ITV Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid distracts viewers with new 'disco' look

Susanna Reid grilled former health secretary Matt Hancock on Good Morning Britain as he prepares to welcome Ukrainian refugees into his family home.On Tuesday (March 15), the brunette broadcaster, 51, and her co-host Richard Madeley welcomed the disgraced MP onto the show to discuss the new rehoming scheme for Ukrainians fleeing the country. As the trio discussed the new Homes for Ukraine programme – which has seen more than 45,000 Britons offer up their homes – the broadcaster couldn’t help but ask how many people he will be accepting into his family home.

Matt Hancock has been accused of using the UK's refugee scheme to improve his personal image by taking in a Ukrainian family.

Richard Madeley left Good Morning Britain viewers in stitches as he compared Laura Tobin’s striking outfit and matching trilby hat to Mary Poppins.During Tuesday’s (March 15) instalment of the popular ITV morning show, the 65-year-old and his co-host Susanna Reid welcomed viewers back to discuss the latest news headlines nationwide.But it’s fair to say the meteorologist stole the show with her eye-popping outfit as she stood inside the heart of the Cheltenham race course to mark the start of Cheltenham Festival.The brunette beauty was seen wearing a daring maroon, white and yellow striped tartan coat which featured a high neck collar as she delivered the latest weather reports.She paired the double-breasted coat with a matching maroon trilby which was completed with a white lace trim around the base of the hat.After her latest weather report, the dad-of-two couldn’t help but comment on her ensemble as he compared the weather reporter to fictional Disney character Mary Poppins.As he thanked her for the weather coverage he noted: “Laura our producer thinks you look very Mary Poppins-esk today. " She replied: "Well I did need an umbrella earlier but thankfully not anymore." He added: "You look as if you could elevate yourself great outfit - practically perfect in every way." And viewers couldn't help but comment on her outfit as many took Twitter to questioned her colourful look online.

Uri Geller has warned Vladimir Putin to beware the Ides of March in case he is bumped off by his own men like his lookalike Julius Caesar.On March 15 44BC the Roman emperor was stabbed to death in a plot involving 60 senators fearing he had become a tyrannical dictator.Spoon-bender Uri, 75, spotted how the modern-day Russian president - who intelligence sources believe could be suffering from a brain disorder - closely resembles ancient images of Caesar.He tweeted: "Friends - these 5 images show accurate depictions of the Roman ruler Julius Caesar. Do they remind you of anyone?"Tomorrow is March 15th - the date the Romans called the Ides of March.

Chelsea could have the support of trillionaire backers should the Saudi Media Group be successful in their bid to buy the club from Roman Abramovich.Stamford Bridge chiefs have had interest from hundreds of potential backers following the news that Abramovich had chosen to sell before being frozen out after Vladimir Putin's Ukraine invasion begun.Having been linked to Todd Boehly and Nick Candy among others, the Saudi Media Group have put in a bid worth £2.7billion with Blues fan Mohamed Alkhereiji leading the pirate consortium.Although Alkhereiji's net worth is said to be in the region of around £1.7bn, the bid is said to have the backing of Mohammed bin Khalid Al Saud.CBS Sports report that Khalid Al Saud, who is a member of the House of Saud, has offered up his support.The House of Saud are thought to have assets worth an astonishing £1.19trillion - which is far more than both Newcastle and Manchester City have at their disposal.While City owners the Abu Dhabi Group alongside Sheikh Mansour are thought to have a net worth of around £9.2billion, Newcastle's Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia have around £500bn.However, there is one huge caveat to the Chelsea links - with Khalid Al Saud said to be involved in a supportive way to help find funding - and not funding a move himself.Will Chelsea win a major trophy this season? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionWith talks ongoing at Stamford Bridge, Roman Abramovich was seen for the first time in public after having his assets frozen by the UK government.The Russian oligarch was spotted in the VIP lounge at Ben Gurion International airport in Lod, Israel sporting a grey beard and glasses.Although he is barred from entering the UK due to long-standing visa

Petrol prices in the UK could reach as high as £2.40 a litre this year due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Ana Navarro didn’t hold back when calling for the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate people parroting Russian propaganda, including Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson and former Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard, on The View on Monday March 14. The talk show co-hosts were having a rousing discussion about a report that the Kremlin ordered Russian media to show the Fox host in propaganda about Ukraine from Mother Jones.

Billionaire Elon Musk has challenged Vladimir Putin to a 'single combat' fight for Ukraine.

Chelsea by lodging a whopping £2.7billion bid.The Blues are up for sale after Roman Abramovich was sanctioned by the UK government over his links to Russian President Vladimir Putin.Several parties have gone public with their interest in buying the club since Abramovich announced his intention to sell the club following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.The reigning European champions are currently operating on a day-to-day basis after government sanctions imposed on Abramovich and the club resulted in the Blues' revenue streams being put on hold.According to CBS, the Saudi Media Group have now launched a bid to buy the Premier League giants, lodging a £2.7billion for the club.The leader of the private consortium, Mohamed Alkhereiji is said to be a Chelsea fan and his bid has no direct links to the Saudi government.Newcastle United were purchased by a consortium fronted by the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund back in October last year.However, Mohammed bin Khalid Al Saud, a member of the Saudi royal family, is reportedly in support of finding funding and partners for the bid.Will Chelsea qualify for the Champions League this season? Let us know in the comments section below.Despite this, he has not yet backed the bid financially, according to CBS, and is also the chair of the Saudi Telecom Company [STC].STC is a state-owned Saudi corporation, with Newcastle's new owners still having a share in the business, although they did sell some in December.As a result, STC would be prevented from being a part of any consortium bidding to buy Chelsea due to the links with Newcastle.British billionaire property developer Nick Candy is one of a number of other potential buyers understood to have an interest in buying the club.Candy

It is “not impossible” that Russia will launch an attack which could hit Nato territory, a Cabinet minister admitted as fears rise about an escalation of the conflict in Ukraine.

London mansion.The £25 million mansion in the posh corner of Belgrave Square, near Knightsbridge, was "liberated" by a group of squatters who climbed up to the portico above the entrance.They draped several banners from the balconies with messages to tell Russia's president Vladimir Putin "go f*** yourself" and calling the Russian oligarchs "power breed parasites".When the man lets go of the bag of what it is claimed to be rice cakes, it soars through the air only to get blown back onto the roof of the police van.He quickly covers his face in embarrassment and tries to leave the scene as an officer turns to him.Another video then showed him being surrounded by police and given what seems like a stern talking to.Greg wrote in his Twitter post: "A group of protesters have occupied Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska’s London mansion."Surreal scenes as they hold a press conference from the balcony, with reporters behind a police cordon."Someone now getting a telling-off from police after trying to throw a bag of food up to the occupiers, and landing it on top of a police van."All that’s behind it is a packet of rice cakes that weren’t thrown powerfully enough."For more stories from the Daily Star, sign up to one of our newsletters here.The protesters reportedly broke into Deripaska's home just 24 hours after cabinet minister Michael Gove told the BBC’s Sunday (March 13) Morning programme that the UK properties of sanctioned Russians could be used by the government.He said: "There’s quite a high legal bar to cross and we’re not talking about permanent confiscation."But we are saying: 'You’re sanctioned, you’re supporting Putin, this home is here, you have no right to use or profit from it – and more than that, while you are not

Sergei Pugachev was once dubbed ‘Putin’s banker’. Today he is considered a ‘traitor’ and is exiled in France.

Roman Abramovich has had all of his UK assets frozen after the Chelsea FC owner was slapped with big government sanctions.The Russian oligarch has a number of UK properties and is also said to owe the Queen £10,000 in rent.Due to his links with Russian president Vladimir Putin, Abramovich was sanctioned after the government highlighted his stakes in the steel company Evraz.It is claimed that Evraz steel has been used in the making of Russian tanks, currently engaged in the war in Ukraine, in which thousands have died and millions have been forced to flee their homes.

Rebel Wilson was the source of a few memorable moments at this year's BAFTA film awards, including a shock comment about estranged royals Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.The comments followed on from her performance in 2021, in which she took a dig at the disgraced Prince Andrew.Andrew - who this year paid damages to Virginia Giuffre, who accused the royal of sexually assaulting her - was unsurprisingly the butt of some of Rebel's jokes as she addressed the glitz and glamour in front of her.Andrew has always denied Giuffre's claims.She said: "So I was going to do a musical number as host, it was about Prince Andrew though. Um, no guys, it's no, it's not what you think."It was on roller skates, it's called Pizza Express.

Martin Roberts has given an update on his 'mercy dash' to Ukraine.

Phillip Schofield sent a message to his co-host Holly Willoughby as she's forced to miss the show.

Chelsea handed out huge fees to agents right before Roman Abramovich was sanctioned on March 10.Data from February 2021 via the FA show that they paid £35million to intermediaries last year, the highest of any Premier League club.And fees this year were paid just days before Abramovich had his assets in the UK frozen over links to Russia president Vladimir Putin.Agents paid will have included the likes of Mino Raiola, who represents summer signing Romelu Lukaku.According to The Athletic, Chelsea usually make commission payments biannually, with intermediaries ordinarily paid in September and February.The most recent payment date would have fallen shortly before the sanction saga began, which has caused huge financial worry for Chelsea, the team, the staff, and the fans.Additionally, some 1,000 jobs are on the line owing to the sanctions currently put on the club by the UK government. Technical director Petr Cech even admitted he “didn’t have the answers” about whether the side would be able to pay staff.The club are operating but only under a special licence from the government that makes them functional as a sports team rather than as an enterprise.What do you think the future holds for Chelsea? Let us know in the comments section.The club’s oligarch owner is looking to sell the club amid the ongoing invasion of Ukraine by Russia.

Russia have been draped from the white stone building's balconies with squatters pictured behind them. Police pulled up outside mega-rich Oleg Deripaska's home in the capital's posh corner of Belgrave Square, near Knightsbridge on Monday morning.

Martin Roberts has revealed he's travelling 1,260 miles, 26 hours, from Bournemouth to the Polish-Ukrainian border to bring over vital supplies amid the ongoing Russian invasion.The 58 year old, who is well known for fronting the BBC series Homes Under the Hammer, appeared on ITV's Good Morning Britain to speak to hosts Susanna Reid, 51, and Richard Madeley, 65, about his journey. As Susanna asked him: "How far have you got?" the presenter explained that he's travelled from Bournemouth to Poland after being contacted by an organisation called Help from Bournemouth to Ukraine.The organisation has urged the public to donate essential items, such as baby bottles, medicines, sleeping bags, instant food and disposable cutlery.

Susanna Reid appeared lost for words after having to share the heartbreaking news a mother and her unborn child were killed after a maternity hospital was targeted in Ukraine.

Good Morning Britain fans were unsure about the new studio layout as hosts Susanna Reid and Richard Madeley failed to appear behind a desk. ITV viewers demanded to know why producers had opted for Susanna, 51, and Richard, 65, to be perched on bar stools as opposed to being seated in their usual position.