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Ukraine last night.Emergency services in the Ukrainian city of Dnipro reported three explosions in the early hours of Friday morning, leaving at least one dead.Targets for shelling included a children's nursery, a block of flats and a shoe factory.This is a breaking news story and is constantly being updated.Please refresh the page regularly to get the latest updates. Reporters working on dailystar.co.uk will be working to source the latest information, reaction, pictures and video related to this story.

Chelsea are set to lose out to their Big Six rivals in the race to sign two academy targets after billionaire owner Roman Abramovich was hit by sanctions from the UK government.Sanctions against Abramovich were announced on Thursday morning which confirmed his assets had been frozen under the ‘ Russia Regulations’ ruling, blocking any potential sale of the club after the Russian billionaire, 55, had put Chelsea up for sale.The Blues chief was one of seven oligarchs to have sanctions placed on them by ministers on Thursday morning amid the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine — bringing the overall tally to more than 200 individuals and entities.Chelsea have been given a special licence to continue day-to-day operations by the government but cannot earn any income, with ticket sales and club merchandise suspended until the sanctions are lifted.They have also been prevented from signing or selling new players, which could affect their summer transfer plans and wide-ranging recruitment for their highly-renowned academy setup at Cobham.According to The Daily Mail, the Blues have seen their rivals swoop on two academy players that they had been in talks to sign before the sanctions were placed upon Abramovich.There are understood to be ‘at least two players’ who were on the verge of signing with the west London club, but are now securing moves elsewhere.Worse yet, Chelsea look resigned to losing out on future talents to their Big Six rivals after catching wind of the deals that collapsed.HAVE YOUR SAY: What do you make of the decision to sanction Roman Abramovich? Comment below.The club are not only facing frustration in their attempts to sign new players, but they could also lose up to three key members of Thomas Tuchel’s

There has been some controversy surrounding the comments that Prince William made this week while visiting the Ukrainian Cultural Centre in London.

Sofia Richie unveiled her new hair transformation as she took to Instagram Stories on Thursday to reveal that she dyed her brunette tresses blonde.The 23-year-old influencer showed off her brand new golden locks - which were parted in the middle and curled into loose waves - in a mirror selfie snapped on her iPhone.'Brunette no more,' she wrote on the photo, which appeared to be taken in a bathroom. Blondie:Sofia Richie, 23, unveiled her new hair transformation as she took to Instagram Stories on Thursday to reveal that she dyed her brunette tresses blondeThe youngest daughter of singer Lionel Richie andDiane Alexander - and the sister of television personality Nicole Richie - sported a fresh face in the snap, showing off her flawless skin.

A Sesame Street legend has passed away.

, has died. He was 81.Delgado died on Thursday in New York City, Sesame Workshop confirmed in a statement posted to Twitter.«Sesame Workshop mourns the passing of Emilio Delgado, known the world over for his role as Luis on.

Holly Scarfone, the 23-year-old model whom Scott Disick, 38, has been romancing in recent weeks, soaked up the sun in Malibu, California on a day last week. The gorgeous brunette was pictured living her best life on the beach in a black thong bikini. Her sexy beach attire was a two-piece swimsuit with loose straps that showcased her incredible figure. Holly walked through the sand, and at one point, she pulled up her long, luscious hair as she soaked her ankles in the water.

BBC News at 10pm have raised their concerns on social media after the channel aired footage of dead bodies in the streets amid Russia's invasion on Ukraine. During the news bulletin, the BBC included a sequence that saw the reporter Quentin Sommerville walking amongst dead bodies piled up in the snow in Ukraine's second-biggest city Kharkiv.In shocking scenes, the camera panned around the reporter who can be heard commenting as he walks through the bloodshed consisting of defaced dead bodies.

The Duke of Hastings still has it! Regé-Jean Page proved that he is still the most dapper of them all, as he stepped out Wednesday night with girlfriend Emily Brown. The “Bridgerton” star and soccer player’s latest outing at the Dunhill Pre-BAFTA filmmaker’s dinner and party was enough to make Lady Whistledown run to the printing press.

Ashley Judd is sharing new details about her near-death experience while in the Congolese rainforest.

Khloé Kardashian has thoughts about the criticism of whether or not she and her family are promoting unrealistic beauty standards and body ideals.

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic“Silence. Darkness.” Those two words appear up front in most of Neil Labute’s stageplays, though his latest feature, “House of Darkness,” opens with a more playful “Once Upon a Time …” The film — Labute’s first in a bumpy seven-year stretch since “Dirty Weekend,” during which the provocateur was abruptly dropped by longtime Off Broadway partner MCC Theater — starts out as a standard hookup scenario and twists into edgier, potentially supernatural “Promising Young Woman” territory.

Marvel movie. You’re working long hours and barely have time to shop for groceries or get in any exercise, let alone do yardwork or socialize.

Emilio Delgado, the actor whose decades-long portrayal of Sesame Street‘s fix-it shop owner Luis Rodriguez endeared him to generations of young viewers and was a pioneering force in TV’s depiction of Mexican-Americans, died in New York City today just more than two years after being diagnosed with the blood cancer multiple myeloma. He was 81.

Grammy-winning rapper Cardi B has reportedly dropped out of her starring role as an undercover small-time crook in Paramount Pictures comedy Assisted Living one week before production was set to start in New York.The reason behind the Bronx-born 29-year-old's abrupt exit is that she feels 'overextended' with her busy schedule, an insider told Deadline on Thursday.Thembi Banks (Love Life, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Work in Progress) was set to make her feature directorial debut with the $30M budget movie penned by This Is Us writer Kay Oyegun, and they're hoping to regroup later this year. Nevermind! Grammy-winning rapper Cardi B has reportedly dropped out of her starring role as an undercover small-time crook in Paramount Pictures comedy Assisted Living one week before production was set to start in New York (pictured March 2) Too much on her plate: The reason behind the Bronx-born 29-year-old's abrupt exit is that she feels 'overextended' with her busy schedule, an insider told Deadline on ThursdayIn it, Cardi's (born Belcalis Almánzar) character Amber is wrongly accused of a crime and she dons old lady prosthetics to hide out in her grandmother's retirement home.The Cardi Tries star previously confirmed her involvement with Assisted Living on January 14, 2021 by retweeting @hosthetics' post: 'WAP = working at Paramount.' Last year, Cardi portrayed Leysa - a woman who shares history with Vin Diesel's street racer character - in Justin Lin's dismally-reviewed action flick F9, which amassed $726.2M at the global box office.The former stripper also had a small role as Diamond in Lorene Scafaria's 2019 crime dramedy Hustlers, which amassed $157.6M at the box office and scored 87% on Rotten Tomatoes.

told TMZ that her husband had been battling blood cancer for the past few years and died surrounded by his family in NYC. The Post has reached out to his rep for confirmation.Delgado — also a stage actor who appeared in several productions of “Sesame Street” — was reportedly working up until his death in a theater run of “Quixote Nuevo.” The Mexican American actor first became a household name playing Luis — the singing owner of the neighborhood “Fix-It Shop” — on the long-running children’s television show in 1971.He remained on the series until 2016 but continued making appearances at conventions for the show.

Emilio Delgado, known as Luis on “Sesame Street”, has died at 81.

Charmed is coming back!

Jeremy Kyle guest Steve Dymond said he hoped the ITV show 'is so happy now' in the final messages he sent to his fiancée before he tragically died.Steve sadly took his own life after appeared on the Jeremy Kyle Show in a bid to prove to his partner Jane Callaghan he didn't cheat on her. The ex-TV show guest passed away seven days after appearing on the Jeremy Kyle Show in 2019 - having failed a lie detector test on the episode which never aired.Now, Steve's alleged haunting final messages have been shared in a powerful Channel 4 documentary, called Jeremy Kyle: Death On Daytime.The two-part series features bombshell interviews with past guests and former employees, and is set to air at 9pm on Sunday (March 13) before concluding on Monday (March 14).It covers the downfall of the controversial daytime show which faced the axe in 2019 after 14 years on TV, following Steve's suicide.Jane Callaghan, Steve's fiancée, breaks down in the series as she opens up about Steve's death, and his time on the show.The heartbroken partner, 51, claimed the final messages she received from Steve, which allegedly offered damning statements on the ITV show and blamed it "for what happens now".She claims Steve's messages read: "I hope the Jeremy Kyle show is so happy now."They are responsible for what happens now,"It also included: "I hope this makes good ratings for them, "I bet they keep this quiet”Dymond's texts also insisted he never cheated on Jane, signing off: "Never never never did I cheat on you.

Jeremy Kyle has been labelled a 'bully' and "cult leader personality" in a new Channel 4 documentary.The explosive two-part series, called Jeremy Kyle: Death On Daytime, is set to air to Channel 4 at 9pm on Sunday (March 13).The shocking doc follows the downfall of Jeremy Kyle's controversial daytime chat show, which was axed after 14 years in 2019.Kyle's chat show was cancelled following the tragic death of ex-guest Steve Dymond, who took his own life after failing a lie detector test on the ITV show.In the documentary, former guests and anonymised ex-employees make claims about their experiences of working and appearing on the show.At the start of the first documentary, Kyle is described as a "cult leader personality", and later on it's claimed he "bullied" a former show guest, Kristie Bishop.One ex-employee claimed they were drawn to Jeremy's 'cult-like' persona at first.An employee claimed: "I was a massive Jeremy Kyle fan. I never missed an episode and he just had this overwhelming charisma.

Jeremy Kyle Show workers have claimed they 'weren't allowed to eat' until they booked guests on the disgraced ITV show.It comes in an explosive new two-part Channel 4 documentary, called Jeremy Kyle: Death On Daytime, which is set to air at 9pm on Sunday (March 13).The bombshell series makes claims about the controversial daytime show, which was cancelled in 2019 after 14 years on air.The show was axed following the tragic death of ex-guest Steve Dymond, who took his own life after failing a lie detector test on the show.The bombshell doc features interviews with previous show guests and former workers who make claims about their experience on the programme.In the documentary, former staff claimed they "exploited", "used" and "manipulated" during their time on the programme.The two ex-workers, which included producers responsible for booking guests onto the show, had their identities protected by actors as they slammed the show in the documentary.One ex-worker claimed "everybody was exploited without knowing it", explaining if you didn't go along with the way show bosses wanted to do things, they would be sacked from their jobs.Apparently, stressed staff would 'never leave their desks' and would end up working gruelling 14-15 hour days as they desperately tried to book guests onto the programme.One of the employees even claimed producers weren't allowed to eat until they booked guests onto the show, meaning they were left starving.The former staff also claimed they 'weren't equipped' to deal with guests' mental health issues, and allege they were forced to lie during mental health checks on guests in a bid to ensure they could book them for the show.Despite the hit reality show hosting a whopping 20,000 guests during its