Charlie Nicholas demands Celtic spark fire sale and 'write off' the season but admits bumper Odsonne Edouard sell-on poses problems

Reggae and tartan, jazz and jute are all in tune in Nicholas Daley’s menswear collections“That’s something we’re all missing right now, getting our dancing feet working,” says Nicholas Daley, the Scottish-Jamaican London based fashion designer who is about to show his latest collection, Stepping Razor, at the second online London Fashion Week.

Ru Paul's Drag Race UK star Lawrence Chaney has dazzled once again with another challenge win.The star claimed her third 'Ru Peter badge' in as many weeks last night, with fans joking she'll win '10 in a row before Celtic'.Lawrence is now one of the hot favourite to scoop the grand prize.This week, the Queen's had to take part in a 'RuRuvision' competition where Lawrence, in his group 'The United Kingdolls', Lawrence rapped: “From Helensburgh to Edinburgh, everywhere I go I’m snatching wigs.

Emilio Izaguirre to controversially move to his boyhood club's title rivals as he continues his playing career in Honduras.The defender had two spells at Celtic, winning 12 trophies including seven Scottish Premiership titles, before Kieran Tierney 's breakthrough at Parkhead.The 34-year-old returned to his first side Motagua after leaving Glasgow, but the dream return turned sour falling out with manager Diego Vasquez and being placed on the transfer list.The left-back's deal with the Liga

Celtic this season - even if Neil Lennon's side were not enduring a horror campaign.The Ibrox superfan and former Scotland hero believes that Steven Gerrard's side would have cruised to Premiership title glory even if the Hoops' had mustered a stronger defence.The Light Blues are enjoying a 28-game unbeaten run in the league and sit 21 points clear at the top of the table following the draw with Hamilton.Brian Rice's side are only the fourth side to take any points off ruthless Rangers so far

Neil Lennon has been allowed an extended stay in the Celtic job because no fans are in the stadium, according to former team-mate Chris Sutton.There have been several protests outside of Celtic Park as Rangers cruised 23-points ahead at the top of the Scottish Premiership.Despite collapse of their title bid and fan fury, the Parkhead top brass have stuck by the gaffer so far.  columnist Sutton believes that the reign may not have been allowed to continue by Peter Lawwell and Dermot Desmond if

Celtic's Scottish Premiership clash with Motherwell on Saturday.The attacker rolled his ankle in the 4-0 win over Kilmarnock on Tuesday night and his absence would be a major blow for Neil Lennon's men as they look to build on the momentum gained from a solid win.Defender Christopher Jullien is out long-term with a knee injury but there is better news on winger James Forrest who is working his way back from ankle surgery.The Scotland international is back working on grass and the manager hopes

mum of a brave schoolboy battling leukaemia has shared a touching video to mark one year since he was diagnosed with the killer disease.Vicky Ward compiled the emotional clip a year to the day doctors gave the family the devastating news that their youngest son Ace, six, had blood cancer.Ace first captured our hearts back in March 2020 when we told how he overcame his fear of losing his hair by asking for 'a Broony' , just like his Celtic hero Scott Brown.The video, put together by Vicky, charts

Anas Sarwar MSP said a Scottish jobs crisis is hidden behind figures that show 282,800 people in Scotland were furloughed by the end of December 31, up from 195,200 at the end of October.The data means around 11 per cent of eligible workers in Scotland are furloughed, 146,500 women and 136,300 men, during the latest lockdown.The furlough scheme has been extended by Chancellor Rishi Sunak several times and is currently planned to finish at the end of April.Sarwar, , who is opposing Monica Lennon

Vasilis Barkas hasn’t settled at Celtic and must do more. The Parkhead manager has confirmed Scott Bain will keep the gloves as the Greek is not yet up to the speed and physicality of the Scottish game.

James Alfred Wight’s books (under the pen name Herriot) about his adventures as a veterinary surgeon in Yorkshire — the series, airing on PBS (Sundays at 9 p.m.) is set in the 1930s.

blaze broke out at a property. Officers raced to Pine Grove in Alloa after the alarm was raised at around 5pm.

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Celtic 's next manager and they make Eddie Howe a 83 per cent chance of becoming the next Parkhead boss. It comes after Neil Lennon 's rant as he let rip on the club's detractors in the wake of their controversial trip to Dubai.

Rangers as one of the biggest regrets of his storied career but Don Hutchison is kicking every ball this season. The Ibrox fanatic was arguably Craig Brown's most important player during his final years as Scotland boss with the attacking midfielder netting the winner against England at Wembley.And the 49-year-old remains invested in the beautiful game north of the border but his focus appears very much to be on the club game these days.

Scots cops are hunting a teenage gang over a blaze at a community centre which destroyed clothes, food and playground equipment worth nearly £10,000. Officers believe two white girls and a white boy, all aged either 15 or 16, are responsible for the deliberate fire, which was started at Venchie Children and Young People's Project, in Edinburgh, last night.