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Ketsuda Phoutinane

Thursday headlines: Kyle Lafferty investigated and lotto winner rolls in cash

Good evening and welcome to the Daily Record's Thursday briefing.

The top stories you need to know today include an investigation into footballer Kyle Lafferty over alleged sectarian language, EuroMillions winner Jane Park rolling in cash, and the worst seats on planes.

Here are the latest headlines from Scotland and beyond.

Kyle Lafferty investigated as Kilmarnock launch probe over alleged 'sectarian language' in viral clip

(SNS Group)

Kilmarnock have launched an investigation into alleged sectarian comments by Rugby Park striker Kyle Lafferty after a clip emerged on social media of the Northern Ireland international speaking to Celtic fans in a bar.

The video starts with Lafferty, currently on international duty ahead of a Nations League clash against Greece on Tuesday, preparing to pose for a photo with a man who. But as the clip is being filmed the man says: "Up the Celts" and after stepping away Lafferty is then alleged to have said "fenians".

The clip has gone viral and Scottish Premiership side Kilmarnock said they are investigating the matter involving the former Rangers and Hearts man.

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EuroMillions winner Jane Park rolling in cash during glamorous Dubai getaway

Jane shared the video on social media (Instagram)

EuroMillions winner Jane Park stunned fans during a glam night-out in Dubai where she was seen rolling around in cash.

The Scottish influencer, who was the youngest ever Lottery winner at just 17, shared a video of herself throwing money in the air before rolling around on the ground covered in notes. The 26-year-old star posed in a stunning nude dress outside the Billionaire night-club in Dubai, which is known for its dining experiences and extravagant entertainment.

In the background of Jane's holiday video, a sign reads: "CA$H RULE$ EVERYTHING AROUND ME", as she captioned the video: "I'm fkn screaming."

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The worst seats on planes which passengers should avoid - including Ryanair, easyJet and BA

The seat that you pick could determine whether you have a positive or negative flight experience. (NurPhoto/Getty Images)

The seat that you pick on a flight could determine whether you have a good or bad experience in the air.

Some passengers will opt for window seats so that they can see what's going on outside, while others may want to cash out on seats with a little extra leg room. However, while some seats may enhance your experience, others could make a flight much more unpleasant or uncomfortable.

One that is well-known for giving flyers a poor experience is seat 11A on Ryanair flights, which has no window - or a tiny window that you can't really look out of - despite being on the window aisle, reports the Star.

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Camilla 'spat out tea' when Harry 'suggested mediator to mend rift with Charles'

Charles was "bemused" by Harry's suggestion on how to mend the royal rift (Getty Images)

Prince Harry proposed hiring a mediator to deal with the family rift - causing Queen Consort Camilla to spit out her tea, a new book about the royals has claimed.

Harry and Meghan stopped by the UK in April this year on their way to the Invictus Games. It's said the awkward moment took place during a 15 minute visit with King Charles and Camilla before their busy schedules caused them to part ways.

It is claimed the social call began with father and son "greeting each other warmly", with Harry having the "best of intentions".

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New £150 disability cost of living payment update for people due money from DWP

New £150 disability cost of living payment update for people due money from DWP (Getty Images 2020)

Six million people across the country claiming disability benefits are set to receive a one-off £150 payment from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) as part of the UK Government’s £37 billion financial support package to help households during the cost of living crisis.

DWP has confirmed that a number of payments will arrive before Friday, September 23 but that the vast majority will be made from Monday, September 26. If you are eligible for the payment, the £150 will land in your bank account automatically - there’s no need to contact DWP about it.

DWP expects payments to be delivered by early October and as with previous cost of living payments to those on means-tested benefits, people who think they are eligible will need to wait until the payment window has passed before making a query.

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