Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton and Pirelli are traveling with their dog Roscoe, who is a coma, to avoid a Formula 1 tire test.
His 12-year-old bulldog, who is seven-time world champion, was admitted with pneumonia in the country by Britain’s seven-time world champion.
Hamilton, 40, claimed that the dog’s heart stopped while being sedated while they performed checks.
Hamilton wrote: “They managed to get a heartbeat back, and now he’s in a coma,” in a caption that appeared on Instagram alongside photos of himself by Roscoe’s bedside. We’re not sure if he’ll experience this. We’ll make an effort to wake him up tomorrow. I’m praying for him and expressing my gratitude to everyone who has prayed for him and supported him.
Zhou Guanyu, a reserve from China, had scheduled to test the prototype tires at Italy’s Mugello track on Friday, but Hamilton was canceled.
There was limited Scottish Premiership action last weekend due to the Premier Sports Cup quarter-finals, but a belter of a full bill is set to play across the next two days.
After their Europa League games in midweek, Celtic and Rangers are back on the field, while others are chomping at the bit to regain control after a weekend break.
Livingston v. Rangers (Sun, 15:00 BST) Game of the weekend
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This shouldn’t be the weekend game in the traditional way, but Rangers is far from it.
And a physical game against a calculating team led by a wacky manager is the last thing Russell Martin and his players need.
In the Europa League defeat against Genk on Thursday, they lost fourth to them, and now the Ibrox side, who are second from bottom in the standings, tries to recover their first league win of the season.
In their worst league start in 48 years, Martin’s side is one point ahead of their West Lothian opponents despite having played fewer games.
The Rangers’ joint-longest run in their entire history (at the same level as six other runs of six, most recently in December 2005), have allowed them to win six league games (D5 L1).
It’s also not a case of being unlucky. The acting was subpar, and Martin seems to be losing some of his self-assurance in the “fantas will flip” mantra.
Rangers may only have a match-day six, but this falls under the “must win” category.
In all competitions (D1), they have won nine of their previous ten games at Livingston, including the most recent six in a row. In fact, they have lost 21 of their previous meetings.
However, David Martindale’s side has nothing to lose, as they always do with this kind of fixture.
Watch the player, Kelechi Iheanacho (Celtic)
Kelechi Iheanacho has had a massive impact at Celtic with three games, two goals, and one assist.
The Nigeria international was ruled out of Thursday’s Europa League opener against Red Star Belgrade. But he has undoubtedly sealed his place in Saturday’s starting lineup at home to Hibs with his comeback from the bench to start the 1-1 draw.
When Daizen Maeda was inserted into the middle of the second half, Celtic lacked the focal point that Daizen Maeda had in the first half, but the difference was obvious when manager Brendan Rodgers introduced his former Leicester City striker for the second half.
The 28-year-old made three shots, all of which were on target, and made seven accurate passes out of eight, demonstrating his ability to link up play. Three of those were made by the hosts’ box, with the other three coming from the hosts’ box.
That was also evident in last week’s 4-0 Premier Sports quarter-final victory at Partick Thistle when he set up and exchanged with Sebastian Tounekti for his goal.
Due to the fan outcry at Celtic’s transfer window and their failure to reach the Champions League, Iheanacho’s release early this month was somewhat underwhelming.
Jimmy Thelin (Aberdeen) is the manager in spotlight.
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This season, it seems like Jimmy Thelin has the most attention.
The Aberdeen manager, who won the Scottish Cup, said he needs to “find answers quickly” to stop the alarming start to the season, which has resulted in four league defeats and a draw in five games without a goal.
Add to that a League Cup defeat to Motherwell, the team’s hosts on Saturday, and you have a grim day at Pittodrie.
Fans chanted “you’re getting sacked in the morning” to Thelin, who claimed the club is “rock bottom” during the midweek defeat at Dundee United.
Aberdeen’s defenseman Mats Knoester advised the squad to “look in the mirror and do better,” adding that it was “a bit crazy to say the manager is to blame.”
Davina has been very open with about her health and fitness routines
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Davina McCall has shared what she eats for breakfast – and it’s surprisingly simple(Image: Getty)
Davina McCall will reportedly eat a simple yet affordable breakfast brimming with nutritional goodness most mornings. It might be perfect for anyone wanting to ditch a hard-to-break habit of sneaking in a mid-morning snack.
The 57-year-old has previously spoken about her frightening brain tumour ordeal. The Masked Singer panellist and mum-of-three went under the knife for major surgery to extract a colloid cyst, a rare fluid-filled benign growth, from her brain in November 2024.
The former Big Brother presenter has consistently been open with followers regarding her wellness, health and fitness, sharing her lifestyle decisions on Instagram, reports the Mirror. During a chat with Hello Magazine, she revealed some simple-to-cope diet decisions that help her feel at her peak through delicious yet nourishing meals.
One thing that Davina swears by every morning is a proper breakfast. She told HELLO: “I would probably have granola and milk for breakfast. But sometimes, I’ll do a crumpet if I’m naughty.”
Other stars have told their fans about this being their morning preference too. GK Barry, a popular podcast host and TikToker who appears often on ITV’s Loose Women, said she’s “constantly on the go with work” so is a “big fan” of granola.
Granola is usually found in supermarket cereal aisles and is available in various ready-made varieties. Some prefer to stick with the plain base, and others go a little extra and create their own personalised mix using fruits and yoghurts for a naturally sweet morning kick-start.
You can pick up a packet of granola relatively cheaply at the supermarket. There’s a basic option in Asda beginning at just £1.92 a box, working out at about 19p per 100g portion.
The high-protein cereal helps to keep the ‘hunger hormone’ ghrelin in check, promoting instead the hormone leptin. This gives you a feeling of fullness, helping to stave off the urge to snack between meals. Keeping this mindset can help maintain or even boost weight loss over time. Granola is also a great source of fibre, which can help you feel satisfied after eating.
However, a word of warning is advised not to overindulge in this seemingly healthy option. Pre-packaged varieties can often be high in sugars and can potentially become calorie-dense and high in saturated fats as we add various toppings, so it’s always best to thoroughly check the labels.
The busy mum pairs her morning meal with a cup of collagen-boosted tea. In a chat with Get The Gloss, she shared that she prefers bovine collagen, which is available in powder or pill form.
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Healthline experts have reported that this specific type of protein, primarily sourced from cows, offers several health benefits. It’s linked with easing arthritis and preventing bone loss.
Paul Gallagher, the older brother of Oasis stars Liam and Noel, has denied rape and a string of other charges at Southwark Crown Court.
Paul Gallagher, 59, of East Finchley in north London, is also accused of three counts of sexual assault, three counts of intentional strangulation, two counts of making a threat to kill and assault occasioning actual bodily harm.
The alleged offences took place between 2022 and 2024, the charge sheet shows.
The 59-year-old appeared at Harrow Crown Court today. He will face trial in September 2027.
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Gallagher spoke at Westminster Magistrates ‘ Court last month to confirm his name, age and address but entered no pleas during a five-minute hearing.
Speaking to the Mirror in July about the charges against the 59-year-old, a spokesperson for the Met Police said: “A man has been charged with numerous offences – including rape, coercive control and sexual assault.
” Paul Gallagher, 59, of Manor Park Road, East Finchley, has been charged with rape, coercive and controlling behaviour, three counts of sexual assault, three counts of intentional strangulation, two counts of making a threat to kill and assault occasioning actual bodily harm.
“The offences are reported to have taken place between 2022 – 2024. The charges follow an investigation which commenced in 2024. A woman is being supported by specially-trained officers. Gallagher will appear before Westminster Magistrates ‘ Court on Wednesday, 27 August”.
Stacey Solomon fans were desperate to know where she bought her cosy beige sweater, and we think we’ve tracked down her exact one with H&, M’s mohair blend jumper
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Stacey’s fans were keen to know where to shop her jumper(Image: Stacey Solomon/Instagram)
It’s official – it’s sweater weather. With temperatures dropping and that autumn chill officially here to stay, there’s nothing better than a snuggly jumper to keep you warm and cosy. When Stacey Solomon posted on her Instagram stories chatting away in a beige oversized jumper, her fans were popping up in comments beginning for details.
Whilst Stacey didn’t reveal exactly where to shop her jumper, we think we may have tracked it down, and it’s available on the high street. We believe her jumper is H&, M’s beige Oversized Mohair-Blend Jumper, which you can usually pick up for £64.99, although it’s currently got 15% off, slashing it down to £55.25 for today only.
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The beige jumper is made from a combination of 32% mohair and 32% wool which means it’s thick, cosy and will keep you ultra warm during the autumn and winter months. Although Stacey opted for the beige version, you can also pick up the Oversized Mohair-Blend Jumper in 11 other colours, including neutrals like black, cream and grey, as well as brighter shades like pink, yellow and orange.
Its oversized fit and boxy shape make it a great layering piece for the autumn and winter months, and it has wide fit sleeves that give it that cosy feel. The relaxed fit is also perfect for wearing a T-shirt or shirt underneath, which some shoppers may prefer if you tend to find mohair a little on the itchy side.
H&, M also has another version, which has a higher blend of wool to make it even warmer. The Oversized Mohair-Blend Jumper might have the same name on the H&, M website, but it’s made from 45% wool and 32% mohair, and is priced at £84.99, or £72.25 in the limited time sale.
Alternatively, M&S has an Alpaca Blend Textured Relaxed Jumper for £50, which comes in a similar beige colour, as well as dark burgundy and olive green. The M&S jumper has a slightly slimmer and cropped fit than the H&M oversized one, which makes it great for looking more put together.
Meanwhile at Nobody’s Child, the Beige Crew Neck Oversized Merino Wool Jumper is also on sale, down from £95 to £65, and you can even get an extra 20% discount when you use the code EXTRA20. It also has a slightly more muted beige colourway, with a relaxed, oversized fit that’s perfect for the colder weather.
At H&, M, the Oversized Mohair-Blend Jumper has also gotten rave reviews from shoppers, with one saying: “Beautiful sweater, great quality and a lovely colour for autumn winter. I’m UK 14 and the XS in perfect, still a little oversized, any bigger would have been far too big. Bought same jumper in dark grey and navy marl last year, now adding this lovely burgundy to my collection. Love these mohair sweaters so much, have also ordered the light grey too”.
Another agreed: “Great oversized soft feel jumper. It is very oversized. I am wearing size 10/12 and bought XS. Small was huge on me and sleeves were a way too long. Go for one size smaller. XS is still oversized and very roomy but sleeves are perfect length. I bought a few colours. All are beautiful and warm”.
However, some weren’t quite as pleased with their purchase. One said: “Such a shame, I’m a size 16 on top with 36G bust so ordered a medium considering this is described as oversized but the cut was a little too fitted for oversized. Would probably try a large but whilst it’s a lovely colour, the fit is too bulky/boxy for me. Sadly returning…”.
Meanwhile another struggled with the Oversized Mohair-Blend Jumper‘s material, writing: “I know there’s a lot of love for this jumper, but was the itchiest thing ever! There’s no way I could wear this without feeling super uncomfortable. It is oversized so would size down, if you want it to be super baggy just get your regular size”!
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However others loved it, saying: “It’s a lovely jumper. I have the bright red from last winter which is my fave so I wanted to get another in a more neutral. This one, although the same composition of fabric doesn’t feel as good as the red from last year and hasn’t worn as nicely. It’s still good but it’s just not AS good. Will I buy another? Probably. I do really love them. I’m 5’8 and average to slim build and medium was great. Perfectly oversized”.
