Gordon Strachan's Scotland take on the Auld Enemy England at Celtic Park One of the most shared stories in the city yesterday was the police search for a driver who was involved in a hit and run on Friday night which resulted in the death of 11-year-old Sophie Brannan. Last night STV News had the story that 32-year-old man had been arrested in connection with the incident. Tonight's Scotland v England clash has already started to dominate social media across the city with fans looking forward to what could be a classic encounter. The Scottish Supporters club tweeted have just tweeted this... There's one major event happening in the city which has got everyone talking and that is the Scotland v England friendly clash at Celtic Park. Scotland have enjoyed an international renaissance under the stewardship of Gordon Strachan and will be on a high after their 1-0 Euro 2016 qualifier against the Republic of Ireland on Friday. England will bring a full-team over the border for the tie and football fans can expect to see household names like Wayne Rooney and Danny Welbeck in action at Celtic Park. Kick- off is at 20:00 and STV will be streaming the game live and in full HD. If you're not a football fan, fear not as there's plenty of other things happening in the city to keep you entertained. In music, the Hydro welcomes the return of the one and only Jack White to Glasgow. The talented guitarist is no stranger to the city, having played with previous outfits The White Stripes and the Raconteurs but this time fans can expect to hear a setlist based on his latest solo record "Lazaretto" The album received rave reviews and shot straight to the top of the charts when it was released in the summer but we would wager that you'll hear a few classic from White's impressive back catalogue to boot. There's music of an altogether poppier slant at Oran Mor when Gareth Gates returns to the stage. The Pop Idol finalist recently appeared back on our screens in the ITV music show The Big Reunion and he's now looking to keep himself in the limelight. Film fans should head to the GFT which is screening Hamish Hamilton's acclaimed documentary "David Bowie is...." The film takes an in-depth look at the many personas of Bowie and gives a unique behind the scenes look at how he created them. If you're interested then head down for 18:00. Andrew Lloyd-Webber's classic opera "Jesus Christ Superstar" begins a week-long stint at Kings Theatre. The world-famous production has become a global hit since it first started in 1971.