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Ukrainian mums have created an organisation launching secret missions to save terrified kids hiding from Russian tanks. The Claw have already rescued a staggering 227 children from Ukraine's capital Kyiv as they take refuge in basements while Vladimir Putin's bombs rain down. The women have sneaked past Russian soldiers in woods, climbed through derelict buildings destroyed by shelling and frantically driven the kids to safety, reports the Mirror.

lingerie set as she announced the fashion collaboration to her 4.9 million Instagram followers.Iskra said: "Wasn’t sure if I’d ever model for another lingerie campaign but turns out it’s just the beginning @loungeunderwear."Ambition, confidence and the love of what you do doesn’t switch off the day you become a mum."Everything is still possible and you still deserve to go after it."Stay tuned for the campaign shoot it was surreal shooting with icons I’ve loved for years, like the incredible @camilacoelho who actually took some of these BTS (behind the scenes) pics for me."The curvy model's post garnered 160,000 likes and scores of positive comments.One responder gushed: "STUNNING! And congrats love! Love all of this and the caption is so on point."Thank you for the daily inspiration you bring into my life – as a mum but also as a woman."Another said: "Stunning and radiating confidence. So happy you are having fun."A third wrote: "Lady you are so gorgeous!"I love that you make curves look so beautiful and those of us with bodies like yours feel like having them isn't just OK but is completely fabulous."And a fourth added: "You are so inspiring."Iskra is known for her inspiring body positive posts.She recently stripped down to her undies to show off the "dimples" on her skin – and encouraged fans to do the same.

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An Airdrie woman’s heartfelt plea for baby boxes to send to assist refugees fleeing the war in Ukraine has received an “overwhelming” response with hundreds of donations flooding in from across Scotland in just three days.

Hollywood Arms. It was known to be one of Prince Harry's favourite pubs. To keep his visits there on the down low he was allowed access through a secret back door entrance.

The Duchess of Cambridge recently enjoyed a trip to a pub in London where she joined a host of other parents from her children's school. Kate, 40, headed to the Hollywood Arms in Chelsea along with parents of children who also attend Thomas's Battersea School, where Prince George, eight, and Princess Charlotte, six, both study.

A lad pointed a BB gun at a college student who had a ‘silly’ argument with his girlfriend before firing at him.

Kimberley Walsh has revealed that motherhood has made her bond with her soap star sisters Sally and Amy even stronger.The 40 year old is mum to three sons – Bobby, seven, Cole, five, and eight month old Nate – while her older sister Sally, 44, is mum to four boys herself. Former Girls Aloud singer Kimberley's youngest sister Amy, 34, recently welcomed her first child, daughter Bonnie Mae, with EastEnders star partner Toby Alexander-Smith.

Comedian Katherine Ryan has come under fire from mums after claiming her eight-month-old son is already potty trained.

Kimberley Walsh has opened up on how Morning Live's working mums will juggle to help each other out as the show moves to Manchester. It was announced last month that the new series of the BBC's morning show will be moving up north with female co-hosts Kimberley, 40, Kym Marsh, 45, Sam Quek, 33, and Sara Cox, 47, all set to host the show. And the former Girls Aloud singer – who his mum to sons Bobby, seven, Cole, five, and Nate, eight months – has now said the women will "help each other out" to make the move work.

Two frightened mums claim their young children were also targeted by men in a white van in Cumbernauld after an alleged attempted abduction in the town.

Lauren Goodger shared a post about motherhood, which touched on feeling “depressed” and “burnt out”, in an upload to her Instagram Stories on Thursday.The 35 year old gave birth to daughter Larose in July last year and recently announced that she is currently expecting her second child, after falling pregnant eight weeks after welcoming her first. Lauren opened up about her feelings in a quote which read: “Being a Mama is not easy. You still have to be a Mama when you're stressed, depressed, burnt out, crying and struggling.” While the post began with sounding off the difficulties of parenthood, it ended with an uplifting note to mums, saying: "Mothers are superhero's.

Last week, the ONS (Office for National Statistics) revealed that over half of women in UK (well just, it's 50.1%) haven't had a child by the time they reach their milestone 30th birthday. Back in 1941, it was just 17.9% who didn't. It's clear times are definitely changing and at a relatively fast pace.

Shoppers in Stirling were subjected to abuse during a “frightening” anti-vaccination rally that saw hundreds protesters make their way through the city in an “unauthorised procession” at the weekend, it has been claimed.

People have revealed the things their parents have done that messed them up.

Opening presents on Christmas morning is always fun, and we all spend months seeking out the perfect gifts for our loved ones. Wrapping presents however, isn't so fun.

who survived a traumatic birth in September, believes women shouldn’t forget to look after themselves too after having children.She told the Daily Star: “I don’t understand why so many mums look like s**t on Christmas day.“I think sometimes they forget it’s their Christmas too and it’s not just for the kids."Carla, 40, continued: “The ones I’m getting defensive about are the people who come in at me trolling and you go on their accounts and they look like s**t.“It’s like well you need a load of Botox, maybe a new set of knickers for your husband and then you wouldn’t be so jealous and maybe you will then get laid..."Maybe if they spiced it up a bit with new underwear they will have a nice sex life and they wouldn't be so worried about girls

Two heartbroken Scots mums are finding strength through each other as they face Christmas without their young sons.

Children in schools across the country could miss out on a popular festive tradition after members of an online parenting community called for it to be scrapped.Dressing up in glitzy jumpers - the bolder the better - has become part of end-of-term celebrations over recent years with children donning Santa, Rudolph elves and fairies to brighten up their festive classrooms and raise money for charity.But as we mark Christmas Jumper Day (Friday 10 December) members of Mumsnet say the annual fundraising event should be scrapped in schools amidst fears that it may create undue pressure for hard-up families.One member took to the website to raise the issue and share her concerns with other parents.She said: "I have been thinking about how tough

Louise Minchin had a message for her fellow middle-aged mums after she partied away her last night in I’m A Celeb : “We can still have a great time – let’s enjoy ourselves. ” The usually straight-laced former BBC breakfast host showed viewers her less serious side on the ITV show.

finally changing. In recent years, social media has become a more and more welcoming space for expectant and new mothers.