Benny The Butcher launches fundraiser for Buffalo shooting victims with single ‘Welcome To The States’

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four-tonne motorhome collapsing onto his head after the mega van cracked his skull in a terrifying accident.Keith Tyler, 72, had put the vehicle on a jack to fix one of the wheels when the motorhome fell down and landed on his head.Onlooker and wife Tina watched as her husband managed to pull himself out from under their portable home before he collapsed in a pool of blood.READ MORE: Putin's Kremlin foes preparing to kill him with 'hammer to the head' - CIA sourceCatastrophic injuries took the pensioner down, who suffered fractures to his skull and jaw, a blood clot, a ripped ear and had both lungs filled with blood.The horror incident prompted one doctor at the time to say to Tina that Keith was "not going to make it".But after four months in the hospital and against all odds, Keith found himself discharged from hospital in February and is now on the road to recovery.Since February, Keith has recovered well - so much so that he managed to walk his daughter down the aisle at her Greek wedding and even managed a few rounds on the water slides while there.Keith said: "I feel pretty good truth be told considering I had a four-tonne motorhome on my head. I know nothing more after it happened."Wife Tina said: "I saw it drop on him.

Vladimir Putin's so called allies could be circulating on him like sharks as they wait to see if Russia's invasion of Ukraine fails, ready to pounce on his premiership. The secret plot to oust Russian President Vladimir Putin could already be under way, according to one CIA insider.Ex-CIA Moscow station chief Daniel Hoffman made the claims, saying that Sergei Shoigu, Russian Defence Minister and apparent close Putin-ally, may be central to a mutiny to overthrow the ailing 69-year-old.READ MORE: Russia promotes 'Siberian staycation' to Putin hotspots amid flight ban Any plot will be highly clandestine, so as to remove the possibility that Putin finds and kills the power hungry perpetrator.“Nobody’s gonna ask, ‘Hey Vladimir, would you like to leave?’ No.

It has now been officially confirmed that Netflix will soon be introducing adverts onto its service following an increase in subscription costs.

Ulrika Jonsson has branded current lads' magazines 'dull' as she asks where all the risqué girls have gone.The 54-year-old star has reflected on her former career in the modelling industry and has compared her work to the content in magazines nowadays.She's slammed 'campaigners' for the change as she asks if glamour modelling has been driven underground by those who find it 'too much to stomach.'READ MORE: Ulrika Jonsson shows off tattoos in glam black dress at Royal Ascot with rarely-seen sonThe Celebs Go Dating star wrote in The Sun: “I will forever be grateful for the shoots I did because they helped me discover another side to myself and, above all else, it was fun and often became a talking point.“I glance across magazine covers nowadays and they all seem a wee bit dull.“Where have all the risqué girls gone? Could it be that glamour modelling has been driven underground by campaigners who find it too much to stomach?”She continued by saying that the only way people can see anything suggestive or alluring is by going on a subscription platform like Only Fans.Ulrika added: "I really enjoyed my photoshoots. Did I feel objectified? No.

These chilling drawings show a bleak view of the world's polluted oceans in the future – as seen through the eyes of a child.School children were invited to draw pictures showing what they think the world’s oceans would look like in the year 2070 – and they make for disheartening viewing.Youngsters filled the images with plastic and rubbish, as well as creatures consuming the waste in the sea.It comes after research of 1,091 children, aged seven to 11, found six in ten are “worried” about the future of the ocean, and 58% want to do more to protect the planet.Nearly two-thirds (62%) of those, who are worried about the ocean, are scared fish will die out if we don’t do anything to save our seas, with a further half (52%) frightened that whales will fall ill.The research was commissioned by BRITA, in collaboration with Whale and Dolphin Conservation (WDC), to launch Dougie Poynter’s newest children’s book, The Whale Watchers.The book is set to educate children on the importance of whales to the ecosystem, and show small steps everyone can take to help – such as reducing single-use plastic.Other top concerns shared by children are the ocean flooding us (51%), and not being able to see a certain species before they die (46%).And youngsters are already highlighting the changes they want to see to save the seas and the planet – with 54% saying we should stop dumping waste into our waters.Others think we should make electricity from wind and water (41%), and learn about the importance of the underwater ecosystem in school (39%).A further 59% are worried about plastic pollution affecting whales – as 85% believe the giant underwater mammals are important to the ocean’s ecosystem.Stopping use of single-use bottles, taking part in

Read more: Dad's Army creators were 'woke' back in 1960s and 1970s without even knowing itHe trained at the esteemed Old Vic Theatre School in London and went on to star in Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice.But most memorably, Ian joined the cast of EastEnders in 2001 as Derek Harkinson, a gay pal of Pauline Fowler. After Pauline tried to seduce him, he came out as gay in some memorable soap scenes.

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Time to unwind. Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra Jonas enjoyed a romantic getaway to Turks and Caicos just over one month after welcoming daughter Malti home from the ICU.

Benny The Butcher has reworked Kendrick Lamar‘s song ‘We Cry Together’ to raise money through the Buffalo Survivors Fund for the 10 victims’ families.The rapper from the New York city released ‘Welcome To The States’ yesterday (June 6), which is a remix of one of Lamar’s ‘Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers‘ tracks, to highlight the ongoing tragedy of gun violence in the US.In addition, Butcher’s Black Soprano Family brand has also released a T-shirt that can be bought via its website for approximately $40 (£32).