Survivalist creates 'nuclear war survival kit' including pickaxe and foil blankets

Strictly live tour and went public with their relationship earlier this year.The pair continue to gush over each other on social media after Maisie was spotted with a ring on her wedding finger, but the former EastEnders actress seemed to put an end to the rumours on a recent shopping trip.Maisie regularly posts pictures of herself on Instagram, in view of her one million followers, with her biggest supporter Max always leaving compliments.The actress posted three snaps this week of herself sipping on a smoothie in casual wear, including ear muffs, a puffer coat and grey sweat shorts.Maisie sat with her leg up, showing off her toned pins, while also posing differently in each snap, leaving the caption: "Smoothie criminal."Max was one of the first to compliment his partner, leaving the message: "My little princess… love you x."This comes as the pair fuelled engagement rumours after Maisie was seen with a band on her wedding finger during a romantic getaway last month.The pair were sat on an open-top bus as the soap star posed with her arm affectionately draped over his shoulder.Maisie was beaming as she posed wearing large shades and a leopard print fitted dress, while Max went more casual in a white polo and fitted trousers.However, Maisie quashed engagement rumours last week when she was pictured without a ring at a newsagent in Wimbledon.She caught the eye in a vibrant ensemble, donning a hot pink tracksuit paired with black Crocs.Max also kept things casual as he sported a plain white T-shirt and taupe jogging bottoms with a gilet and beanie hat.Neither of the stars has confirmed fans’ theories about an engagement, but that hasn’t stopped the rumour mill.Express.co.uk has contacted Maisie Smith and Max George's

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Stacey Dooley, 35, is expecting her first baby with Kevin Clifton, 40, and is believed to be due in February.The couple got together following her split from Sam Tucknott after winning Strictly Come Dancing four years ago. Back in August, she announced she was pregnant and gave fans a glimpse of her blossoming bump.Earlier this year, Stacey said she wasn't in a rush to marry Kevin despite previous engagement rumours.She spilled: “People ask me this in every single interview I do."I’m not desperate to get married but if I am, you will be the first to know. Joan Collins, 89, almost unrecognisable in huge hair transformation"Of course, it [marriage] works for some people but it’s not something that I need.”Shortly after going public with their relationship, they moved into a house together in London.Praising her partner, she said she was "very fortunate" to have an "incredible" man by her side.She added to PA: "If I’m at work and I call him and it’s silly o’clock, we’ll have a bit of a debrief and he’s very patient.

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Vladimir Putin could order a nuclear strike on Ukraine are drowning among Western leaders. The UK's Defence Secretary Ben Wallace was in Washington this week to discuss this issue, and Armed Forces Minister James Heappey, told Sky News that the topics covered at the meeting were "beyond belief".

World War III beginning.Situated in a Yorkshire field, the former Royal Observation Corps bunker off New Road, Badsworth, near Pontefract, had a guide price that started off at £18,000, Yorkshire Live reported.During the Cold War between the United States of America and the Soviet Union, the observation station was filled by by ROC volunteers who were instructed with the task of spotting enemy aircraft that would fly over Britain.READ MORE: Surviving nuclear war in UK - estate agent shows map of safest places outside blast zoneAccording to estate agent Brown & Co, the station had no telephone but was linked to the UK Warning and Monitoring Organisation (UKWMO) headquarters and other UKWMO posts in the same "cluster".Visible from New Road, ROC volunteers would unlock the surface hatch and force open the trapdoor and go down six metres (20ft) into the subterranean chamber.

Vladimir Putin could be planning to detonate a nuclear weapon over the Black Sea.UK Defence Secretary Ben Wallace is currently in Washington for crisis talks with his US counterparts amid fears that Putin is readying a chilling show of force.

Vladimir Putin will plunge the nation into nuclear war.Putin and Russia have warned the West that their interference in their conflict with Ukraine will result in the unleashing of weapons of mass destruction which would result in global chaos.As experts have urged the world to be prepared for the possibility of nuclear war, the Russian elite have created a way out for themselves in the form of top-secret bunkers being built.READ MORE: Russian 'zombie ghost tank' kept moving in circles after crew wiped out by UkraineRussia has a total of 16,448 nuclear bomb shelters, according to the country’s Accounts Chamber, which were mostly built during the Cold War in the 1960s.However, the chamber was dissatisfied with the quality of the bunkers after complaining six years ago that 95% of them not in a fit state for use, as well as the bunkers being illegally privatised.NTV channel recently highlighted the rush towards private bunkers for those who can afford them as it reported that: "20-to-30 bunkers are bought in Moscow each week, and the trend is increasing".A report described the bunkers as "black cubes wrapped in polyethylene, buried 12ft underground" but are able to sustain an "eight or nine" magnitude earthquake.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.The report said: "Some customers are afraid that soon it will be hot.

Elon Musk has made a grim prediction about the escalating violence in Ukraine, saying Vladimir Putin could soon be preparing for nuclear warfare after he allegedly spoke to the Russian President. His doomsday musings came after he shared a poll on Twitter at the start of the month, proposing what he thinks is a good plan to restore peace in Ukraine.

READ MORE Leeds city centre fire: Huge blaze sees 'explosions' reported and 'pubs evacuated' It has been revealed that the aircrafts involved will include high-tech fighter jets and U.S. B-52 long-range bombers.Despite recent tensions, the routine exercise is not "linked to current world events", according to NATO.It comes after Vladimir Putin threatened that direct clashes with his country would result in a "global catastrophe."The alliance have issued a statement online which confirmed the drills will not involve live weapons, reports Daily Mail. Spokesperson Oana Lungescu said the practice aims to ensure that NATO's nuclear deterrent "remains safe, secure and effective."It has been reported that the drills will take place in Belgium and will involve 14 countries.

Russian military forces are expected to continue with pre-planned nuclear testing at the same time as similar NATO drills are expected. NATO announced on Friday the launch of its annual "Steadfast Noon" exercise on Monday.The drill involving 14 countries is expected to mobilize approximately 60 aircraft in regions near the United Kingdom, Belgium, and the North Sea.

Vladimir Putin insisted he's "not bluffing" when it comes to threatening the Western world with using nuclear weapons.Russia is expected to soon carry out large-scale drills of its nuclear forces in a warning to the United States and its allies.Putin typically holds major annual nuclear exercises around this time of year, and US officials expect them perhaps in just days.READ MORE: Will Daily Star's 60p Tesco lettuce or PM Liz Truss last longer? Watch live feedMoscow's nuclear rhetoric has intensified following a successful counter-offensive by Ukraine's military over the past month.In recent weeks Putin has proclaimed the annexation of Ukrainian territories and threatened to defend Russian land with nuclear weapons.Nukes have only been used twice in warfare during in the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 but the death toll was terrifying with up to 226,000 people - mostly civilians - suffering a gruesome death.Although nukes are largely considered a deterrent, about 13,400 remain in our world today and there have been over 2,000 nuclear tests conducted to date.Nine countries are said to possess nuclear weapons; Russia, the US, China, France, UK, Pakistan, India, Israel and North Korea.During an explosion, those unfortunate enough to be within 7km of the blast site would be instantly vaporised and any life within 60km will risk suffering the deadly effects of radiation poisoning.There are two types of nuclear weapons; Fission (A-bombs) are the most basic type of nuclear weapon as used by the Americans on Japan.