Scottish football's coronavirus crisis LIVE as SPFL clubs consider top flight expansion

Kaia Gerber and Austin Butler are enjoying a day out in London on Valentine’s Day!

Johnny Depp shows off his medal during Serbia’s Statehood Day celebration on Tuesday (February 15) in Belgrade, Serbia.

Victor Lindelof thinks Manchester United were more 'aggressive' in the second half against Brighton.

Gethin Jones was rested for Bolton Wanderers' loss on the road to Burton Albion but it poised to return this weekend against AFC Wimbledon.

Manchester City are said to be "very interested" in Boca Juniors duo Valentin Barco and Exequiel Zeballos.

Brighton boss Graham Potter said referee Peter Bankes and VAR Jarred Gillett should be stronger after being pressurised by Manchester United's players over Lewis Dunk's controversial red card.

Cameron Hamilton and Lauren Speed-Hamilton, finding each other on the first season of was the start of an amazing adventure.Now, the happy couple are welcoming ET cameras into their stunning home for a look at their sweet digs, and how they've learned to share their lives with one another.One of the first things the pair were excited to show off was their stunning dinning room table, which Cameron actually made himself.«Once we have kids and they're banging on it, I'm gonna be like, 'You know your dad built this table! Be gentle,'» Lauren joked.The pair admitted that expanding their family is something that has been a subject of scrutiny as they've blogged about their relationship and lived their lives largely in the public eye on social media.«Even if we post some mundane picture or something like that, the comments are always like, 'When's the baby coming?' 'Is Lauren pregnant?'» Cameron explained.However, as Lauren explained, they are «actually in the process of trying.»«We're actively trying. So it's a whole lot of practicing right now,» Lauren said with a laugh. «But we're enjoying the practicing.»As the couple revealed in their home tour, they certainly have the space to comfortably welcome a baby.

Hearts into a force once again. The Jambos were relegated after the season was ended due to the coronavirus pandemic with the West Edinburgh side four points adrift at the bottom of the league.

A last-ditch reconstruction proposal still offers Hearts some hope of a Premiership reprieve, with Ann Budge expected to make her plea to other clubs this week.

Hearts have publicly thanked their players for finally agreeing a wage cut and insist it will help keep the club going long-term.

Inverness boss John Robertson has refused to rule out replacing Daniel Stendel in the Hearts dugout this summer.

Hearts manager Daniel Stendel says other clubs feel it 'doesn't matter' if his team are relegated without the season being concluded.

Daniel Stendel has thrown down the gauntlet to the Hearts young squad to force their way into his first team when football finally emerges from the coronavirus crisis.

Hearts loanee Toby Sibbick admits he’s pinching himself sharing a pitch with heroes he grew up idolising on Match of the Day.

Daniel Stendel has repeated his warning that any move to relegate Hearts without finishing the season will not be accepted at Tynecastle.

Hearts boss Daniel Stendel has vowed to fight any decision to relegate his side without finishing the league season.

Hearts players are willing to take wage deferrals to help their club through the coronavirus crisis.

Daniel Stendel has claimed he'd be free to walk away from Hearts if the club is relegated from the top flight.

Daniel Stendel would love all of his Hearts players to follow Steven Naismith ’s example and accept a 50 per cent wage cut, but those who feel they can’t shouldn’t be hounded for it.

It might not be the most sensitive time to be doing it, but it seems Hearts are making tentative recruitment plans for when football eventually restarts again.

The coronavirus continues to bring life as we know it to a crushing halt but football news keeps on coming.

The impact of the Scottish football shutdown continues to be felt as drastic measures are implemented.

Captain Steven Naismith has agreed to take a 50 per cent wage cut and vowed to remain at Hearts – regardless of what league they are in next season.

Hearts manager Daniel Stendel admits he felt "a responsibility" to stop taking a salary during the Scottish football shutdown and urged his players to follow suit.

Hearts players have reportedly asked Ann Budge to reconsider slashing their wages.

The impact of the Scottish football shutdown continues to be felt as drastic measures are implemented.

Derek Adams insists he made the right decision to knock back an interview with Hearts to take a job with a team bottom of the English Football League.

Craig Levein has accpeted a 50 per cent wage cut at Hearts as top team Tynecastle stars continued to mull over their future.

Hearts are braced for a summer clearout after first team stars were hit with a mammoth 50 per cent pay cut as the club counts the cost of the coronavirus crisis.

Former Hearts chairman George Foulkes has questioned Ann Budge 's Tynecastle spending after it emerged staff will be asked to take a 50 per cent pay-cut.

Hearts stars have been asked to take a huge wage cut as the Jambos face up to the horror reality of the coronavirus crisis.

Daniel Stendel wants the Ladbrokes Premiership season played to a finish if possible, but has called for a 'fair' solution if the season ends early.

Daniel Stendel has pleaded with the football authorities not to cut the season short due to the coronavirus and give Hearts 38 games to survive.

The semi-final stage of the Scottish Cup is upon us and we're set to for some cracking ties at Hampden in April.