Edward Enninful says Vogue racial profiling had happened to him before

MH17 has demanded the West does more to counter president Vladimir Putin. Richard Mayne, 20, was one of 283 passengers on board the plane that was shot down as it flew over eastern Ukraine in July 2014.

Ukraine, all the while casually smoking a cigarette. In the clip, the unnamed middle-aged man, wearing a coat and a pair of jeans, carries the explosive device in his hands like it is a hot potato.He moves it from the road and into some woodland, although the recording ends before showing how he managed to put it down.Twitter-verified media account The New Voice of Ukraine shared the footage on the social media site on Sunday (February 27) and commented that the man risked his life to help his country defend itself from the ongoing invasion by Russia.It tweeted: "A Ukrainian in Berdyansk spotted a mine on the road and didn't wait around for a bomb disposal unit – at great risk to life and limb, he removed the mine, clearing the way for the Ukrainian military."One user commented: "Thinking of my grandfather – If I’m going out I’m going with my Lucky Strikes.

Liverpool and Chelsea have performed a pre-match tribute for Ukraine ahead of the Carabao Cup final at Wembley.The two sides expressed their support for the war-torn country following the invasion launched by Russian president Vladimir Putin this week.Captains Jordan Henderson and Cesar Azpilicueta lead out their teams holding blue and yellow wreaths, the colours of the Ukraine flag.A minutes applause was then held, during which time Liverpool supporters belted out their anthem 'You'll Never Walk Alone'.After the national anthem was sung both sets of players posed for a picture with the wreaths. It comes after several other protests in the Premier League against the military operation over the weekend.Everton players entered the pitch draped in Ukraine flags in support of team-mate Vitaliy Mykolenko before their clash with Manchester City.Manchester United and Watford players urged peace with a sign ahead of their fixture.And Aston Villa's Matty Cash displayed a message of support for his Poland colleague Tomasz Kedziora who is caught up in the crisis.Chelsea have been impacted by Putin's military operation, with Russian owner Roman Abramovich handing over control of the club in recent days.The Russian billionaire announced he has handed over 'stewardship and care' of the club on Saturday.However, he remains owner of the club.Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel admitted earlier this week that the whole situation had impacted his side's preparation.He said: "We should not pretend that this is not an issue and I agree."The situation for me and for everybody here, for the players, is horrible.

missing 19-year-old who vanished without a trace nine months ago.Jamie Cannon disappeared on May 20 last year and police revealed six months later that he had not made a single dent in his bank account or even turned on his phone.His devastated mum Lynn Cannon appealed for a renewed search in October in an emotional video in which she said she would never have let him leave the house had she known that it would be the last time she saw him'.Police confirmed on Sunday, (February 27) that the body, thought to be that of Jamie Cannon, was discovered in their search as investigations continue to establish the identtiy.His family has been informed of recent heartbreaking news. Cops were called to the Ardeer area of Stevenston, North Ayrshire with officials saying today that enquiries are now ongoing to establish the circumstances and identity.It is understood the youngster was found within a category B listed building known as Africa House.Mum Lynn's heartbreaking message to Jamie was there was still hope he would return paid tribute to his cooking and banter with his brothers.

Gary Neville has conceded his fears that Liverpool were in 'decline' were wide of the mark - and backed them to overcome Chelsea in Sunday's Carabao Cup final.Both Jurgen Klopp and Thomas Tuchel are bidding to clinch their first domestic cup since arriving in English football.While Chelsea will contest Sunday's showpiece final at Wembley, their hopes of following up their Champions League glory with the Premier League title have fallen flat after a tough run of form at the turn of the year.The Reds, however, are still in the hunt for the domestic crown after their resurgent run of form in recent weeks.And their sizzling form of late has led to Neville, a Manchester United icon, to admit that he had feared that Liverpool's powers were waning - and that he'd been emphatically proved wrong."Liverpool. I thought Liverpool were in decline, In decline from a very, very high place," Neville told Sky Sports.

“Saturday Night Live” returned for their first show of the month and their first show since Russia launched a full-scale assault on Ukraine.

Peaky Blinders is back, with the sixth and final season of the series hitting your TV screens on Sunday 27 February. And with news that the menacing Thomas Shelby and his gang will be prowling the cobbled streets of Birmingham once more, there’s been a sharp rise in all things related to the series’ distinctive style.

Kourtney Kardashian proved she was a supportive partner, once again, as she joined fiancé Travis Barker in attending his son’s concert! The adorable pair were spotted at Landon Barker’s show at The Roxy in West Hollywood on the famed Sunset Strip on Saturday (Feb. 26). The reality star looked phenomenal in her red bustier and camouflage pants, as Travis rocked a red satin jacket and ripped denim.

Veteran actress Patti LuPone tested positive for Covid-19 before Saturday’s Broadway matinee of Company, triggering increased testing protocols for the rest of the performers and staff.

Manchester United hero Owen Hargreaves has stated. The Red Devils are desperate to make the 20-year-old one of theirs this transfer window.Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has made the England international a top priority as he looks to partner Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial in attack.

Daisy Edgar-Jones features alongside the Queen, Rihanna and Newsnight’s Emily Maitlis in Vogue’s list of this year’s most powerful women.The fashion bible’s annual list selects "the women of the moment” who are leading us through 2020 with “prescience, power and poise".This year's edition of Vogue 25 seeks to highlight how, during the coronavirus pandemic, "as priorities shifted so did the spotlight".The magazine describes Edgar-Jones as "the star of the lockdown must-watch Normal People" and notes that the BBC Three show's release during Covid-19 "accelerated" her "rise to fame".It also suggests the pandemic "deepened" the Queen's relevance.Pop star and businesswoman Rihanna and 2019 Booker Prize winner Bernardine Evaristo features on the

A post shared by The Duke and Duchess of Sussex (@sussexroyal) on Feb 13, 2020 at 11:30am PSTWhen speaking to Sky News recently, Edward said that the Duchess is a ‘brave woman’ and that he feels it wasn’t just racism that brought so much criticism her way.‘Parts of it were probably racism,’ he explained, ‘but it was more of an institution.‘She walked into an institution and everyone expected her to know the rules.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has revealed Anthony Martial begged him to come off the bench in Manchester United’s 2-1 Europa League win over LASK.The France international was introduced in the 83rd minute before netting the winning goal with only a couple of minutes of remaining.Solskjaer opted to play a massively weakened team for the second leg after going into the game with a 5-0 lead from the first game in Austria.The likes of Martial, Marcus Rashford, Bruno Fernandes, and Paul Pogba were all left on the bench, with the quarter-final next Monday in mind.And the Red Devils fell behind at Old Trafford courtesy of a stunning strike from Philipp Wiesinger, whose curling strike soared past Sergio Romero.The lead didn’t last long though as Jesse

Tina Knowles, is calling on American  to hire more people of color on their creative team.In a new post shared to her Instagram on Tuesday, Knowles praised the British version of the fashion magazine for appointing Edward Enninful as their first Black editor-in-chief in 2017. He previously worked as a contributing fashion editor for American in 2006.«Kudos to this wonderful Man Mr.

Tina Knowles-Lawson isn’t playing around!

Beyonce‘s mother Tina Knowles is calling out American Vogue and praising British Vogue.

Beyonce’s mom Tina Knowles is calling out Vogue for its lack of diversity.

Naman Ramachandran Edward Enninful, the first Black editor-in-chief of the British edition of fashion magazine Vogue, has said he has been subjected to racial profiling more than once. The most recent instance was in July at Vogue owner Conde Nast’s London offices, when a security guard told him he had to use the loading bay to enter the building.“As a Black man it’s not the first time I’ve been profiled, and it certainly won’t be the last,” Enninful told CNN’s Christiane Amanpour.

Marcus Rashford will feature on the cover of British Vogue's activist-themed September issue.The Manchester United star, who led a campaign against child poverty, will feature on the front page with model Adwoa Aboah.The player, from Wythenshawe, tweeted the front cover, saying it was a 'bit of a surreal moment'.Editor Edward Enninful said the issue is a "rallying cry for the future" and includes 40 activists described as "The Faces of Hope".The September issue is traditionally the fashion bible's most important of the year.The Duchess of Sussex guest edited the issue 12 months ago.England player Rashford was widely praised for convincing the government to U-turn on its plans to end free school meals during the summer, while Aboah is a

British Vogue editor-in-chief Edward Enninful has said the recent case of him being racially profiled at work was not an "isolated incident" and it had happened before.Enninful, who has been in the top job since 2017, last month revealed a security guard told him to "use the loading bay" as he entered the building.He has now opened up on the incident and revealed it was not the first time.Enninful told CNN: "As a black man it's not the first time I've been profiled and it certainly won't be the last.

British is looking to shine a ray of hope on a bleak year.