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Love Island beauty Molly-Mae Hague has asked fans if they want to see posts about her vacation amid the deadly conflict taking place in Ukraine.The 22-year-old millionaire posted a poll on her Instagram story to her 6.2million followers asking if she can go ahead and share snaps from her luxurious work getaway, admitting "guilt" about posting while Russia continues to storm Ukraine, leaving behind a trail of bloodshed."Given everything that's happening in the world right now I feel it's impossible to carry on with life as normal without feeling guilty,” she began."I'm currently away for work shooting a campaign but haven't known whether to share as usual for the people that come on Instagram to escape..."I care about you guys so much and how my content makes you all feel [heart emoji].""Please let me know," she added, with a question box that said "Keep you updated" and "Not at the moment".In a bid to show her support for the crisis in Ukraine, Molly-Mae also posted some helplines and ways to donate, before posing the question to her loyal fans.More than half of voters wanted Molly-Mae to keep posting as usual as the crisis continues.It's not known where the TV star, who was named Creative Director of fashion brand Pretty Little Thing, is shooting her campaign - but with fans voting for the star to share her content it's likely an update is imminent.The social media star, 22, is treading carefully on social media after she was close to being cancelled for sparking outrage with her "tone-deaf" comments about wealth inequality and poverty.She has also been slammed for her Creative Director role at fast fashion brand PrettyLittleThing.Speaking to Dragon's Den star and businessman Steven Bartlett, Molly said: "Beyoncé has

Emmerdale, when she learns that her villainous ex-husband Pierce Harris has died in prison.Since then, she has been desperate to keep Marcus away from her friends and family in the village - especially Marlon Dingle, who seems to have struck up an unlikely friendship with him.Emmerdale fans are clamouring to know more about the hunky enigma. While Marcus' on screen life already appears to have been dramatic, off screen, actor Darcy Gray has led a very interesting life too - from an unusual day job to living abroad.Darcy was born in London on June 5 1991, but he spent the majority of his childhood in Spain.Growing up in Spain meant that Darcy became fluent in both English and Spanish, and the actor has previously shared photos of him and his older brother spending time together in the sun during visits to Ibiza, where the siblings grew up.Ahead of his debut in Emmerdale, the actor also shared a beautiful throwback photograph of him and his brother with their father on Instagram, paying tribute to where his love of performance began.The photograph was captioned: "It's been a long journey, but my face finally appears on TV tonight.

Death Row had a bizarre final message for the world when he was executed on February 28, 2019.Billie Wayne Coble, 70, was convicted of murdering his estranged wife's parents Robert and Zelda Vicha, and her brother, John "Bobby" Vicha, who was a police sergeant in 1989.Coble's wife had sought a divorce at the time when he ambushed the three victims and shot them at their home in Axtell, a small community 100 miles north of the state capital, Austin.The killer then kidnapped his estranged wife and drove off with her sparking a police chase.During the absolutely chaotic drive, he stabbed his wife with a knife before eventually crashing into a parked car and was arrested. His wife survived.The Vietnam war veteran was sentenced to death and executed hours after the US Supreme Court denied a petition seeking a reprieve on grounds he received inadequate defence at his trial.However, the pensioner, who became the oldest man to ever be executed in Texas, had a few odd words to say before he died from lethal injection at the state death chamber in Huntsville, Texas at 6.24pm CST (00.24 GMT).According to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, his last words were: "That will be five dollars.

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Ukraine’s equivalent of The Highways Agency is doing its bit for the resistance against Russia’s invasion by changing road signs so that Russian troops hoping for directions are told to “go f*** themselves” instead. Ukravtodor, the company in charge of building and maintaining roads in the besieged country, announced in a Facebook post over the weekend: "The enemy has poor communications, they cannot navigate the terrain – Let us help them get straight to hell." Motorway signs that might normally point the way to Kyiv or Ukraine ’s second city Kharkiv now carry directions such as "Go f*** yourself", "Go f*** yourself again" and "Go f*** yourself back in Russia”.

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