Man Utd sponsor Aeroflot banned from UK as pressure grows on club to ditch £40m deal

A 14-year-old boy who fell to his death from a theme park drop tower knew something was wrong and was panicking when the ride took off, his devastated dad has said.

Police have made an arrest after two women were seriously assaulted at a Scots train station last night.

Albion Rovers are a game away from League Two safety after an excellent 4-2 win away at second-place Annan Athletic.

invasion of Ukraine, Russia still has several powerful men at the top. Russia president Vladimir Putin has been reportedly looking at his own inner circle to find blame for the reason why his invasion was not ended in the 72 hours he first predicted.And those he hasn't yet turned against, or haven't been killed in battle, still hold the balance of power on the battlefield in their hand.General Sergei Shoigu has commanded Russia's armed forces since 2012.Until earlier today, it had been rumoured that he was suffering from ill health.But he appeared on Russian TV, in video footage showing him chairing a meeting at the Kremlin.Although it was broadcast today in Russia, it was on a Kremlin-run TV station which means it could have been filmed at any time.Shoigu is the man behind Putin's Yunarmiya – meaning youth army.The Russian president gave the go-head to establish the All-Russia "Young Army" National Military Patriotic Social Movement Association in 2015 – and he put Shoigu in charge.The force, formed mainly of schoolchildren, has grown massively since then and is now thought to have more than one million members, and is known in Russia as “YunArmia”.Described as a "military and patriotic" organisation, YunArmia – for girls as well as boys – has been criticised as an echo of Hitler Youth.

Chelsea had reportedly agreed a deal to sign Chicago Fire youngster Gabriel Slonina before Roman Abramovich's crippling sanctions hit. The UK Government froze the assets of the Blues owner earlier this month, meaning the Stamford Bridge hierarchy are currently unable to sign players. Talks with the MLS side for goalkeeper Slonina, 17, have broken down as a result, per transfer guru Fabrizio Romano.He tweeted: "Chelsea were in advanced talks to sign talented Chicago Fire goalkeeper Gabriel Slonina [born in 2004].

Wrexham owner Ryan Reynolds claimed he'd "lost nine years off his life" after the National League side left it late to pull off an incredible comeback against Dover to win 6-5.The Welsh club, who are owned by Hollywood superstars Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, were 5-2 down with less than half an hour left to play. But a quick-fire brace from Ollie Palmer teed up a nail-biting final 20 minutes.Wrexham were made to wait until the 90th minute to draw level though as Jordan Davies finally found an equaliser. And Daniel Jarvis was the Dragons' hero as he completed the comeback from a corner.On Non-League Day due to the international break, there were more eyes than usual casting an eye over the National League.

LOS ANGELES (AP) – Elaine May was the last to arrive and the first to leave at the Governors Awards on Friday in Los Angeles. Her fellow honorees, Samuel L. Jackson, Liv Ullmann and Danny Glover, all arrived hours earlier, each holding court at the Ray Dolby Ballroom, posing for photos and enjoying their moment amid the lead-up to the 94th Academy Awards.

Paul McCartney is certainly enjoying his spring break! The legendary Beatles musician, 79, was spotted on a sun-soaked holiday in St. Barts on Friday (March 25) with his gorgeous wife, Nancy Shevell, 62. Paul rocked a long sleeve tee and colorful swim trunks as he splashed around the turquoise waters of the Caribbean, while Nancy rocked a wet suit top and matching shorts for her dip in the ocean.

KATIE Price and Carl Wood have split up and called off their engagement. The glamour model, 43, and car salesman, 33, were set to marry this year and had been trying for a baby.

Coldplay was performing in Monterrey, Mexico on Friday night when the tragic news emerged that Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins had died at age 50.

Balancing rock ’n’ roll and parenthood. Taylor Hawkins, the late drummer for the Foo Fighters, had figured out how to manage his busy rocker lifestyle while raising his three children before his death.

StokeonTrentLive, the Year 7 pupil's mum is refusing to send him back to Birches Head Academy, Staffs. following the ordeal which follows several months of bullying. A spokesman for the secondary school disputes the mother's account and instead claims the lad was allowed to leave for the loo and no accident occurred within the classroom.

Curtis Pritchard has spoken out on moving out of his brother AJ and his girlfriend Abbie Quinnen's home after three years.The 26 year old, who recently reportedly moved on from his ex Maura Higgins with his panto co-star, opened up during an exclusive chat with OK! Online, explaining that it's "about time" he got his own space. Former Love Islander Curtis shared that he's got himself a two-bedroom "lad pad" and has grand plans for the interior design as he makes it his own home.

Gareth Bale appears to have become the first bespoke footballer on the planet. On paper he might belong to Real Madrid, but Bale now resembles someone who was made for just one customer - Wales. It's astonishing how Bale isn't deemed fit enough to turn out for Real, but can then conjure incredible moments for his national team to fire them to within 90 minutes of a place at the World Cup for the first time in almost seven decades.

BBC Breakfast was forced off air this morning as fire alarms rang through the studio. The show was pulled off air as the sirens went off and an announcer could be heard saying: “Attention, attention, please evacuate the building by the nearest available exit.” The interruption came as BBC presenters Roger Johnson and Rachel Burden were in the middle of an interview with Apprentice winner Harpeet Kaur.

George Stephanopoulos has been cheered on by his loyal fans following some exciting career news.MORE: George Stephanopoulos' on-air coments leave co-stars in hystericsThe Good Morning America co-anchor will be joining forces with MasterClass to help teach people how to become better communicators.MasterClass, the streaming platform where anyone can learn from the world's best across a wide range of subjects, announced that George will teach a class on purposeful communication.VIDEO: George Stephanopoulos surprises Michael Strahan live on airThis will include how to communicate under pressure, combat nerves and connect through empathy to have conversations of value.MORE: George Stephanopoulos and wife Ali Wentworth asked about how they handled their teenage daughters datingMORE: George Stephanopoulos' wife Ali Wentworth reveals challenge she faced ahead of their anniversaryThe class is now available to watch, and his wife Ali Wentworth was one of the first to share her pride in the news.Alongside a photo of George's MasterClass advert, Ali wrote on Instagram: "Oh hey new instructor!!!" "So excited," one fan replied, while another remarked: "Oh fantastic news!" A third added: "Hey teach!"A post shared by Ali Wentworth (@therealaliwentworth)George Stephanopoulos' wife Ali Wentworth was incredibly proud of his latest work newsDavid Rogier, founder and CEO of MasterClass, said of the news: "With a 30-year career as a trusted voice in broadcasting and politics, George has cemented his status as one of the world's most effective communicators."MORE: George Stephanopoulos and Ali Wentworth co-ordinate in stylish date night photoMORE: George Stephanopoulos' actions leave co-star lost for words live on air"George's class on

Sir Alex Ferguson has already hailed Carlo Ancelotti as “one of the best managers the game has seen” amid reports linking the current Real Madrid boss with Manchester United.

Manchester United will make a surprise attempt to secure Carlo Ancelotti on a short-term basis if Mauricio Pochettino rules himself out of contention. A report in ESPN has suggested that the Italian has a “close personal relationship with Sir Alex Ferguson”, a figure who United’s new CEO, Richard Arnold, has spoken to before about who to bring in as Ralf Rangnick’s successor.

Cristiano Ronaldo, who is the highest paid star in the Premier League on a deal in excess of £450,000-a-week.

Ralf Rangnick, who took over on an interim basis in November following the sacking of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Mauricio Pochettino and Erik Ten Hag are the leading candidates to take over, with new CEO Richard Arnold keen to make an appointment in June to give the new man most of the summer to bring new signings to Old Trafford.United have not won silverware since 2017, when Jose Mourinho led them to the Europa League crown, while the fallen giants have not been English champions since 2013.To make matters worse, United are facing a battle just to secure a top four finish this season and Champions League qualification.Murtough admits this is just not good enough for a club of United's stature - and has made it clear that the next boss will be expected to lead them back to the big time.Murtough said: "In the Premier League, we've seen improved results under interim manager Ralf Rangnick, following a run in the October and early November period that had seen the departure of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as manager.

Manchester United have been priced out of a summer move for Napoli striker Victor Osimhen.United have been keeping close tabs on the Nigerian international, with a view to signing him in the next transfer window. Interim boss Ralf Rangnick has been told to provide CEO Richard Arnold with a shortlist of potential replacements for Cristiano Ronaldo and Edinson Cavani, who are both expected to leave Old Trafford in the summer.