January window is rapidly running out

Events

The Egyptian adds another gear to Manchester City’s shift to more direct play with a short-passing game as backup Everything is new. Everything is different. Omar Marmoush steps off the plane at Manchester Airport and what greets him is a kind of sensory overload. He peers through blacked-out windows of his chauffeured car at the city he now calls home. “What are the names of the supermarkets?” he asks. “Tesco,” comes the reply. “Asda. Sainsbury’s. Aldi.”On the pitch, it’s a similar story. “He has something special,” Erling Haaland confirms after a dynamic debut against Chelsea last Saturday night. “He’s going to be a fantastic player for us. It’s about getting to know him as soon as possible, because there are so many important games coming.” Continue reading...

Politics

Investigation first published by the Guardian proved volunteers at 2022 Black Lives Matter protest were unarmedThe chief of police in Portland, Oregon, acknowledged this week that the force had misled the public about a deadly attack on traffic-safety volunteers before a Black Lives Matter protest in 2022, by wrongly telling the media that the gunman had been confronted by “armed protesters”.In fact, as a visual investigation by the research group Forensic Architecture first published by the Guardian last year showed, the traffic-safety volunteers at the 19 February 2022 protest were unarmed, and trying to de-escalate the rightwing gunman when he opened fire. Continue reading...

Events

New arrivals are set to push the population to 72.5 million but the numbers matter less than how well people fit in once hereLast week some startling numbers hit the headlines. If the Office for National Statistics is correct, net migration will add five million people to these islands in the span of a decade. That will account for almost all population growth in that time, driving us up to 72.5 million by 2032.Is it good news or bad? Many commentators reacted with alarm: there is already a great deal of strain on housing, education and health services. But others like the idea. They point out that birthrates are falling across the world, and that Britain, like other countries, is due to get increasingly decrepit with time. We will eventually have to live off the life force of skilled young people from overseas, over whom everyone else will be competing. Continue reading...

Politics

Thirty-seven minors leave for treatment as three Israeli hostages return home and 183 Palestinians are releasedThirty-seven sick and injured children left Gaza for treatment on Saturday through the newly reopened Rafah crossing, as three male Israeli hostages returned home and 183 Palestinian detainees and prisoners were released, mostly to Gaza and the West Bank.The Rafah border crossing closed when Israeli forces moved into the surrounding area nine months ago. It was unsealed under the Gaza ceasefire deal after all Israeli women held alive in the strip were released. Continue reading...

Events

Rom Com icon Hugh Grant has revealed how he absolutely loves being a non PC loverat in the Bridget Jones films and says it is a 'breath of fresh air' in this woke world we live in

Politics

Latest Scottish transfer rumours

Events

Fans tuning in to The Last Leg on Channel 4 on Friday night were stunned when Succession actor Brian Cox did not censor his thoughts - or language - about President Donald Trump

Politics

Luke Littler's latest head-to-head, which saw the 18-year-old qualify for the second round of the World Masters against rival Andy Baetens, saw the crowd go wild as the referee was forced to intervene

Events

Hugh Keevins praised the Light Blues boss for the way he has overcome his legion of detractors

Politics

Caretaker boss is preparing players to face Celtic on Sunday just days after Stuart Kettlewell's shock resignation.

Events

Table-topping Celtic make the trip to managerless Motherwell this weekend

Politics

Four years after Myanmar’s military coup sparked gunfighting, torture, rape and arson in Rakhine state, young Rohingya men are now being forcibly conscripted to fight for both the junta and the rebels. Shweta Sharma reports from Cox’s Bazar in Bangladesh

Events

Wales got taken to the cleaners in Paris but there were a couple of positives

Politics

(Linn)Playing Brahms’s transcriptions of Bach and Handel, then Reger and Busoni takes on Brahms, Tsoy contemplates creativity across centuries in this fine recitalElegantly constructed and intimate, this debut solo recital album by London-based Kazakh pianist Samson Tsoy has the music of Johannes Brahms at its centre. The fascination here is Tsoy’s exploration of Brahms’s passion for music of the past, specifically for his towering predecessors, JS Bach and Handel. Brahms transcribed works of theirs for piano, forging his own distinctive voice with theirs in an act of homage and discovery.The magnificent Handel Variations, Op 24 spins an unexciting little baroque theme into 25 variations of brilliant variety and ingenuity. Brahms set himself a particular challenge with the Chaconne from Bach’s Partita No 2 in D minor. Attempting to reflect the immeasurable yet compressed range of a work written for solo violin, he restricted his arrangement to piano left hand only. This gives a shad...

Politics

The midfielder couldn't prevent his side falling to a nightmare 7-0 humiliation at the hands of Nottingham Forest

Politics