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Read more: James Corden’s life - sex boast, Gavin and Stacey 'feud' and Harvey Weinstein backlashHowever, it was faced with controversy for its “suggestive” lyrics and the raunchy music video was slammed for depicting themes of underage lesbianism or sex.The BBC's Top Of The Pops refused to show the video on its prime time Friday show - as the corporation claimed it had better exclusive footage of the duo.The provocative video saw the pair, who were dressed in school uniforms, kissing passionately in the rain while people on the other side of the bars they were behind watched on.However it was understood the BBC was extremely sensitive about the controversial video.Bosses reportedly feared it may offend viewers if it was shown before the 9pm watershed.Despite the fury and criticism, in the UK, the song topped the charts for four weeks and it was an international success.Over the years the duo continued to release music but they went their separate ways in 2011 to pursue solo music careers.They have since reunited to perform at special events including the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi.

ordered a military operation on its neighbouring country in February.“The Russian people are not responsible for the crazy, unacceptable excesses of their leaders like Vladimir Putin,” Depardieu, who has previously praised the Russian leader, said in a statement to French news agency AFP (per France 24).“Russia and Ukraine have always been brother countries,” he continued. “Stop the weapons and negotiate.”On Friday (April 1), Dmitry Peskov, a spokesperson for Putin, responded to Depardieu’s comments, telling reporters that the actor probably did not completely understand the situation in Ukraine and offered to explain it.“Since the president is mentioned there, I will assume that Depardieu most likely does not fully understand what is happening,” Peskov said on Friday (via News Interfax).He continued: “Due to the fact that he is not completely immersed in the political agenda, he does not understand what happened in Ukraine in 1914, he does not understand what the Minsk agreements are, he does not understand what Donetsk and Lugansk are, he hardly understands what is the bombing of civilians, he is unlikely to know about nationalist elements.”“If necessary, we will be ready to tell him all this and explain it so that he understands better. If he wants,” Peskov concluded.Depardieu left France and took up Russian nationality in 2013 to protest a proposed tax hike on the rich in his homeland.

The Ellen Show to perform a cover of Slipknot’s ‘Sulfur’.The segment kicked off with Hayes performing a shortened version of ‘Sulfur’ to perfection, before sitting down for an interview with Ellen. Towards the end of the interview, Ellen gifted Hayes with a Jay Weinberg signature snare, which the young drummer had been saving up for.Watch the clip below.During the interview, Hayes shared that he started drumming at the age of two, following in his father’s footsteps, citing Slipknot as his favourite band.

Slipknot have announced that their upcoming July shows in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus are being postponed in light of the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine.The Iowan metal band took to social media on Wednesday (March 2) to break the news, saying that new dates will be arranged for the three postponed concerts in Kyiv, Moscow and Minsk. Slipknot will seemingly proceed with the rest of their summer Europe tour as planned.pic.twitter.com/DyDD7lEdwR— Slipknot (@slipknot) March 2, 2022“We had looked forward to reuniting with our fans in these incredible cities, coming back together after global lockdown.

Vladimir Putin has been accused of major military escalation after requesting Russia’s nuclear deterrent be put on high alert, as his troops continue to attempt their conquest of Ukraine.

Reddit users were left in hysterics after discovering a suggestively named war memorial on Google Maps.The user, known as u/roy4pris, labelled their find on the subreddit r/GoogleMaps as 'humour' as they quipped: "Ah yes, the ahem, Mound of Glory."Other users quickly joined in with the sarcasm in what is believed to be a mockery of the use of the word 'glory' that is sometimes used in a sexual context in phrases like 'morning glory' or 'glory hole.'One user said: "Actually a lot more glorious than I anticipated."A second wrote: "I'll be honest, that's a pretty glorious mound."The Mound of Glory was established in Minsk, in modern day Belarus, back in 1969 on the 25th anniversary of the liberation of Belarus during Operation Bagration during the Second World War.Last year, an independence day ceremony was held at the site.But this isn't the first location to receive sarcastic comments for its name as another Reddit user found Mount Clitoris on the app. Users shared their delight on Twitter after finding Mount Clitoris in the Philippines, as it shares its name with the part of a woman's anatomy that is responsible for the female orgasm.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.Hilariously replying to a viral tweet that said: "I don't argue with people who can't locate the clitoris," while one person replied saying: "I found it on Google Maps."Another user said: "Guide: If you just look over this way, you’ll find Mount Clitoris! Men: Where?"Others poked fun at the site saying they "still couldn't find it" and that it "'Tis a fabled myth.

The UK will announce new sanctions against Russia on Tuesday “in response to their breach of international law and attack on Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity”, Foreign Secretary Liz Truss has said.

The news focus on Presidents Day was of Russia’s leader Vladimir Putin, as he ordered troops to enter two separatist regions of Ukraine for “peacekeeping” purposes after he recognized their independence.

Arsenal during their transition phase in 2005.In his three years at the north London club, the Belarusian playmaker captivated fans with his dazzling feet while making 89 Premier League appearances.He eventually caught the eye of La Liga giants Barcelona, who he signed for in a dream move in 2008 before going on to fall into obscurity.But the former Gunner has an even more obscure younger brother whose football career never quite reached the same heights, despite managing to notch several Bundesliga appearances in the mid-Noughties.Vyacheslav Hleb, 38, came up through the ranks at Dinamo-Juni Minsk much like his brother around the turn of the millennium.The attacking-midfielder earned a move to Bundesliga side Stuttgart while still a teenager, making 49 appearances for their reserve side.While the younger Hleb failed to make an impact for the German side, Alexander became a star in Stuttgart’s first-team which saw him identified as a replacement for the likes of Robert Pires and Freddie Ljungberg at Highbury.Do you think Alexander Hleb could have been a legend if he had stayed at Arsenal? Let us know in the comments section.Vyacheslav, meanwhile, left Stuttgart the season before to join Hamburg SV.Hleb’s 10 appearances in north Germany would prove to be the peak of the Belarusian’s career as he was released at the end of the 2004/05 season.His trials at Scottish Premiership sides Hearts and Inverness were also unsuccessful, and his last major club was Zurich-based Swiss side Grasshopper.Hleb’s return to his home country with MTZ-RIPO Minsk was a far more enjoyable affair, with the attacker scoring 29 goals in 72 appearances during his three years there.He signed a two-year contract with Chinese Super League side Shanghai

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!September 7, 2011 was the “darkest day” in the history of Russian ice hockey, when every member of the sport’s leading team was killed in a devastating plane crash that remains unexplained a decade later.Crash investigators found a web of clues including falsified documents, banned drugs, and reckless rule-breaking that all contributed to the deadly accident.Lokomotiv Yaroslavl were set to take on Minsk in the opening game of the 2011–12 season.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A mixed martial arts fighter in Belarus left his opponent on the floor during their weigh in last weekend after catching him with a flying knee to the face.The two fighters were facing off ahead of their bout at the Zames Fight Club 3 event in the capital city of Minsk before one of the fighters became aggressive.As his opponent walked towards him, the fighter in grey and white could be seen steadying himself for the attack before jumping and kneeing his opponent clean in the face.With his opponent knocked back, the perpetrator appeared ready to continue his attack before security stepped in.In footage shared by RT Sports, the aggressor can be seen reaching for his opponents head as he

Belarusian journalist was dragged from a Ryanair flight after the plane was forced. to make an emergency landing over a supposed bomb threat.

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Belarus threatened to shoot down a packed Ryanair passenger jet which was carrying an exiled opposition activist, it is claimed.

Ryanair tourist plane carrying a wanted journalist.An MiG-29 fighter jet was scrambled to escort the flight into an emergency landing in Belarus on Saturday amid reports of a bomb on board.Once the plane landed, an enemy of President Alexander Lukashenko - travelling on the Athens to Vilnius flight - was detained.Reports say he could face the death penalty.

Marta Balaga Watch Docs Belarus director Tatsiana Hatsura-Yavorska was arrested in Minsk on April 5, following the controversy surrounding an exhibition she co-organized, entitled “Machine is Breathing, and I Am Not”.The incident sparked a global outcry among the film community, which called the arrest “a classic piece of shameless brutality by the Belarusian authorities.” Belarus, often referred to as “Europe’s last dictatorship,” has been governed by Alexander Lukashenko since 1994.As reported by Variety, Hatsura-Yavorska has since been released from prison.

Tatsiana Hatsura-Yavorska, the director of the Watch Docs Film Festival in Belarus, has been released from prison and had charges against her dropped following an international outcry from film festivals and human rights organizations. Hatsura-Yavorska was arrested in Minsk on April 5, allegedly for her role in organizing an underground photo exhibition celebrating Belarusian health workers.

Tatsiana Hatsura-Yavorska, the director of the Watch Docs Film Festival in Belarus, has been released from prison and charges against her dropped after an international outcry this week from human rights organizations and festivals.

Marta Balaga Watch Docs Belarus director and activist Tatsiana Hatsura-Yavorska was arrested in Minsk on April 5, alongside other human rights defenders Natallya Trenina, Yuliya Semenchanka, Hanna Sakalouskaya and Volha Shapakouskaya.The arrest reportedly followed a COVID-19 exhibition co-organized by Hatsura-Yavorska. Entitled “Machine is Breathing, and I Am Not,” the exhibit focused on the struggles of local health workers and their patients amid the COVID-19 crisis.