Greedy Sir Philip Green remains silent as Arcadia crashes into administration

food after Russia launched a "full-scale" attack. Russian President Vladimir Putin declared a "specialist military operation" was underway in the rebel-controlled areas in the east of Ukraine in the early hours of Thursday (February 24).Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba says Russia has launched a "full-scale" attack with troops crossing the border on several fronts.As a result, residents in the country's capital of Kyiv have started fleeing towards the west of the country – away from the direction of the invasion which is coming in from the east and north.In a number of videos posted on Twitter, huge traffic jams have been spotted on the outskirts of Ukraine's largest city.One video was captioned: "Air raid sirens as refugee convoy hits traffic on outskirts of Kyiv.

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Vladimir Putin has warned the West that an attempt to interfere with Russia's invasion of Ukraine would lead to "consequences never encountered in your history".

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The Batman movie.The actress oozed sex appeal on the catwalk at the BFI IMAX Waterloo in a stunning dress which had cut-outs across the chest to flash the flesh.Lenny Kravitz's daughter paired her halter-neck gown with black and pearl earrings and wore her raven locks in a sleek up do.Zoe also accentuated her pretty features with a dusting of makeup.The actress was joined on the red carpet by her co-stars from the Matt Reeves-directed movie, including The Batman actor Robert Pattinson, who looked dapper in an oversized grey blazer and matching trousers.Robert finished his look with a black jumper and chunky black shoes and accessorised with a silver chain bracelet.The pair appeared to be in high spirits as they posed for a slew of solo snaps - before having joint photos done.They giggled as they chatted on the red carpet and also linked arms as they strolled across it.They then posed for snaps with more of their co-stars in front of adoring fans.Andy Serkis, 57, who plays Bruce Wayne's butler Alfred Pennyworth in the film, was seen in a black satin suit which featured detailing that showcased a red tartan panel and finished his look with a black jumper and shiny black brogues.He attended the event with his wife Louise Ashbourne and son Louis, and the family posed together for sweet snaps.The Batman movie is set to be the longest film in the franchise at two hours and 55 minutes, which included eight minutes of credits, The Hollywood Reporter reports.Batman centres on Bruce Wayne’s earlier days of fighting crime.Pattinson told Variety in 2019 he had wanted to star as Batman for a long time.He said: "I'd had Batman in my mind for a while."It's such an absurd thing to say.

Emmerdale next week as they soon realise that time is not on their side.According to Emmerdale spoilers, serial killer Meena Jutla comes up with a plan to hopefully get Charles Anderson on her side.However, things become complicated when Charles refuses to meet her in prison again after she confessed to the brutal murder of Andrea Tate.Elsewhere, Rhona Goskirk is aware that she needs to tell her partner Marlon Dingle about Pierce Harris' son Marcus sooner rather than later.But when the truth finally comes out, will Marlon be able to forgive her?Meanwhile, Marcus makes plans to leave the village which leaves an eager Ethan Anderson downhearted.

Antonio Conte appears to be nearing the end as Tottenham manager in the wake of a disappointing defeat to struggling Burnley.The defeat left them seven points off fourth-place following a run of four Premier League defeats in five games, with Conte opening questioning his future after the game.“For me the situation is unacceptable. To lose four of five [games] for Tottenham has to be a disaster,” he said.“For sure we are to speak and have a conversation with the club to try and find the best solution to help the team not have this type of situation.

Sir Philip Green is facing calls to plug Arcadia's £350million pension black hole with his own money.

Arcadia Group has fallen into administration with 13,000 jobs at risk. The high street giant behind Topshop, Dorothy Perkins and Burton have called in administrators Deloitte after rescue talks failed.

Sir Philip Green's Arcadia Group has collapsed, putting 13,000 jobs at risk.

hereRetail trade union Usdaw said it will seek an urgent meeting with Arcadia’s administrators in an attempt to save jobs and ensure staff are treated fairly.Usdaw national officer Dave Gill said: “Now that Arcadia is in administration it is crucial that the voice of staff is heard over the future of the business and that is best done through their trade union.“We are seeking urgent meetings and need assurances on what efforts are being made to save jobs, the plan for stores to continue trading and the funding of the pension scheme.

coronavirus pandemic – owns TopShop, TopMan, Burton, Dorothy Perkins, Miss Selfridge, Wallis and Evans.No redundancies have been announced yet, but 9,294 employees are already on furlough.The group runs 444 stores in the UK and 22 overseas, and they will continue to operate. Administrators Deloitte said in a statement: “No redundancies are being announced today as a result of the appointment and stores will continue to trade.“The Joint Administrators are assessing all options available to the group.

Sir Philip Green's fashion empire, Arcadia, has crashed into administration with 444 stores and more than 13,000 jobs at risk.

Topshop was poised to go into administration was a real shock, not because it hadn’t been on a decline for some years now, with cheaper online players giving it stiff competition, but because it seemed so sudden. It is incredibly sad that a brand that was so iconic cannot survive any longer.

The collapse of fashion empire Arcadia could trigger a fresh wave Debenhams store closures - with fears mounting that the company could also enter liquidation.

Sir Philip Green has been seen relaxing in Monaco amid reports that his retail empire "could fall in hours".

With up to 15,000 Acadia staff ­facing a bleak Christmas as the firm hurtles towards collapse, their tycoon boss Sir Philip Green clearly has no such worries.

The retail empire behind high street fashion brands including Topshop is reportedly on the brink of collapse.Sir Philip Green's Arcadia Group is expected to appoint administrators in the coming days, with around 15,000 jobs at risk.The company, which also owns Miss Selfridge, Dorothy Perkins, Burton, Evans and Wallis, said the coronavirus pandemic and lockdown closures had 'had a material impact on trading across our businesses'.Deloitte is expected to handle the insolvency process, according to the Press Association news agency.Arcadia said it is 'working on a number of contingency options' after Sky News reported the group’s future is in doubt.An Arcadia spokesman said: “We are aware of the recent media speculation surrounding the future