Chelsea star Antonio Rudiger slammed for 'almost criminal' foul on Kevin De Bruyne

Van Jones has revealed he’s a new dad, and the circumstances are a bit out of the ordinary.

Russian university students were allegedly inspired by a scene from Breaking Bad when they 'murdered their teacher, dismembered his corpse and dissolved it in acid'.The victim, Vyacheslav Kuznetsov, 58, was a renowned chemistry professor at a prestigious university.His students, Dmitry Bykovsky, 35, and Alexander Kharlamov, 31, allegedly killed him in order to steal his savings of 1.9 million Russian Rubles (about £18,700).After dismembering his body, the duo then allegedly transported and stored the body parts in hydrochloric acid and chlorine in containers, leaving them on the balcony of an apartment they had rented.Shockingly, they are even said to have invited friends over to the flat for drinks while the containers with the rotting body parts were just feet away.The horrific murder took place in the city of Voronezh in western Russia on March 4, 2020 - and the defendants are now on trial for the evil crimes.Bykovsky and Kharlamov allegedly turned up at Mr Kuznetsov's home and put chloroform over his mouth when he opened the door, before the victim died from injuries and acute chemical poisoning.The pair then allegedly decided to dismember his corpse and dissolve it in acid.Reportedly, Bykovsky - who was said to be close to the professor he killed - has been spotted smiling on several occasions during the trial.

The Masked Singer have been scrambling their brains to uncover the identity of the final three characters on the show – but a vocal expert might have finally exposed the celebs behind the mask.The nation’s favourite ITV guessing game, hosted by stand-up comic Joel Dommett, returned to screens last month with the third instalment of the popular Korean-inspired talent show.The hit show sees masked stars dress up in elaborate costumes as they sing their hearts out on stage while trying to fool the public by keeping their true identity a secret.Most recently, Traffic Cone was finally revealed to be Welsh opera singer Aled Jones shortly followed by Rockhopper who was unmasked as none other than Destiny’s Child member Michelle Williams.With just one week left to put in their final bets behind the celebrity faces on the show, judges Jonathan Ross, Mo Gilligan, Davina McCall and Rita Ora are preparing for an epic showdown as they fight for the chance to be crowned this year’s winner.Although their identity remains a secret, fans have been putting their detective caps as they flooded social media with their final guesses in a bid to rumble the secret singer.Now, vocal expert Cece Sammy Lightfoot has unearthed some key insights about the final three characters after studying their voice and behaviour during their performance on the big stage throughout the series.In an exclusive interview with the Daily Star, Cece confessed that popular contestant Mushroom could be one of her former clients Charlotte Church.She revealed: "I think it’s her, I think it’s Charlotte Chruch.

The Masked Singer is approaching and viewers are still scratching their heads about who is inside some of the colourful costumes. One character whose identity is still up in the air is Robobunny, with plenty of competing theories about the identity of the Transformers-esque rabbit.Thoughts and theories have surrounded Robobunny's identity ever since he first appeared on screen, with eager fans holding on to each and every clue with both hands.

Kylian Mbappe delighted Paris Saint-Germain fans as he scored a late winner against Rennes on Friday night - but replays showed how frustrated Lionel Messi was in not receiving the ballThe former Barcelona player brilliantly sent the striker through down Les Rennais’ right-hand side and Mabppe finished with aplomb to give PSG all three points. Indeed, at the Parc des Princes, the 23-year-old netted in the 93rd minute, netting past Dogan Alemdar from a tight angle.But replays showed how Messi did not immediately go to join his teammates in celebration, and evem appeared quite annoyed at not getting the ball back in what he deemed to be a more advantageous area.

Wayne Rooney has a documentary to sell - and is making a fine job of doing just that. And let's not lose sight of the fact the England and Manchester United legend has been paid millions to bare his soul in discussing what was a remarkable career both on and off the pitch.

While the adult drama has largely migrated to television, there is one sub-genre that has received a new lease of life on late thanks to a trifecta of success: the rock biopic, which, in very recent years, has earned Best Picture Oscar nominations and wins, acclaim, and more importantly, actual box-office returns. While there has still been a few recent misses that haven’t tapped into any of those achievements (Aretha Franklin, “Respect”), with the success of the Academy-Award-nominated Queen biopic (“Bohemian Rhapsody”) and, to a lesser extent, the Elton John one (“Rocketman”), studios continue forging ahead, confidently believing they can reach those same heights.

J. Kim Murphy There’s a battle between love and “Death” at this weekend’s domestic box office, as the Jennifer Lopez rom-com “Marry Me” and Kenneth Branagh’s follow-up to his 2017 whodunnit “Murder on the Orient Express” both attempt to lure older audiences back to movie theaters in their openings.

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Chelsea’s resolve this summer as he enters the final year of his contract, with no new offer on the table as things stand.The 28-year-old moved to Stamford Bridge from Roma in 2017 when he signed a five-year deal with the Blues.Rudiger previously fell out of favour with Frank Lampard but has since become a leader under Thomas Tuchel, playing a key role in Saturday’s Champions League triumph over Manchester City.The Mirror reported contract negotiations have yet to resume after Chelsea ‘passed up’ talks in November, and the player has said discussions will now happen after Euro 2020.Tuchel, 47, has turned Rudiger into an essential component of his remodelled Blues defence, which has earned widespread plaudits since he joined the club in

Chelsea defender Antonio Rudiger after his challenge put Kevin de Bruyne at risk for Euro 2020. The Blues centre-back forced his Champions League final opponent off the pitch after 56 minutes with a broken nose, leaving the Manchester City captain in tears.

Chelsea star Antonio Rudiger has broken his silence on the challenge that left Manchester City captain Kevin de Bruyne with a broken nose. The German forced his Champions League final opponent off the pitch after 56 minutes on the way to the Blues’ 1-0 win in Porto for the trophy.

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Champions League final between Chelsea and Manchester City.Lahoz awarded Chelsea's Antonio Rudiger a yellow card - after the Spaniard had helped the defender up from the ground due to a clash of heads.Rudiger had impeded Kevin De Bruyne - resulting in the clash of heads - leading to a scary moment as neither man got up from turf immediately.Fortunately, both men able to get back to their feet; De Bruyne, however, came out the worst from the collision, and he provided an injury update this morning."Absolutely gorgeous piece of refereeing this. Truly a master of the craft at work.

Euro 2020 plans have been thrown into chaos after Kevin De Bruyne shared the severity of his injuries after last nights Champions League final.De Bruyne left the pitch in tears - in the 60th minute - following a nasty collision with Chelsea's Antonio Rudiger - which left both men on the floor.And, now, the Belgian has shared an update via his Twitter account: "Hi guys just got back from the hospital."My diagnosis is Acute nose bone fracture and left orbital fracture. I feel okay now.

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Manchester City star Kevin de Bruyne was forced off from the Champions League final after suffering a black eye.De Bruyne was obstructed by Chelsea star Antonio Rudiger, with the defender booked for his challenge.But while Rudiger could carry on, De Bruyne was forced off the field and looked visibly upset as he made his way off.As he made his way back to his feet, the Belgian could be seen with a black eye while medical staff protected his neck.De Bruyne had struggled to make an impact on the final with Chelsea taking a half-time lead thanks to Kai Havertz's goal.There was thoughts that De Bruyne may have suffered concussion as he looked shaken following the challenge.Chris Sutton said on BBC Radio 5 Live: "If there is any slight concern of

Manchester City will be failures if they don't beat Chelsea to win the Champions League.Pep Guardiola's men meet their English rivals in Porto tonight to do battle for the biggest prize in club football.City are on a mission to sink Thomas Tuchel's side and become kings of Europe for the first time in their history.After winning the Premier League and Carabao Cup already this season, City can secure another treble haul of trophies.But De Bruyne believes his side will look like flops if they don't go on to land the biggest trophy of the lot. The Belgium superstar said: "We're all competitors and we all want to win.

Chelsea.Timo Werner and Kai Havertz were two of Chelsea's marquee signings last summer for a combined fee that eclipsed £100million. Both have received praise and criticism for their mixed performances - with Werner, in particular, put under the microscope.And speaking to Chelsea TV, Rudiger was asked to comment on the debuts of Werner and Havertz."I get on very well with them,” he said.“I was surprised when they told me they want to come here and out of Germany.“Especially with Kai, because he is 21 years old.