Toto Wolff's veiled dig at "panther" Christian Horner after Hamilton and Verstappen crash

Halsey was recognized with the Innovation Award this week at the BandLab NME Awards 2022 on Wednesday.The singer took to Instagram to accept the award as she was not able to make the ceremony in London. Holding up the award, she licked it as she looked into the camera for a very provocative post.The beauty was wearing a black lace camisole that made the most of her ample chest as she wore her hair in a shaggy rocker style.Scroll down for list of winners...

Angelina Jolie noted the staggering number of Ukrainians who have been forced to flee their homes and country due to the ongoing Russian invasion on Thursday.In an Instagram post, the 46-year-old actress and activist compared the plight of Ukrainian refugees escaping to safety with the struggles of other refugee groups across the globe.She wrote to her 12.4 million followers that — regardless of their nationality or race — 'All refugees and displaced people deserve equal treatment and rights.' Equal treatment: Angelina Jolie, 46, urged her Instagram followers to treat refugees around the world with the same compassion that they have shown for Ukrainians fleeing from the Russian attacks on Thursday; seen in 2011 in LAJolie's post included striking photos of what appeared to be refugees from various countries, including a photo of a somber Ukrainian girl looking through the window of a bus.'One million refugees have now fled Ukraine,' she began her caption. 'Before a single Ukrainian refugee crossed the border, there were already more than 82 million people forced from their homes globally — the highest number on record,' she continued.'They include over 6 million Syrians — the world’s largest population of refugees — who’ve been displaced for over a decade already.

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– Anon, LancsLove and romance are notoriously difficult to analyse. The late Barry Cryer used to say that trying to analyse a joke was like dissecting a frog: ‘Painful, not funny and the frog dies.’ So it is with matters of the heart, especially when love and desire are tangled up in grief.So I hesitate to try and reduce your new romance to its constituent parts.

Gary Lineker, 61, didn't shy away from showing his emotions on-air as he wiped away tears during his powerful conversation with Ukrainian Manchester City star Oleksandr Zinchenko. Alex Scott, 37, has taken to Twitter to comment on the "emotional" interview that will air on Football Focus today.Gary posted a tweet yesterday addressing the pair's poignant chat amid Russia's war with Zinchenko's home country, in view of his 8.3 million followers.He wrote: "Just spoke to Oleksandr Zinchenko for @BBCNews @BBCSport."The most emotional and heart-rending interview I've ever done."Alex responded to Gary as she reposted his tweet, along with the message: "Just watched the full interview which we will play on #footballfocus from 12pm BBC1."As Gary said, emotional and heart-rending, please tune in and watch if you can."Many social media users took to the comments to talk about the heart-wrenching interview.DavyRob07 said: "Saw the interview with Shevchenko when he said 'I can't even think about football right now'."Stevedurbidge_O added: "Moving."Vladimir Putin's decision to invade the country has left Ukraine utterly devastated over the past week.A number of Ukrainian Premier League footballers have been left visibly distraught before recent games.Oleksandr spoke out on the disgraceful scenes in his homeland to Gary, as he urged Russia to stop their invasion.He said to Gary: "I'm just crying.

K.J. Yossman British journalist Stuart Ramsay has been shot and wounded while reporting on the conflict in Ukraine.Ramsay, Sky News’ chief correspondent, was driving along a freeway towards Ukraine’s capital city Kyiv alongside camera operator Richie Mockler, producers Dominique Van Heerden and Martin Vowles, and local producer Andrii Lytvynenko on Monday Feb. 28 when their car was ambushed by Russians, who showered it in a hail of bullets.Despite the Sky News team shouting that they were journalists, the shooting did not stop.

With the war in Ukraine continuing to push many of its citizens out of the country amid Vladimir Putin’s invasion, protests continue in Russia.  Thousands have taken to the streets to denounce the war, including the daughters of some of Russia’s most elite figures with ties to the Kremlin.  One of Russia’s most outspoken opponents of the invasion on social media has been Sofia Abramovich, who publicly called out Putin in her Instagram Story with a post that said, "Putin wants a war with Ukraine.The biggest and most successful lie out of the Kremlin propaganda is that most Russians are with Putin." Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich with his daughter Sofia Abramovich in the stands. (Mike Egerton/PA Images) The equestrian is the daughter of Roman Abramovich, 55, the owner of the Chelsea Premier League Football Club who has a reported net worth of $12 billion.The club owner has said he will sell the team after mounting pressure brought on by the invasion and his ties to the Kremlin.  Abramovich also announced that he has instructed the popular football club to set up a foundation that will use all net proceeds from the sale of Chelsea to "benefit all victims of the war in Ukraine." Abramovich has yet to be sanctioned over his relationship with Russia.

COVID vaccination will no longer be required to attend gigs in the city.Vaccination has been a requirement of entry for all gigs since live music returned last summer, with anti-vax protestors gathering outside Foo Fighters’ reopening concert at Madison Square Garden.In an announcement in the city’s Times Square, Adams confirmed that from Monday, May 7, vaccination will no longer be required to attend gigs as well as restaurants, bars and gyms.“Businesses previously covered will still have the flexibility to require proof of vaccination or masking indoors if they choose,” Adams’ office confirmed.The Mayor did go on to stress that “COVID changes, it shifts, it modifies, and we must be willing to do the same.”Watch the speech below.Last month, industry insiders and health experts spoke to NME about what US fans can expect from live music during the next stage of the ongoing pandemic.After being postponed three times during the pandemic, Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival is set to return to Southern California this April. One of the world’s biggest festivals, the event draws up to 125,000 fans to the Indio desert a day, which is why health officials initially forced the event to cancel, pointing to the high risk of viral spread due to the large number of attendees.

Gucci Mane has compared himself to Russia’s leader Vladimir Putin and former American Presidents Donald Trump and Barack Obama on new track ‘Publicity Stunt’ – check it out below.On ‘Publicity Stunt’, Gucci Mane raps “Ain’t no disputin’, I kill like I’m Putin. Got a truck full of shooters, I move like I’m Trump.

Coronation Street back in 2011. And it’s clear to see Andrew Lancel’s complex characters have had their fair share of drama during the course of his time on the action-packed shows.But they’re not the only ones who have undergone a series of big changes over the years as the northern actor has gone on to live quite the wild lifestyle since he his soap days behind him.Now, the Daily Star has taken a deep dive into what the 51-year-old has been up to since his dramatic departure from the show.Andrew married his wife Lousie Edge back in 2005 where the happy couple went on to welcome two beautiful children.

JUST IN: Fernando Alonso picks who he fears most between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen"In this case maybe to an extent both cracked under this pressure and came together. "Wurz deemed the collisions at the British and Italian Grand Prix as "racing incidents" and provided an insight into Hamilton and Verstappen's relationship with one another.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!F1 legend Sir Jackie Stewart has slammed current title leader Max Verstappen following the latest dramatic crash with rival Lewis Hamilton at the Italian Grand Prix.Seven-time world champion Hamilton had exited the pit lane when his Red Bull rival came speeding down the main straight at Monza and attempted to overtake on the outside.But seconds later, the drama reached boiling point as both cars collided with each other, before Verstappen's Red Bull lifted up off the kerb and landed on top of Hamilton's car - with the Brit saved from potentially serious injuries from his halo.Verstappen made it very clear that he thought Hamilton was at fault, storming off back to his garage after his

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Terrifying new dash-cam footage of the collision between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton at Sunday's Italian Grand Prix has been released.Hamilton, 36, was exiting the pit lane after his first stop when his title rival came down the main straight, and the pair were side by side heading down to the first corner.Hamilton defended his position as Verstappen tried to pass and as they went through the corner, the two collided, lifting the Dutchman and his Red Bull car into the air and onto the Mercedes.Mercifully the halo on Hamilton's car absorbed the crushing impact of Verstappen's 750-kilogram machine, with the seven-time world champion escaping with little more than a headache and a

Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton crashed out of the Italian Grand Prix. The pair collided on lap 26 as they both saw their afternoons come to a premature end.

2007 European GPIn his rookie season, Hamilton suffered arguably the worst crash of his career while qualifying for the 2007 European GP. Driving for McLaren, he crashed into the barriers due to a wheel gun failure which caused the wheel to not be secured on the car.

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Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Max Verstappen sent an angry message to Lewis Hamilton on his team radio after the pair collided and crashed out of the Italian Grand Prix.Verstappen attempted to overtake Hamilton who had just rejoined the track from the pit lane, taking the outside line on turn one of lap 26 so he would have the advantage into turn two.It didn't work as planned for the 23-year-old as Hamilton remained slightly ahead and closed the gap, which is when the championship rivals collided.The Red Bull bounced over the curb and up onto the Mercedes, sliding across the top before the cars entered the gravel pit where both their races ended.Hamilton attempted to get his car out to no avail, whilst Verstappen

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Max Verstappen has accused Lewis Hamilton of being unwilling to work with him in their "unfortunate" crash at the Italian Grand Prix.The two championship rivals collided on lap 26 at the Variante Del Rettifilo corner after Verstappen had attempted to take the inside line.He ran wide before hitting the kerb which launched him into Hamilton and on top of the Brit's Mercedes, wiping them both out of the race.The seven-time Formula One World Champion has blamed his rival for the accident, but the Red Bull driver believes he should have given him more space on the Monza track.Verstappen told Sky Sports: "Of course we realised it was going to be close into Turn 1, he cut across really after

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Mercedes' team boss Toto Wolff has accused Max Verstappen of committing a 'tactic foul' when he collided with Lewis Hamilton at the Italian GP.The two cars collided as they jostled for the position at the front of the pack.The Dutchman's car flipped up on the Brit's engine as the two spun off the track early on during the proceedings.Both drivers were able to walk away from the crash, but both were forced to retire from the race, keeping Verstappen five points ahead of Hamilton.And Hamilton's boss wasn't too happy with the Dutchman following the chequered flag."The stewards are going to decide who is to blame. I would say it was a clear tactical foul.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Lewis Hamilton insists Max Verstappen was to blame for the crash which dumped both drivers out of Sunday's Italian Grand Prix.With just over 26 laps remaining at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza, Verstappen drew up alongside Hamilton as he left the pit lane.The Dutchman duelled for position with his F1 rival as they reached the Variante Del Rettifilo corner, before he ran wide and hit the raised kerb, launching his car into the air and then on top of Hamilton's.It was a miracle that the reigning world champion escaped any serious injuries, but Verstappen blamed him for their crash in Monza.He was heard saying over Red Bull's team radio: "That's what happens when you don't give

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen have suffered a disastrous crash in Sunday's Italian Grand Prix, wiping both men out of the race.The F1 pair, who are battling it out for top spot in this season's leaderboard, crashed into each other with just under 25 laps remaining at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza.Both drivers appear to have escaped without any serious injuries, despite Verstappen's car flying right over the top of Hamilton's in dangerous fashion.It is a miracle that the Brit wasn't badly hurt, but Verstappen appeared to blame him for their race-ending crash, saying on his team radio: "That's what happens when you don't give space".But BBC Radio 5 Live commentator Jack Nicholls felt