Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Issue Statement on Russian Invasion: ‘We Stand With the People of Ukraine’

The Queen is really "desperate" to meet her great granddaughter Lilibet, and grandson Prince Harry, 37, and Meghan Markle's second child, according to claims from a royal author.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, 40, gave their child a great honour by naming her after her great-grandmother the Queen. But sadly, despite baby Lili being born last June 4, the 95 year old monarch still hasn't had the opportunity to meet her yet given the couple now permanently reside in Montecito, California. It is believed that Princess Eugenie, 31, is the only royal to have made the trip across the pond to America.

Seven Ukrainian filmmakers, who are remaining in the country as Russia continues its invasion, have spoken out about their experiences on the front line of the war in their country. Directors Valentyn Vasyanovych, Roman Bondarchuk, Nariman Aliev, Maryna Er Gorbach , Antonio Lukich, Alina Gorlova and producer Darya Bassel have all called upon the international film and television community to issue cultural sanctions against Russia.

Independent Spirit Awards co-hosts Nick Offerman and Megan Mullally joined the numerous Hollywood celebrities showing their support for Ukraine amid Russia's invasion of the country.  During the award show on Sunday, Mullally stated: "I think we speak for everyone here when we say that we are hoping for a quick, peaceful resolution. Specifically, f--k off and go home Putin!" "We hope Putin f---s off and goes home, and to that end let’s all join together with a Spirit Awards salute to Putin," Offerman added, according to Variety.  Per the outlet, the married co-hosts then flipped the bird to the camera.

Vladmir Putin's forces have been destroyed by the Ukrainian resistance and Russia could lose the war, a top UK admiral has said.

It’s a nerve racking for anyone the first time you meet your new in-laws, but when the family you’re being introduced to is the Royal family, the prospect is even more daunting. It was 2016 when Meghan first began started dating Prince Harry, after being introduced by a friend, Misha Nonoo.

TV channels and streaming services to broadcast harrowing footage from the war in Ukraine.The hackers previously declared a "cyber war" against Vladimir Putin's country when his forces first crossed the Ukrainian border. Taking to Twitter yesterday evening they posted footage of the alleged attack on Russian TV, alongside a caption which read: "The hacking collective #Anonymous today hacked into the Russian streaming services Wink and Ivi (like Netflix) and live TV channels Russia 24, Channel One, Moscow 24 to broadcast war footage from #Ukraine.

Caprice Bourret has taken a stand against Russia's president Vladimir Putin as she posed fully naked on Instagram, with an anti-war sign painted on her body.The former model has never been camera-shy and she flexed her modelling skills in her latest post as she shared an important message to her fans.The 50 year old got fans talking with her post, which included six snaps of her posing completely naked on her Instagram account.In the first shot, the American businesswoman could be seen posing with her back to the camera, holding her middle fingers up - as a message to the brutal Russian President.

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle shook the world when they sat down for their explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey on March 7 last year.In the bare-all talk, they made a number of bombshell remarks about their life in the Royal Family and some family members themselves, including Kate Middleton.Since the historic TV moment, ITV legend Lorraine Kelly has made a number of comments about the royal couple, and she certainly hasn't held back.On the anniversary of the infamous Oprah chat, Daily Star has rounded up ITV favourite Lorraine's brutally honest takes on Harry and Meghan.Lorraine weighed in on the Duke and Duchess' chat on social media, and she clearly wasn't fond of it.She called the tell-all interview a "sad" and "unnecessary" affair in front of her 686,000 followers.The ITV host also believed neither party would come out well from the interview.Replying to a tweet about the upcoming exclusive, she wrote: "I don’t think either side is going to come out of this well."All so unnecessary and actually rather sad."The Scottish presenter went all in when she blasted Harry and Meghan's Lifetime movie.Escaping The Palace depicts Harry and Meghan's Oprah chat, meant as a sequel to A Royal Romance and Becoming Royal, which both starred different actors as the titular characters.However, Lorraine ripped into the film when she watched a trailer for the flick on her ITV show.Biting her lip, she said: "Oh god love them.

Ukrainian forces are 'decimating' their Russian counterparts as Vladimir Putin's invasion is 'failing under pressure', says one of the UK's top admirals.Chief of the Defence Staff Admiral Sir Tony Radakin insisted that the Ukraine war is "not going well" for Russia's president, faced with an "incredibly complex" situation. As Putin vows to press on with his internationally condemned "special military operation", Ukrainian officials claimed today to have killed over 11,000 Russian troops and taken out 290 tanks, 46 aircraft and 999 armoured personal carriers so far.

Prince Harry after suggesting he was “slightly navel-gazing” during an awards speech. They added the 'Hollywood' aspect of it made it seem "insensitive".

Megan Mullally and Nick Offerman had a blunt message for Russian President Vladimir Putin while hosting the Independent Spirit Awards Sunday, saying 'F*** off and go home Putin.'The married couple, hosting the awards at the Santa Monica Pier in Santa Monica, California, referred to the ongoing Russian invasion of the Ukraine as they spoke to the crowd.Offerman, 51, said they wanted to send their 'best wishes to those affected by the war in Ukraine and all unjust conflicts around the world.' The latest: Nick Offerman, 51, and Megan Mullally, 63, had a blunt message for Russian President Vladimir Putin while hosting the Independent Spirit Awards Sunday at the Santa Monica Pier in Santa Monica, California. Mullally said, 'F*** off and go home Putin'Mullally, 63, added, 'I think we speak for everyone here when we say we are hoping for a quick and peaceful resolution - specifically, f*** off and go home Putin,' which garnered a spirited reaction from the crowd.'That is the quick and peaceful resolution we're talking about,' Offerman said.

Zack Sharf Independent Spirit Awards hosts Megan Megan and Nick Offerman took a brief moment during the awards ceremony to show support to Ukraine and tell Russian president Vladimir Putin to “fuck off.” The 2022 Spirit Awards took place in Santa Monica, California as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continued overseas. Mullally and Offerman wished those in Ukraine “best wishes.”“I think we speak for everyone here when we say that we are hoping for a quick, peaceful resolution,” Mullally said.

World War Three and nuclear war fears have been escalating since Russia invaded Ukraine. Vladimir Putin 's military is known for showing off the force of its weapons of mass destruction which has left the world fearing the outbreak of nuclear warfare.

Olympic gold medal-winning rhythmic gymnast Alina Kabaeva is rumoured to be the woman behind Russian president Vladimir Putin - and he is said to be hiding her and their four children.Kabaeva, now 38, who won bronze in all-around at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney and gold in the same category at the 2004 Athens games, has rarely been seen in public since their relationship began.Having been engaged to David Museliani, a police officer, until their 2005 split, reports in recent years suggest that she is rumoured to be the long-term partner of Putin - and that they share four kids.Amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Putin is said to have 'hidden' Kabaeva and their offspring in Switzerland in a bid to keep them safe from the conflict.Page Six report that Kabaeva is 'hiding in Switzerland with their four young children' which include their 7-year-old twin daughters who were born in the country.The report adds that Putin's four children with Kabaeva all have Swiss passports. He also has adult daughters Maria and Katerina with ex-wife Lyudmila Putina.

Netflix is no longer serving customers in Russia amid the Ukraine invasion ordered by Vladimir Putin.

Meghan Markle showed her confidence and independence with her four-word reply to Prince Charles, experts have said.

Ukraine.Kuliak ended up winning bronze in the parallel bars, but ironically lost out to Ukraine's Kovtun Illia, who won gold.The 'Z' has recently morphed into a symbol of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and pro-Putin politicians and influencers have been spotted wearing it on their clothes and pro-invasion demonstrators have been waving flags bearing the letter.It stands for 'Za pobedy', which means 'For the victory', and has been plastered all over Russian tanks.It's understood that 'Z' merchandise is being sold via the Kremlin-funded RT.Russian teams and athletes have faced universal scrutiny ever since Vladimir Putin's forces invaded Ukraine last month, with many of them being prevented from competing.On Saturday, Russian Formula One driver Nikita Mazepin was released by Haas, despite initially being given assurances of his place on the team if he competed under a neutral flag.Football has also begun a major crackdown, with the Russian national team banned from playing at the World Cup, and Russian club sides booted out of European competitions.Russian and Belorussian athletes have also been banned form the Paralympic Games.Should all Russian athletes be banned from sport until the war ends? Let us know what you think in the comments section below...It comes as Russia's invasion intensifies, with forces destroying Ukrainian port city Mariupol and seizing the largest nuclear power plant in Europe.Putin continues to insist that Russia is not bombing Ukrainian cities, despite an overwhelming amount of evidence proving the opposite.

An independent Scotland would be better off staying out of the NATO military alliance, the Scottish Greens have said.

Ukraine. Russia began their invasion of Ukraine 11 days ago, and according to reports, it is unlikely to cease any time soon.

Vladimir Putin's troop in the city of Melitopol, south of the country.They sing the Ukrainian national anthem and shout "go home"; some yell "glory to Ukraine" and "death to the enemy".Some Russian soldiers are seen firing automatic rifles above the people's heads in a desperate bid to disperse the crowd but they are forced to retreat.The furious locals also marched to the roads, stopping an armoured vehicle by attempting to push it back.In another video, a Russian grandpa living in Melitopol told off the Russian troops as he expressed his disgust of their behaviour.He yelled at them: "What the f*** are you doing here? I am Russian too but I live in this state."Andrei Illarionov, ex-advisor to Russian President Vladimir Putin has revealed the 'only way' the 'calculated' leader can be stopped in his war on Ukraine.Want all the latest shocking news and views from all over the world straight into your inbox?We've got the best royal scoops, crime dramas and breaking stories - all delivered in that Daily Star style you love.Our great newsletters will give you all you need to know, from hard news to that bit of glamour you need every day. They'll drop straight into your inbox and you can unsubscribe whenever you like.You can sign up here - you won't regret it...He believed that the Russian leader can only be defeated with "resistance" as already demonstrated by Ukraine.The former aide also described Putin as being "concentrated", "calculated", and "persistent".But other world leaders have begun to question Putin's mental state as they described his actions in the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine war as "erratic".Intelligence reports from the Pentagon suggested Putin is "dying in agony from terminal bowel cancer".For more

Stevie Wonder has spoken out in support of the Ukraine, which he says is “in a battle for the soul of the world” due to it ongoing conflict with Russia.In a video statement shared on Friday (March 4), the Motown legend condemned Russia’s “evil” invasion and called for people to rise up in order to “prevent World War III”.“Can we survive if Ukraine does not? That is the question that all of us should ask,” Wonder began. “Are we surprised that the forces of evil are alive and aggressive in today’s world? I’m not surprised, and you shouldn’t be either. I write and sing about it because I can feel it. You should know about it because you can see, unless you have a blind eye to it and don’t want to do anything about it, you should see it.”“This is not just a Ukrainian war,” he continued.