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Aussie killer soldier, known only by his callsign 'Ninja' has opened up on life in the frontlines in Ukraine Ninja began working on the frontline to help free Ukrainian villages from Russia's cold and far-reaching grip after arriving in the war-torn country earlier this year . The Queensland man told Nine News that he saw the country was in trouble so felt compelled to help in the battle against the Kremlin's invading army.

Abbey Clancy put on a sizzling display as she slipped into a grey skintight dress.The model looked sensational as she enjoyed a date night in London with hubby Peter Crouch yesterday (October 6).Abbey, who rose to fame on Britain's Next Top Model in 2006, showcased her incredible figure in a grey skintight and backless knitted dress.READ MORE:Abbey Clancy sends fans wild as she poses with gorgeous lookalike sisterThe 36-year-old went braless under the grey dress which she teamed with a pair of black pointed heels.Abbey oozed chic as she styled her golden locks in loose curls that bounced off her bronzed face.The mum-of-four and former footballer Peter appeared in good spirits as they were spotted in London.While Abbey oozed chic and glamour, hubby Peter opted for a more casual look.The 41-year-old wore a grey blazer and matching trousers, teamed with a white t-shirt and pair of trainers.Earlier this year, the two celebrated their 11-year wedding anniversary.Abbey marked the momentous occasion by wearing her nuptial gown.Although more than a decade since their wedding, the figure-hugging £10,000 dress still perfectly fitted the model. The model posted a snap to her Instagram of herself in the elegant white gown.

ITV series DCI Banks.READ MORE: Country music legend Jody Miller dies aged 80 after Parkinson's complicationsThe British series starred Stephen Tompkinson as the titular role and was first broadcast in 2010, running for five seasons before concluding in 2016.In 2013, the show won the drama category at the regional Royal Television Society Yorkshire Programme Awards.The first DCI Banks novel was published by Robinson in 1987 and he went on to write several other novels, short stories and poems throughout his impressive career.He studied English literature at the University of Leeds before leaving Yorkshire behind and heading to Canada with his wife Sheila Halladay.Despite living in Toronto, much of his writing was linked back to Yorkshire, with Carolyn Mays, Robinson’s editor and Hodder managing director, confirming he was "a Yorkshireman to the core."She said in a heartfelt tribute: "Peter was a combination of all the best bits of his detective Alan Banks – thoughtful and passionate about justice, he had fine taste and a totally down-to-earth view of the world.“His humour was wry and very dry.

Technology is not for everyone and especially not for this one gran who struggled to use her mobile phone.The hapless pensioner has gone viral after her hilarious attempt at using Facebook.Instead of scrolling through the social media app to keep up with family, the pensioner managed to start a Facebook Live.READ MORE: Man born with no collarbones crushes can of fizzy drink with shouldersAnd she certainly made her frustration known with her granddaughter Millie on hand to screen record everything.Millie posted the clip to TikTok where the X-rated rant has now gone viral."Point of view: Nan can't work her phone and accidentally goes on Facebook Live without noticing", the granddaughter said. In the video that has racked up 1.9million views, the gran tapped at the screen and bellowed: "F***ing hell I've c***ed it up again, you stupid cow.As she continued to attempt to navigate the screen, she managed to put a filter over the top of the live stream.WARNING, GRAPHIC LANGUAGE IN VIDEO BELOW: Things did not get any better with the gran now behind a blue, green and grey window.Hilariously, she proceeded to vigorously tap at her screen in a desperate attempt to end the show to her one viewer.

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Russian known for her fierce criticism of Vladimir Putin was brutally murdered in a lift as she clutched at her groceries on the way back from going to the shop – and 16 years after the brutal killing, mystery still surrounds her death. Anna Politkovskaya’s bloodied corpse was found slumped in the elevator after she was shot four times in the brutal close-range attack on October 7, 2006.The journalist had made several powerful enemies throughout the Russian state through her stories writing about high-level corruption and atrocities committed during the war in Chechnya.READ MORE: Russian TV predicts nuclear 'Armageddon' as Putin ships more missiles from Siberia As well as criticising the tyrannical Russian dictator she also called out infamous warlord Ramzan Kadyrov, who recently declared himself “the West’s biggest bogey man” after calling on his pal Putin to “finish” Ukraine with nuclear weapons.

bull-running festival in Spain.The 72-year-old, who became the ninth person to suffer a fatality at this year's even, was horrendously gored in the groin by an angry bull.He also had head injuries as he landed head first when falling from the bull's horns in the streets of Almassora in Castellon.READ MORE: Ukraine's food rations empty as soldiers struggle to survive on luxury chocolate gateauxEmergency services did try to save the unnamed man, but he died at the General Hospital of Castello shortly after.According to local reports, the poor bloke was not even taking part in the festival.He was just walking down the street where the run happens, alongside another person, when the bull appeared out of nowhere and attacked him.Other than confirming that the incident took place, local officials have not made any comment about the shocking incident, and his personal details have not yet been released to the media.Earlier this year, a similar horrendous incident took place.Chaos erupted during Pamplona’s San Fermin event as runners tried to dodge the deadly stampede as massive crowds lined the streets to watch on in July.Six terrifying bulls stormed through the 875-metre course, managing to scratch one adrenaline-junkie with its horn and gash another.After the bull reached the end of the run, it was put into a ring alongside fighters who battle it to the death.Since 2010, 17 people have been killed by bulls during the festival but fighters still vow to keep their tradition going.Fuming activists slam the event every year for its animal cruelty amid thousands of calls for it to be scrapped.One commenter wrote: “Bull running in San Fermin Festival in Spain should be banned, it's nothing but pure cruelty.”Whilst another added:

Home and Away for the past 20 years and actress Ada Nicodemou has earned the distinction of being the third-longest actor in an Australian TV soap opera.The Greek Cypriot beauty began her career as a child star appearing as Katerina Loannou in ABC1's Heartbreak High.Her career has soared ever since, even landing her a role in the science fiction film The Matrix playing Dujour back in 1999.READ MORE: Home and Away's Lyrik stars – theatre careers, rival soap role and bartender jobIn addition to her acting success, The 45-year-old has become well known for her age defying skin and glamorous red carpet looks.Let’s take a look at the stunning star’s life away from Summer BayAda Nicodemou, 45, appears to have barely aged a day since her Summer Bay debut.The actress is known for her age-defying complexion and regularly shows off her youthful looks on Instagram. Ada is also known for her gorgeous figure.Speaking to Body and Soul magazine last year, Ada said that keeping to a schedule is key to maintaining her youthful physique.'Once I get my weekly schedule from work, the first thing I do is map out when I'll exercise,' she said.'I will write this into my diary and basically set a date with myself.

TikTok user who claims to be a "time traveller from the year 2671" has claimed to know when an alien species will crash to Earth on a giant meteor.The creator known as Eno Alric or 'theradianttimetraveler' took to the app claiming to be warning people about five major events that will supposedly change the course of human history. They claim that between November 2022 and May 2023, humans will discover new planets, be struck by a giant meteor that transports aliens and eventually flooded by a catastrophic tsunami.READ MORE: 'Planet Nine' could be black hole hiding on solar system's edge, scientists believeIn the video, which has gained more than 32,400 likes, they said: "ATTENTION! Yes, I am a real time traveller from the year 2671, remember these five dates to come.

A Place In The Sun's Laura Hamilton has revealed what her most asked question about the show is.She said other than being asked whether the phone call with the estate agent is real - which she says it all is - she added it was about her appearance.Laura spoke exclusively to the Daily Star about her time on the show during a Facebook Live chat.READ MORE: A Place in the Sun fans gobsmacked at couple's expectations for low budget holiday homeThe beautiful presenter said: "The main question I get asked is 'does she really wear heels that size?'"Because I wasn't even aware of it but apparently I always wear wedge heels or 3-inch heels but I'm the shortest of all the presenters. "I'm about 5'2.

Loose Women's Carol McGiffin was left fuming after the panel mocked her age by photoshopping her face onto a spinster's body.Carol was joined by Charlene White, Judi Love and Nadia Sawalha as they opened the show and began discussing whether people should learn how to sew.McGiffin was a big advocate for the skill and began to recall how her mother taught her how to sew.READ MORE:Loose Women turns awkward as Carol McGiffin tells co-stars they're not her friendsShe said that she learned how to darn socks and told the audience that she has two sewing machines, one with a crank handle.The panel joked that they had a picture of Carol using it and flashed the photoshopped image on the screen.'Carol' could be seen wearing a long dress and sat at a spinning wheel as she worked and both cast and audience were left in tears.Carol jokingly laughed but pulled a straight face immediately after to show she was unimpressed.The star recently left her colleagues in shock after she made a savage comment about friendship.The panel discussed "how they can tell an acquaintance from a friend," with some interesting results.Kaye spoke about new research and said: "11 interactions, each lasting three hours and four minutes, over five and a half months, 34 hours."Nadia questioned whether Carol thought that the panel were her friends but Carol replied: "Well, I wouldn't call you all actual friends." Her response clearly shocked her co-stars before former Strictly contestant Kaye Adams noted that they had "known her for 20 years".Carol argued: "I know, but I don't call you every day.

Microsoft and Activision Blizzard’s rivals with regards to their proposed £50billion merger.That’s according to a leaked document seen by Reuters, in which the EU is asking developers if Microsoft would be incentivised to block rivals’ access to Activision Blizzard’s biggest titles – most notably Call of Duty, as well as the recently-released Overwatch 2.The questionnaire, which features around 100 questions, also asks developers, publishers and and distributors if the deal would impact their bargaining power with regards to selling console and PC games on the Xbox platform, or via Game Pass.Additionally, the leaked document also asks if, given the enormous popularity of their games, Activision Blizzard’s user data would give Microsoft a competitive advantage in the industry.

Robin Thicke paid tribute to his late father Alan this week, covering the Growing Pains theme song ‘As Long As We Got Each Other’.Alan Thicke, who died in 2016 aged 69 from a ruptured aorta artery, starred as Dr. Jason Roland Seaver in the hit US sitcom, which ran from 1985 to 1992.During his appearance on The Masked Singer on Wednesday (October 5), Robin took on a version of ‘As Long As We Got Each Other’ in tribute to his father.After the performance, the show’s host Nick Cannon said: “Give it up for my man Robin Thicke one more time, with an amazing tribute to America’s dad, and Robin’s dad, the unforgettable Alan Thicke.”Watch the performance below.Paying tribute to his father upon news of his death six years ago, Robin him as “the greatest man I ever met” and “always a gentleman’.“The good thing was that he was beloved and he had closure,” Robin added.

The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power showrunners have addressed whether Galadriel’s husband Celeborn is actually dead in the series.In episode seven, The Eye, Galadriel (Morfydd Clark) mentions to Theo (Tyroe Muhafidin) about losing her husband Celeborn in the war against Morgoth.While it isn’t said explicitly, it’s implied Galadriel believes Celeborn is dead – saying that she never saw him again following the conflict.Celeborn’s death, if true, would be a major deviation from J.R.R Tolkien’s source material. In his writings, the character is present throughout Middle-earth’s Second and Third Age, and features in the original Lord Of The Rings trilogy played by Marton Csokas.If Celeborn isn’t alive, Galadriel will never give birth to their daughter Celebrian, who goes onto to marry Elrond.

Lizzo’s biggest hits are coming to VR rhythm-slicing game Beat Saber.READ MORE: Lizzo – ‘Special’ review: joyful superstar uplifts with self-assured, self-empowering bopsThe Lizzo Pack is available to download now and features nine songs from Lizzo’s back catalogue including ‘About Damn Time’, ‘Juice’ and the Missy Elliot-featuring ‘Tempo’.Sharing the news yesterday, Beat Saber wrote: ”Dropping now. Download the Beat Sabre X Lizzo Music Pack.

K.J. Yossman Jemima Khan (“What’s Love Got to Do With It?”) and Jaime Ray Newman (“Dopesick”) have boarded Seemab Gul’s Oscar-qualifying short film “Sandstorm” as executive producers. A coming of age story, centering around a Pakistani schoolgirl called Zara, “Sandstorm” navigates the “tricky terrain of internet dating in a conservative Muslim society,” according to the logline as well as questions “the objectification of the female body and its relationship to honor in Pakistani culture.” In the short, Zara sends her virtual boyfriend a “sensual dance video” which he then uses to blackmail her. “Caught between his manipulative behaviour and the desire to experience love on her own terms, Zara searches for the strength to reject the confines of a patriarchal society,” reads the synopsis.

K.J. Yossman The British Association for Screen Entertainment (BASE) honored distributors, retailers, media owners, producers and suppliers across the home entertainment spectrum on Thursday evening (Oct. 6). Hosted by BBC presenter Ayo Akinwolere, winners on the night included Universal Pictures, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Warner Bros. Discovery and Altitude Film. Every year, the BASE awards are a fantastic opportunity for the home entertainment community to come together and celebrate the successes but also the resilience and agility of our industry,” said Liz Bales, chief executive for BASE. “I’d like to extend my huge congratulations to everyone who entered and won last night; the standard of submissions, once again, demonstrates the brilliance of our category, and completely blew us and the judges away. A massive thank you, as always, to the BASE team for putting together such a memorable night and of course, to our fantastic judges and supporters who make evenings like this possible.”

K.J. Yossman Ben Kingsley is set to star in a feature film adaptation of “Violent Cases,” the first ever graphic novel from Neil Gaiman and Dave McKean. The feature will be led by writer Mike Carey, director Colm McCarthy and producer Camille Gatin (collectively the creative team behind “The Girl With All the Gifts”) and produced by Scary Monster, Lakesville Productions and Foton.Pictures. Carey has also worked on “Lucifer” and other books in the Sandman universe, which Gaiman also created. “‘Violent Cases’ is a journey into the mind of Neil Gaiman, as a famous author recounts fragmented childhood memories and visits to an osteopath who once worked for Al Capone, weaving a dark and twisting tale about stories, our memory, violence and the ways we can’t escape our past,” reads the logline.