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Published 12:22 15 May 2025 BST
Updated 12:22 15 May 2025 BST

A Premier League star has been banned from driving for six months after he admitted to six counts of speeding.
Morgan Gibbs-White received the driving ban as well as fine after he pleaded guilty to six offences between December 2024 and February 2025.
Nottingham Forest midfielder appeared in Nottingham Crown Court on Monday 12 May.
He pleaded guilty to driving at 86 miles per hour (mph) in a 70mph limit on December 5, at 83mph in a 70 limit on 15 December, at 90mph in a 70 limit on 17 December, at 70mph in a 60 limit on 25 December, at 80mph in a 70 limit on 17 January, and at 96mph in a 70 limit on 2 February.
The has also been ordered to pay £5,594 with all incidents happening on the A52 dual carriageway in Radcliffe-on-Trentroad in Nottinghamshire.
He was also given 19 penalty points on his driver’s license.
Gibbs-White has made 117 appearances for Forest since joining from Wolves in 2022 and has 17 goals and 28 assists in that time.
He is currently subject to interest from Manchester City who see him as a potential replacement for the outgoing Kevin de Bruyne.
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