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Vladimir Putin bathes in blood from the antlers of Siberian red deer to stop himself ageing. The brutal practice is thought to improve men’s libido and keep them looking young.Deer farmer Ludmila Korotkhih said: “It’s not a drug.

Vladimir Putin's latest threat of nuclear Armageddon has been described as a "hissy fit" by a defence expert after the Russian despot was not invited to the Queen's funeral. This morning (Wednesday, September 21) Putin announced the "partial mobilisation" of some 300,000 reservists in what was a major escalation of his invasion of Ukraine.

Queen's funeral from "serious" threats, a world-leading security expert has said.The eyes of the world will be on Westminster Abbey ahead of the funeral of Her Majesty The Queen starting at 11am.Heads of state, prime ministers, presidents, royalty and other officials are in London – as well as hundreds of thousands of mourners – to pay their final respects to the-late monarch who died earlier this month (September 8) at the age of 96. READ MORE: Wetherspoons to open some pubs at 5am for Queen's funeral - find out if yours is on list The high profile nature of the event has seen the Government direct the vast majority of the country's security and police forces to the capital to protect the event, with a so-called "ring of steel" now in force around the Abbey.Representatives of the police emergency services and intelligence agencies such as GCHQ and MI5 have gathered in a Special Operations Room in Lambeth to coordinate the "extraordinary" security operation - the largest the Metropolitan Police has ever conducted.Professor Anthony Glees exclusively told Daily Star how jihadists, "fruitcakes" and Extinction Rebellion members pose a risk today, while a lack of police outside the capital could could make areas outside of London vulnerable.The University of Buckingham professor, who specialises in intelligence-led security policies and practices, exclusively told the Daily Star: “This will be a security nightmare, of course, with all our spooks and cops involved 24/7.“(Met Police chief) Sir Mark Rowley is a very safe pair of hands, and highly regarded, and our name would be mud if anything happened - so it can't."There will be a severe lack of cops and yellow jackets outside of London and Windsor but even crooks respect the

With Russia invading Ukraine, the world's attention turns to that of nuclear war.

Russia or it could be the “end of our security” after Vladimir Putin’s troops attacked Ukraine, a security expert has warned. The Russian President launched his attack on the neighbouring country in the early hours causing death and destruction.Mr Putin announced the action during a televised address early on Thursday morning by saying the move was a response to threats from Ukraine.He then issued a warning to other countries that any attempt to interfere with the Russian action would lead to “consequences they have never seen”.Security expert Professor Anthony Glees believes Mr Putin’s threat was regarding nuclear weapons and that it “might be Ukraine today but could be all of us tomorrow”.He told the Daily Star: “No one in their right mind wants a nuclear war but it is possible, and i say this in all seriousness, that Putin may not be in his right mind, to me he looks demented.“To me he may even be drugged I don’t know but he has threatened us with nuclear war this morning and we must show that we are not going to back off, because if we do back off, it is effectively the end of NATO and the end of our security.”Reports across Ukraine have seen airstrikes cause destruction as well as reports of troops on the ground, including in the exclusion zone in Chernobyl.

Euro 2020 could lead to a booze-filled ‘bonkfest’ that could increase the spread of Covid, a security expert has claimed.The risk will be worth it according to Professor Anthony Glees, who said people have been “cooped up” for too long during a series of lockdowns with Brits in need of the “release”.The tournament, which has been delayed by a year thanks to the pandemic, kicked off in earnest yesterday with London’s iconic Wembley Stadium operating at 25% for England’s fixtures against Croatia, Scotland and the Czech Republic.Professor Glees, of the University of Buckingham, said: “There are going to be security worries about behaviour that will go well beyond the ‘letting your hair down’.“Lots of booze, white powders of all kinds, leading

Euro 2020 could be a "free-for-all of booze, sex and violence" if it goes ahead with fans this summer, a security expert has claimed.