Inside 'war criminals Butchers of Bucha' – from pro dancer to dad and supermarket worker

Cristiano Ronaldo's girlfriend, Georgina Rodriguez, made her first public appearance since she and the Manchester United soccer star announced the death of their infant son. Rodriguez took to Instagram to share some snaps from the Cannes Film Festival in France.

Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker had their closest family and friends in Italy as they said “I do” for the third time. However, two people were noticeably missing from Kourtney’s side: her little brother Robert Kardashian Jr. and Caitlyn Jenner. Days after the wedding of the year, sources have shared insight as to why they weren’t in Portofino.  Although Caitlyn has been in Kourtney’s life since she was around 12 years old, a source told TMZ, that she was not invited.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has been branded "the main war criminal of the 21st century" after allegations of rape and torture following his invasion of Ukraine. Ukraine's Prosecutor General Iryna Venediktova also said she was "sure" that rape was a deliberate tactic deployed by Russian soldiers as she visited the devastated city of Irpin on Tuesday (May 3).

Ukraine will only come to an end when bonkers Vladimir Putin has died, according to a top military spy chief. The claims come amid reports the Russian President’s health has rapidly deteriorated and is showing signs of terminal cancer.Major General Kyrylo Budanov, one of Kyiv’s top officers, agreed it was “unrealistic” to expect Putin to retreat when asked if the former KGB officer would die before fighting ends.

Playboy model who Vladimir Putin once sacked for nude snaps has moaned Russia's war on Ukraine cancelled her birthday plans. Anna Anufrieva was hoping to celebrate her 30th birthday away from her native Tyumen, Siberia but has instead been forced to find a more local alternative.The former civil servant was left homeless in 2019 when bosses saw racy photos she sent to Playboy magazine and fired her from a 'secret' day job. Since the stressful nightmare she found herself in, Anna has shown off to her 7,000 Instagram followers exotic holiday photos including a sun-drenched trip to Cuba.

Vladimir Putin has seemingly snubbed one of the world's most important religious figures. The despotic president, who launched an invasion on Ukraine in February, was offered an invitation to meet Pope Francis.

Russian "troll factory" based in an old arms factory is peddling support for Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine by targeting the social media accounts of politicians and TikTokkers, the UK government has said.According to research funded by the UK government, the trolls are tasked with targeting western media outlets and politicians, using varied techniques to put a positive spin on the bloody war.The study breaks down how the scheme tries to manipulate public opinion on social media, as well as in the comments sections of major media outlets.Boris Johnson, the German chancellor, Olaf Scholz; and the EU foreign policy chief, Josep Borrell are all targets, the study said.Musicians including Daft Punk, David Guetta, Tiesto and Rammstein also appear to have been targeted.Top TikTok stars were also paid to peddle a positive narrative about the Kremlin, the study added.Activities on Twitter and Facebook were detected, but were found to be particularly concentrated on Instagram, YouTube and TikTok.The troll farm, in St Petersburg, is said to recruit and hire salaried workers openly, justifying the work as “patriotic activity” in support of the “special military operation” in Ukraine.For more of the latest showbiz and TV news from the Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.The British foreign secretary, Liz Truss, said: “We cannot allow the Kremlin and its shady troll farms to invade our online spaces with their lies about Putin’s illegal war.“The UK government has alerted international partners and will continue to work closely with allies and media platforms to undermine Russian information operations.” The culture secretary, Nadine Dorries, said: “These are insidious attempts by Putin and his

Vladimir Putin will officially declare his invasion of Ukraine a war next week, according to a former British Army commander. When troops first moved into Ukraine in February the Russian President declared it a "special military operation".

Vladimir Putin, 69, is likely suffering from Parkinson's and early-stage dementia as well as a 'Stalin-like paranoia'. Since his invasion of Ukraine two months ago, Putin's increasingly frail and unhinged television appearances have fuelled debate that he is ill and possibly suffering from a terminal disease.

Vladimir Putin has lost his ninth general to the war in Ukraine along with 15,000 Russian troops killed over the course of the invasion, according to reports.

Ukraine.Knight’s Fish Restaurant in Glastonbury, Somerset, says it hasn’t had a crisis as big as this since WW2.The fish and chip shop, which has been owned by the Morey family for an impressive 113 years, has been hit by a huge spike in the price of sunflower oil and its alternatives, reports the Metro. Vladimir Putin’s invasion has triggered the industry chaos as Ukraine makes the most sunflower oil in the world and alongside Russia accounts for a whopping 60% of the market.

Chinese tyres ­are hampering ­ Russia’s war in Ukraine – because trucks keep getting bogged down in mud. Corrupt Russian generals ­ordered the dodgy tyres to be ­fitted to their armoured vehicles, defence chiefs believe.But the scam has led to lorries and other heavy ­vehicles becoming stuck in churned-up ground.The tyres are made from poor quality rubber and have a tread which is not able to gain enough grip on mud.

Ukrainian sniper, who previously vowed to slaughter Vladimir Putin's troops one by one, has shared his experience fighting in Ukraine. Wali has been on the ground in Ukraine since the early days of the Russian invasion.In his latest blog post, he wrote about his time serving in the war-torn country and shared the brutal realities of war.The veteran raised that the immense level of "stress" soldiers are under following Russia's occupancy has left many under enormous "psychological pressure."He penned: "Officially, I have been in Ukraine for almost two months.

Vladimir Putin is poised to declare an all-out war on Ukraine allowing for mass mobilisation of Russians to launch “payback” over a botched invasion, say Russian sources and Western officials.

Russian President Vladimir Putin could declare World War 3 in just two days' time, according to the UK defence secretary.Ben Wallace said that the despot will "probably" attempt to "mobilise the Russian people" amid his failing "special military operation". Russian troops first crossed the border into Ukraine on February 24, claiming they wanted to "denazify" the country. Putin has also threatened to use nuclear weapons against western powers if they get in his way, with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov saying the threat of nuclear war "is serious".

The UK's defence secretary warns Vladimir Putin could declare a new world war in days - having 'failed' most of his objectives in Ukraine. Russia launched a devastating invasion of Ukraine back on February 24, causing destruction in cities across the eastern European country and leading to millions fleeing their homes.

Russian soldiers accused of taking part in the Bucha massacre have been pictured by the Ukrainian Ministry of Defence, describing them as the "despicable ten".The Ministry claims that they are part of the 64th brigade, which was honoured by Vladimir Putin for the part it played in Bucha.After Russian troops pulled out of Bucha more than 410 corpses were discovered of civilians, many of them with their hands tied and executed with a bullet to the head.Torture chambers, where men were brutally beaten before being killed, were also discovered, along with the bodies of women and children.The remains have been removed from the town and are being examined by forensic experts preparing to present evidence in future war crimes trials."The despicable 10," the Ministry of Defence tweeted this afternoon."Ten Russian butchers from the 64th brigade have been identified and named suspects responsible for committing Bucha Massacre."This unit had been awarded for its atrocities, and returned to the battlefield. Justice for war criminals is inevitable."Earlier this month, Putin awarded an honorary title to the brigade widely thought to be responsible for war crimes and mass killings in Ukraine.Citing “mass heroism and valour” but making no mention of Russia's war in Ukraine, Putin signed a decree honouring the 64th Motorised Infantry Brigade.He did so as a mass funeral for those slaughtered in the Kyiv Oblast town was held by Andrii Holovine, priest of the Church of St.

Vladimir Putin is said to be facing serious dissent from top military leaders and FSB agents over his "serious errors" in the war against Ukraine. Senior figures from both groups have become strongly critical of Putin over his handling of the war in Ukraine amid a vicious blame game in Moscow.The siloviki, or security bloc, made up of the military's top brass has claimed that the failure to invade Kyiv and the scaling back of Russian forces was a "serious error" on Putin's part.

Vladimir Putin is said to want to seize as much Ukrainian territory as he can before the war ends, Moscow insiders have claimed. The Russian President is reportedly feeling like peace negotiations have reached a "dead end" and the sinking of the Moskva warship has left him feeling humiliated and reluctant to sign anything.One of the Kremlin insiders told the Financial Times: "There was hope for a deal.

Meghan Markle, which ultimately saw him refusing to apologise for comments he had made.Don’t fret Susanna fans, because the GMB stalwart hasn’t gone anywhere and is in fact still actively working on the show. Susanna, 51, is currently in Poland (which borders Ukraine), interviewing refugees as they flee the violence brought upon them by Vladimir Putin.

soldier is refusing to take down his British and Ukrainian flags as ordered by his local council.Canterbury City Council in Kent want Nigel Hart, 33, to take down his 14ft flag pole due to 'health and safety' fears.Nigel decided to fly the respective national flags outside his mum’s council house in solidarity with Ukraine as the country defends itself from Vladimir Putin's Russia. Despite being told the pole must come down as it is in a communal area, Nigel remains defiant about showing his support for Ukrainians and fallen British soldiers.