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Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has renewed calls for NATO to establish a no-fly zone in the face of the continuing Russian invasion, a flight of three cutting-edge F-35B Lightning stealth fighters has been spotted moving into RAF Marham in Norfolk.The fearsome war machines have a split personality. They can operate in a stealth configuration, holding bombs and missiles on the four weapons stations in its twin internal weapons bays.This maintains the aircraft’s low radar observability by keeping the bulky ordinance inside the plane’s radar-absorbent skin.But when stealth isn’t an issue, the F-35B can be configured into “beast mode,” with a staggering amount of ordinance mounted on its external weapons pylons.The two outboard weapon stations each can carry ordnance up to 1,500 lb (680 kg), allowing a Lightning in “beast mode” to carry precision ordinance such as the Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM), Paveway bombs, or the Joint Standoff Weapon (JSOW).The advanced fighter-bomber is ideally suited to carrier operations or forward operating bases, requiring a comparatively short 450-foot runway.The F-35B is a shade chubbier than the previous A-variant because it also incorporates a vertical takeoff and landing [VTOL] capability – something the RAF has lacked since the last Hawker Harriers were taken out of service a decade ago.The Lightning has a top speed of Mach 1.6 (over 1220mph) even with a full internal payload.

Treating herself! Meri Brown embarked on a solo road trip as tensions grow between Kody Brown and his spouses.

Dancing on Ice fans certainly do not miss a trick, that's for sure as they highlighted an awkward moment between hosts Holly Willoughby and Philip Schofield on-air.The pair seemed to get off to bad footing when Phillip attempted to hand over to his on-screen partner a tad too early on Sunday's show (February 27).Phillip had been chatting away to the contestants who had taken part in the prop-themed show when he blurted: "Over to Holly," which prompted a tense response.With his co-star not quite ready yet, she whispered in response: "No!"At this point the This Morning host noticed his slip up and averted to a clip of next weekend's programme instead.After the VT had rolled, Holly was spotted in the audience speaking with the friends and families of the celebrity contestants.Although Holly and Phil are absolute professionals on camera, not even the dynamic duo could gloss over the mishap, as fans raced to social media to call them out.One fan wrote: "Also the tiny '…no!' from Holly when Phil tried to pass to her at the wrong time."A second said: "Haha, even the veteran presenters can mess up sometimes!""Phil will be raging that Holly said no to him. She'll get sacked," added a third.While a fourth pointed out: "Feels like tension between Holly and Phil on Dancing on Ice.

spectre of war looms in Ukraine, there remains one piece of architecture in the eastern city of Donetsk that harks back to a much happier and more optimistic time. The Donbass Arena will be a familiar name to many football fans.

Why do we watch revenge movies? An often argued reason is catharsis. Revenge movies have a unique way of dredging up cultural anxieties and stabbing them in the back, so when the lights come up, we can feel safer about contemporary fears and issues.

JD Linville Keshet International and A Private View’s Flemish thriller “Storm Lara” answers the question: What happens when a suicidal caller interrupts a live late-night radio show? As it turns out, a lot. The 4×30’ series moves quickly, putting acerbic radio DJ Lara (Ella Leyers, “Professor T.”) to the test when her suicidal caller’s identity is revealed, and her son’s life becomes endangered. Wouter Hendrickx (“De Infiltrant”) co-stars as Lara’s radio producer Rafik in the Daan Gielis (“La Holandesa”) written and Kadir Ferati Balci (“Turquaze”) directed drama.The series launches at Berlinale 2022 in the Series Market Selects selection, noting increased market potential.

Dancing on Ice viewers thought they could see a little bit of tension between the judges during Sunday's episode on February 13.The remaining nine celebrities took to the ice during the fifth episode of the series to perform skate routines inspired by their favourite things.As Oti Mabuse, Ashley Banjo, Torvill and Christopher Dean sat on the judging panel during the episode, fans thought Jayne didn't seem happy.They took to social media to comment on her facial expressions when the camera was on her, with many saying she looked tense.One posted: "Jayne doesn’t look in a very good mood tonight."Another added: "JAYNE LOOKS PROPER P****D OFF TONIGHT."A third chipped in: "Jayne does not look happy tonight! When the camera isn't directly on her she looks really peed off."A fourth replied: "I thought the same. She doesn’t seem at all happy and seems really abrupt too."Fans were also left unhappy as Liberty Poole and Joe Johnson found themselves in the bottom two against Kye Whyte and Tippy Packard.The Love Island star became the fourth celebrity to be axed from the competition as the judges decided to send her home.Viewers were left seriously disappointed by the decision, despite Liberty falling over during her routine.Liberty, 22, fell into Joe's arms during the performance, with members of the audience heard gasping at the unfortunate tumble, but she soon recovered and managed to get 28 out of 40 from the judges before finding herself in the bottom two.As Liberty said her goodbyes, she told Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield: "Even though we had that fall tonight, these things happen on ice."I've honestly enjoyed every second and I'm proud of myself because I pushed myself this week.

THE tension shows on Vicky McClure’s face as she tries to defuse a bomb in a bag in Trigger Point. But Vicky, 38, who plays Met Police explosives expert Lana Washington, can celebrate off screen as the show is ITV’s highest ratings drama in a year — pulling in nearly 10million for its first episode.

Karen Idelson Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Jane Campion, Netflix’s award-winning Western “The Power of the Dog” is set in Montana in 1925. Campion assembled a crew of accomplished artisans to craft her stark vision of a cattle rancher, George Burbank (Jesse Plemons), who brings home a new wife, Rose (Kirsten Dunst), only to have his brother Phil (Benedict Cumberbatch) mock and taunt her.These four featurettes explore the artistry behind the film’s cinematography, production design, editing and sound, all of which were vital in shaping the drama’s story and tone.  CinematographyBefore production began, cinematographer Ari Wegner spent an entire year working with Campion to develop a slow-moving visual style designed to draw out tension and conflict between the characters.“Color was one of the big early conversations,” says Wegner.

Society teaches you to be polite. If someone offers you an oatmeal cookie, for example, you’re probably going to say, “Thank you,” and take it, even if you really dislike those chalky, unsatisfying discs.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorRe-recording mixer Tara Webb and dialogue supervisor Leah Katz worked on Jane Campion’s “The Power of the Dog,” with Webb delivering a powerful soundscape based on strategically stripping the sound away while Katz protected the spare dialogue, delivered by characters incapable of facing their feelings.A lot of their early conversations with Campion centered around creating the sound of Montana and the sound of the Burbank family house, which is a pivotal part of the film’s ambiance.Ultimately, Campion was focused on the characters and the tension that underlined the relationship between the Burbank brothers Phil (Benedict Cumberbatch) and George (Jesse Plemons), as well as their interaction with George’s wife, Rose (Kirsten Dunst), or the tense dynamic between Phil and Rose’s son Peter (Kodi Smith-McPhee). For the vast landscape shots captured by the film’s cinematographer, Ari Wegner, Webb says, “There’s not much sound.

VIEWERS of University Challenge were left wincing after noticing "excruciating" tension between a panel of contestants. Kings College Londonand Imperial College London went head-to-head in Monday night's episode of the BBC quiz show to secure their place in the next round. Imperial College London welcomed four new contestants, Zeng, Sheriff, Mays and Jackson - who were keen to vye to the winning title.

Strictly Come Dancing 2021 contestant Tilly Ramsay jokingly referenced the “tense” atmosphere as some of the team gathered ahead of their live tour.The star’s Instagram story showed CBBC’s Rhys Stephenson play Kai Widdrington in an intense game of table tennis as their Strictly pals cheered on. Tilly, 20, took to Instagram this afternoon, where she shared the latest clip behind the scenes of the Strictly tour with her 1.2 million followers. The social media star ended up coming sixth with her professional partner Nikita Kuzmin in Strictly last year. Now, they are taking to the dance floor once more for the Strictly Come Dancing Live Tour. Many of the audience’s favourite cast members will return to perform, including winners Rose Ayling-Ellis and Giovanni Pernice.The celebrities and their professional partners will take to the stage for the first time this Thursday in Birmingham, and will spend the next few weeks taking their show around the country.Tilly’s most recent story showed a competitive game of table tennis heating up between professional finalist Kai and celebrity semi-finalist Rhys.“This is getting tense!” Tilly said as the ball was batted back and forth, before yelling “oh Rhys” as the presenter missed the table, prompting a smile from Kai. Kai will be paired up once more with presenter AJ Odudu for the Strictly live tour, after making it to the finals with the talented dancer.The tour will give the couple a chance to prove themselves, as they were forced to pull out from performing in the finals after AJ suffered a serious leg injury.Rhys, who came in fourth place with his professional partner Nancy Xu, will also be returning. Dragon’s Den star Sara Davies and Strictly pro Aljaz Skorjanec will also be taking

BRENDAN Cole has revealed tension behind the scenes at Dancing on ice. The former Strictly dancer says his skating partner Vanessa Bauer is having to "calm him down" as Sunday's launch show edges closer.

UNIVERSITY Challenge viewers were left squirming after a team captain on the show looked to purposely “ignore” one of his teammates. On Monday evening’s episode, the popular BBC quiz show ventured into the quarter-finals, with Reading and Birming University locking horns.  As always, Jeremy Paxman hosted the prestigious show, however, fans of the series were quick to point out the behaviour of one contestant.  Opening the show, Paxman told viewers: “The quarter-final stage of this competition begins tonight which means we enter a realm in which a simple win is no longer enough.

PRESENTERS Fearne Cotton and Jake Humphrey branded children’s TV channel CBBC “aggressive and catty”. They claimed that, while families saw only smiley faces, tears flowed off screen as egos clashed.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here 2021 runner-up Simon Gregson dodged it all by avoiding the scene altogether.

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New Zealander and Academy Award-winning filmmaker Jane Campion (“The Piano”) is one of the greatest filmmakers working today and so it’s perhaps no surprise that her latest film, Netflix‘s “The Power Of The Dog” is one of the best films of 2021, atop many critics list and seems bound for Oscar-accolades (it is right at the top of our Best Films of 2021 list too, and our review described it as “cinematic poetry“).

Craig David told the Jonathon Ross Show about the tension he felt during a performance at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle 's last public outing as working members of the Royal Family.

Craig David has said there was ‘a lot of tension’ when he performed at the 2020 Commonwealth Service – Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s final event as senior royals. Discussing the matter on The Jonathan Ross Show, which will air this weekend, Craig explained: “I performed at Westminster Cathedral.