SNP MP Amy Callaghan back on frontline with first Commons appearance since stroke

Russian troops are running short on supplies because over-optimistic commanders expected to seize Ukraine in three days, sources in Ukraine are reporting. A news alert from Russian newspaper Pravda, citing a report from the Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) read: "Putin expected to seize Ukraine in three days.

Norwich City head coach Daniel Farke has become the second manager to recently quit managing a Russian Premier League.The German boss has left side Krasnodar, who he joined in January, despite not even presiding over a game. The 45-year-old is the second manager to leave his post in Russia in a matter of days following the country’s invasion of Ukraine.

Reddit users questioned whether the unusual live stream was actually for people with a sleeping fetish. Posting on Reddit, the anonymous bloke said: “Local job ads are getting weird .”Attached was a photo of a poster taped to a glass window.It said: “Sleeping person needed!“Looking for somebody to love stream sleeping overnight on my Instagram.“If Interested please call or text – thanks.”Hundreds of people liked the post but some commented on the advert being a little fishy.One poster said: “People don't usually advertise their fetishes so publicly and identifiably.“I’m sort of curious about whether this is completely innocent or even worse than it sounds.“Somnophilia - it's a fetish where people get sexually excited by watching others sleep.“I think it's also known as Sleeping Beauty syndrome.”But, others weren’t upset by the ad and fancied the job themselves.Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter A commenter noted: “There’s a job where I could easily put overtime in.”“I'm chuffed theres a job I'm qualified for,” added another.While a third wrote: “I’ll be clocking in for that shift shortly.”But, another pointed out that the poster could be an old stunt pulled by prankster Oobah Butler who advertised for a sleeping person just to see if he would get any replies!Fun fact: he did get a genuine reply to the advert!

“We all need to cling on to as many joyful happy things as possible.“Looking at real and lovely images help us realise that there is still so much good in the world xx.”Other users were quick to jump on to the post and echo the same sentiments. @Twiggslane wrote: “I think Amanda and her lovely family are a tonic xx.” @Carr56_andrew said: “I agree with the last message you really help with my mental health love all the photos and videos.” @Nellybucket commented: “A truly wonderful, amazing family.

Russian tanks.The brave civilian was seen in a town square flying two huge Ukrainian flags right in front of rows of Russian military personnel with tanks and rifles. The near-deserted square was the stage for a one-man protest as the brave Ukrainian flew the two flags in defiance of the recently invading Russian forces, almost a week after the invasion of Ukraine.

Now that the COVID-19 rules have officially relaxed, weddings are well and truly back on. But have the wedding trends changed over the past 2 years? You can find out here. It’s safe to say not everyone is up for a traditional wedding anymore, especially with thousands of weddings being restricted to just family members over the pandemic.

Boris Johnson has been asked why he has not yet imposed any sanctions on Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich over his alleged "links" to the Kremlin.The Russian billionaire bought Chelsea from Ken Bates in 2003 and has since invested heavily to bring in a golden era of success at Stamford Bridge.Johnson is now facing mounting calls to sanction Abramovich, though, including from Labour leader Keir Starmer, who pressed the Prime Minister during PMQs on Wednesday in the House of Commons.Abramovich is understood to have put Chelsea up for sale as he looks to sell his UK assets following Russia's invasion of Ukraine last week.Speaking in Parliament on Wednesday, Starmer questioned the Prime Minister as he exclaimed: "We must stand up to Putin and those who prop up his regime."Roman Abramovich is the owner of Chelsea FC and various other high-value assets in the UK.“He’s a person of interest to the Home Office because of his links to the Russian state and his public association with corrupt activity and practices.“Last week the Prime Minister said Abramovich is facing sanctions. He later corrected the record to say he isn’t.

BBC One high-school drama, including causing the death of his best friend Adam Deardon, before he went on to marry his childhood sweetheart Chlo Grainger.And it appears as though the 33-year-old isn’t the only one who is returning to his old stomping ground as he joins the show alongside blonde bombshell Katie Griffiths who will also be starring as her former character. But there are a few new faces on the block and one of them is none other than the Emmerdale star’s nieces Scarlett Thomas which he excitedly announced last month on This Morning.

Bob Saget’s wife Kelly Rizzo is getting candid about the grief she’s experiencing nearly two months after losing her beloved husband. On Tuesday, the Eat Travel Rock blogger took to Instagram Story and posted a series of videos where she described how the millions of tributes honoring the late "Full House" star have helped her cope. The actor passed away on Jan.

Moon shared by Russia and China. The two countries signed a memorandum of understanding for the joint construction of a lunar space station, on Tuesday, March 9, Russia's space agency Roscosmos said in a statement.

Piers Morgan is the cocky, sometimes brutal face of journalism.

Boris Johnson slowly eases coronavirus restrictions. As parents sent their children back to their classrooms, we thought it would be right to test their knowledge on simple questions.

This is the emotional moment a mother and daughter were finally allowed to hold hands after six months apart.

direct to your inboxThe first changes to the lockdown in England are in force from today.Boris Johnson unveiled the government's roadmap to 'cautiously' easing lockdown restrictions amid the success of the coronavirus vaccine programme.Step one from March 8 was given the green light after four tests required to proceed were met.These include: the vaccine deployment programme continues successfully; evidence shows vaccines are sufficiently effective in reducing hospitalisations and deaths in those vaccinated; infection rates do not risk a surge in hospitalisations which would put unsustainable pressure on the NHS; the assessment of the risks is not fundamentally changed by new variants.In total, there are four stages to the roadmap which

The Sunday Telegraph. "I think it would be amazing to have beavers and wildcats on my land." In October Boris Johnson actually gave his father, Stanley, a family of beavers for the river that runs through his Exmoor estate.

Chris Whitty has barely been off our screens since the pandemic started.

Lord Dunlop, who also advised Theresa May when she was Prime Minister, added that Unionists should not bank on the “Salmond imbroglio” bailing them out.Recent opinion polls have shown the SNP are on course to win an outright majority at the Holyrood election in May.If she is returned as First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon will demand the UK Government agree to a second independence referendum.However, Boris Johnson has ruled out supporting indyref2 and senior Tories are wanting a strategy to counter the threat they believe is posed by the SNP.Lord Dunlop advised Cameron as PM and also undertook a review on the UK Government capability on the Union for his successor.

polarised opinions about Wales’ future,He spoke as a new poll showed a dramatic rise in support for Welsh independence to nearly 40 per cent.Drakeford said: “I do think the effect of the pandemic and the last 12 months has been to polarise opinion in Wales about the way it should be governed.“What we have to do – to quote a Conservative member of the Senedd, David Melding – is we have to recognise that the union as it is, is over.

Big summer weddings are set to come 'roaring back', Boris Johnson has declared.

coronavirus pandemic. Prime Minister Boris Johnson said: “I want generation rent to become generation buy and these 95 per cent mortgage guarantees help to deliver this promise.

Young first-time buyers will be given a boost in next week's budget by the return of 95% mortgages.