Vladimir Putin weighing up 'nuclear armageddon' amid WW3 fears, expert warns

CORONATION Street icon Amanda Barrie claims show bosses decided it would be best for her not come out publicly. Amanda, who played Alma Sedgewick on the ITV soap for 20 years, made the bombshell comments on Loose Women.

Linda Evangelista is sharing her story.

Ed Meza @edmezavarThe founder of the blockchain-based film sales platform Cinemarket is launching Cineverse, an ambitious start-up that will make it possible for filmmakers, distributors and producers to market films directly using blockchain and NFT tech.Established by Cinemarket CEO Adrian Lugol and partners Vincent Lopez and Daniel Siegler (pictured), Cineverse will allow users to buy, share, gift, sell and resell films over the platform.The idea for the project came to Lugol during Christmas of 2020, when he wanted to give his young nephew some DVDs of his favorite films. The plan was thwarted when he learned the family no longer owned an old-fashioned DVD player.“I was like, wow, how am I going to give you these movies in a simple way?” Lugol recalls.

social media.The photo also shows a bubbling plume of water behind the couple. The original poster of the photo, a Facebook page called Restaurant Deals Perth, wrote: “Those of you whom were having a feed at Yagan Square today and witnessed this, please note there are support services available to help you process such trauma.”One user commented: “It’s a little odd, but I wouldn’t be offended.

Reddit's ‘Casual UK’ forum, where someone branded the bank's resply as: "Such a British response.”A member of Starling bank called Sam emailed Joe, the culprit of the questionably named transfers, to warn him of the dangers of joking like this.The message read: “You have recently marked payments, ‘Taliban training’, ‘Jihad fee’ & ‘ISIS training’. "While we appreciate that you are probably having a joke with your friends, we are obliged to investigate such matters which is time consuming.“Be assured your friend’s banks will be doing the same.“This is a polite request to ask you to cease marking payments in this manner.

Duke of York has reached a 'settlement in principle' with accuser Virginia Giuffre after she launched a civil sex case against him. Ms Giuffre claimed he sexually abused her when she was 17 at the Manhattan home of his late paedophile friend Jeffrey Epstein, which Andrew has denied.

P.J. O’Rourke was a conservative political satirist, journalist, and author known for books including “Parliament of Whores.”This is a breaking news story.

Timothee Chalamet is seen on set in his full Willy Wonka look to film Wonka on Wednesday (February 16) at Oxford University in Oxford, United Kingdom.

“Happy Valentine’s Day,” Sabrina Dhowre Elba captioned the short clip she posted on Monday. In the Instagram video, Sabrina, 32, frolics along with her husband, Idris Elba, in the waters. The snow on the nearby rocks and moss indicate the two are out in the cold, but it’s warm in each other’s embrace. Set against Mega Kaggwa’s “Chariot” (“Just imagine, we woke up in paradise / Don’t need magic / let my force just carry us home tonight”), Idris, 49, and Sabrina snuggle, caress, and kiss.

“The Good Doctor” fans don’t have much longer to wait to watch the remainder of season 5 — the medical drama will return Monday, February 28.

Trevor Noah is taking a swipe at efforts to ban books that is spreading across America.

Bebe Rexha sure is flaunting what she’s got. The 32-year-old singer showed off her hot bikini body as she sent her Instagram followers some love from Hawaii on Valentine’s Day.  Bebe proudly posed for three different photos on the beach in a sexy red floral two-piece swimsuit. She styled her look with a few pieces of jewelry she wore on her neck, including a heart necklace that matched the color of her bikini.

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

Molly-Mae Hague got herself into a bit of bother at a McDonald's Drive Thru that left her wanting to 'sob'.

Sat in front of a computer, musician Nick Cave reads a few questions aloud. These are deeply existential musings sent in by people he has never met.

A shop owner was caught on film dumping bags of rubbish in a quiet backstreet.

Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford has always been the subject of debate in the sports world. His wife, Kelly Stafford, is defending him from all the talk right now on the heels of his very first Super Bowl win.

poisoned Russian dissident Alexei Navalny premiered at the Sundance Film Festival on Tuesday. Called “Navalny,” it’s a no-holds-barred indictment of Russian President Vladimir Putin and the Kremlin, and insists that Navalny’s close brush with death was the result of a secret state-run operation to assassinate him.“As I became more and more famous guy, I was totally sure that my life became safer and safer because I am kind of famous guy — and it will be problematic for them just to kill me,” Navalny, 45, says in the film. “I was very wrong.” The doc, heading to HBO Max, was added at the last minute to the Sundance slate just as Putin had stationed more than 100,000 troops along the Ukrainian border.

Russian submarine dubbed a “city killer” is set to be unleashed on the seas by president Vladimir Putin later this year.The Belgorod, which is reportedly twice the size of Royal Navy submarines, has been specially created to carry deadly Poseidon torpedoes.The submarine is so huge that it can even deploy a smaller min-sub and advanced drones for covert missions.Designers of the Belgorod gave it a stealthy design, despite its world record size, and with its nuclear power sauce, it is capable of sailing to anywhere in the world.Poseidon torpedoes are reportedly nuclear tipped and guided by an artificial intelligence with the ability to cause devastation at its intended target.The submarine is expected to hold eight deadly Poseidon missiles, which can be shot at such speeds it can trigger a tsunami to devastate coastal areas.Defence expert Rob Clark, from the Henry Jackson Society, believes the submarine should be treated as a “very real” threat.Speaking to the Sun, Mr Clark said: “Their aim is to retain the credible capability either to disrupt or destroy the cables that the UK’s economy and its entire communications rely on.“Even slightly damaged that can cause untold chaos and disruption to the UK.”According to sources speaking to Russia's TASS news agency Belgorod nuclear submarine will be added to the fleet in the summer of 2022.The source added: "It is assumed that this event can be timed to coincide with the Day of the Russian Navy, which will be celebrated on July 31."Stay in the loop with all the latest Daily Star news by signing up for one of our free newsletters here.Russia has recently accused the US and others of "escalating tensions" over alleged plans to invade its neighbours Ukraine, which the country

Vladimir Putin lining up a massive army and making NATO chiefs jittery about a possible invasion.Meanwhile, the UK has said that it would send troops to Ukraine to help its ally if Russia were to set foot over the thin red line. Speaking the House of Commons Prime Minister Boris Johnson said: "If Russia invades Ukraine, we would look to contribute to any new Nato deployments to protect our allies in Europe."Russia has a huge army that makes the UK's look tiny, and so any efforts the UK were to make would be alongside its NATO allies, which includes the likes of the USA, Canada, Germany and France.

British embassy staff and their dependants are being pulled out of the Ukranian capital, Kyiv, amid mounting fears of a Russian invasion.