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Putin was seen at an opening of a children's centre in Crimea after the International Criminal Court ordered his arrest for alleged war crimes in Ukraine

Comic Relief returned on Friday night with a host of names teaming up to help raise money for big causes, but viewers watching at home were distracted as David Walliams appeared on the BBC show for an 'uncomfortable' sketch

Mercedes chief Toto Wolff appeared satisfied after qualifying for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, but Hamilton admitted he was "miserable" and is struggling to get to grips with his W14 car

WARNING: GRAPHIC PICS Bully Thomas Parry from Port Talbot, Wales, will spend just two years in jail for attacking a woman who was left barely able to walk

Max Verstappen was the favourite for Saudi Arabian Grand Prix pole, but suffered a mechanical problem which means he will start the race 15th on the grid instead

CHELSEA 2-2 EVERTON: Joao Felix scored at Stamford Bridge for the first time, but Everton twice came from behind to rescue a late point to help their relegation fight

Donald Trump's rally is scheduled to be held on the evening of Saturday, March 25, in Waco, Texas, a Republican state where he has a large following

Michael Howard got a royal pardon for notorious criminals John Haase and Paul Bennett in return for key insider information on the illegal arms trade in 1996

Prince William first met his future wife Kate Middleton while studying at St Andrews university in Scotland, with the couple's relationship being recreated for The Crown

Figen Murray – whose son Martyn Hett, 29, was among 22 killed in 2017 – said a levy of 50p per ticket could raise £1million a year so venues could buy essential kit

Former police officer Derek Chauvin, the convicted killer of George Floyd, has pleaded guilty to tax evasion whilst spending time in a federal prison in Tucson, Arizona

The pair starred in the film 19 years ago, having met for the first time during rehearsals, and have remained firm friends since

The show in London’s West End includes judges based on Paul and co-star Prue Leith, but writers had to scrap scenes in which Paul’s character, Phil Hollinghurst, flirted with one of the fictional bakers

Lead singer Simon Le Bon, 64, is set to work on tracks with former member Andy Taylor, 62, at the guitarist’s studio in Ibiza. Andy has terminal stage 4 prostate cancer

Ireland have beaten England 29-16 in Dublin to seal a Six Nations Grand Slam victory, with Dan Sheehan, Robbie Henshaw and Rob Herring all scoring tries

Tottenham Hotspur boss Antonio Conte let rip at his players and the entire football club after seeing his side let a 3-1 lead slip against the Premier League's bottom side, Southampton

Clintons is among many high street retailers facing mounting cash flow pressures amid challenging trading conditions following the pandemic and amid rising living costs

Instead of returning home to Tasmania, Jessie flew back to Buckinghamshire with Will after they were dumped from the villa before the final and enjoyed having their first real date at Tesco

A 6.8 magnitude earthquake has struck Ecuador, shaking the country so badly that people in neighbouring Peru felt the tremors as at least four people have died

Tottenham squandered a 3-1 lead and ended up drawing with rock bottom Southampton on Saturday, prompting an explosive tirade from Antonio Conte in which he labelled his players "selfish" and slammed chairman Daniel Levy

Members of the Commons Privileges Committee are expected to ask him for details of one party that Sue Gray’s probe didn’t investigate - the so-called “ABBA party” on November 13 2020

Gary Lineker returned to Match of the Day on Saturday, but his son George Lineker was forced to defend him after some people blasted the broadcaster's decision

The Labour MP said it was "absolutely legitimate" to think it was wrong to invade Iraq - and a special debate in the Commons this week is solely to commemorate the service of "those very brave men and women who stepped forward in good faith and to serve"

Keir Mudie says the BBC is putting local news coverage to the sword, replacing dedicated programming with one-size fits all stuff that will be broadcast everywhere

Mr Best was racially harassed at a Halfords store in Brixton, south London, where he worked, by colleague Mr Pillay who said he was like "monkeys crying for bananas"