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VLADIMIR Putin has been forced to cancel Russia’s triumphant annual Victory Day parades over fears of Ukrainian kamikaze drone attacks.The trembling tyrant, 71, has axed most of the May 9 celebrations – the most sacred day in the Russian calendar – because he couldn’t guarantee the safety of his citizens.14A frightened Vladimir Putin has cancelled events across Russia over ‘security concerns’Credit: AFP14The parades are intended to show off Russia’s military might and bolster patriotismCredit: AP14Russian RS-24 Yars ballistic missiles being paraded in 2020Credit: AP14Decorations are already up for this year’s Victory Day decorations in Moscow’s Red Square – despite cancellations…

A HOSPICE nurse has revealed six “unimaginable phenomena” The thought of dying can be scary and often something we’re hesitant to confront. 3A hospice nurse shared six end of life phenomena that often occur when someone is dyingCredit: Getty3″Death and dying doesn’t have to be scary, it can also be fascinating,” Julie McFadden, saidCredit: YouTube/Hospice Nurse Julie3The hospice nurse explained that people in their last days might experienced “visioning” or do the “death reach”Credit: YouTube/Hospice Nurse JulieBut knowing what might happen to you or loved one in their final days could give you an idea of when they might die…

THE US has secretly given “game-changing” long-range ballistic missiles to Ukraine – a move that will leave Russian troops “terrified”.The bunker-busting ATACMS can reach targets “anywhere” within Russian-occupied Ukraine – potentially turning the tides of war in Kyiv’s favour, defence experts told The Sun.14The 2,300mph ATACMS missiles can now deep into Russian-held Ukrainian territory and occupied Crimea to blast high-value targetsCredit: Reuters14The US said it had been secretly supplying the lethal ballistic missiles in recent weeksCredit: AP14Kyiv hitting a Russian military base used to launch attacks on Ukraine with ATACMS last weekFor the first time last week, Ukraine used the £800,000 ATACMS in two…

Often the only way to get rid of a migraine is to take painkillers and sleep it off. Sufferers normally rest up in a dark room until it has passed – which can be up to 72 hours. There are many options for migraine that can be tried – some help at the point of migraine and others are preventative. And there are new treatments coming onto the market that are not just repurposed drugs for other conditions. Triptans Triptans reduce the pain and sickness of a migraine attack at the time they are taken. Naratriptan and frovatriptan usually take…

COPS have decided to use bright balloons and gummy bears in their frantic search for a six-year-old autistic boy.Arian Arnold, who is non-verbal, vanished on Monday evening and has seen “half the village” looking for him amid fears he wandered into a freezing German forest.10Arian, six, is autistic and doesn’t speak or respond to callsCredit: Rotenburg Police Station10Hundreds of emergency workers and volunteers are out searching for him10Firefighters, police, volunteers and sniffer dogs are on the case10Around 600 people were looking for the little boy at one pointHis worried sick parents rang police just three minutes after noticing their son…

SCIENTISTS have unearthed the first-ever well-preserved fossils of an ancient shark relative which now prove it’s a prehistoric predator unlike any other.For decades the extinct Ptychodus left scientists stumped with very few traces, but its astonishing remains were found in the Lagerstätte fossil beds of Vallecillo in Mexico.4The around 100-million-year-old Ptchodus is a relative of today’s great white sharksCredit: Frederik Spindler, PALAEONAVIX4The newly discovered fossils are impressively intact and have allowed scientists to make conclusions about its speciesCredit: The Royal Society of Biological Sciences4The fossils show specifics about what the great white shark relative would have been like when it was…

UP to nine in ten teeth whitening kits and gel nail kits bought online could be unsafe, trading standards experts warn.Bosses say imports frequently contain chemicals in illegal or potentially harmful quantities or mixtures.1The worst at-home teeth whitening gels contain 300 times the permitted amount of hydrogen peroxide bleachCredit: AlamyThe Chartered Trading Standards Institute will launch a campaign today to warn Brits to be careful where they buy cosmetics.It has found the worst at-home teeth whitening kits contain 300 times the permitted amount of hydrogen peroxide bleach.Shoppers are able to buy professional-grade UV gel nail kits that can cause severe…

THIS is the alarming moment a zookeeper is tackled to the ground by two huge Pandas as onlookers scream in horror.The woman is about to feed the bears when they come thundering out of their enclosure – catching her off guard.6A zookeeper was set upon by pandas as terrified onlookers watch onCredit: Jam Press Vid6The bears chased her down before they tackled her to the groundCredit: Jam Press Vid6The pandas appeared to claw and bite the womanCredit: Jam Press VidVideo footage captured at the chaotic scene shows the woman appearing with snacks before the bears bound towards her and she…

APPLE says making a habit of quitting your apps isn’t a good idea – and there’s only one good reason to do so.Many people think quitting apps (by swiping them away in the carousel) saves battery life.2It’s fine if your iPhone’s app carousel is busyCredit: AppleBut contrary to popular belief, it can actually make your iPhone battery life worse.Officially, the only time that you should be quitting apps is when they’re not working properly.There’s no need to go into your app carousel multiple times a day and keep it empty by swiping them all away.In one memo, Apple notes: “If…

A TODDLER was left screaming in pain after a brush with “Britain’s most dangerous plant” had him covered with blisters so bad that surgeons had to remove sections of his skin.Kayvon Wright developed red spots on his face and hands the morning after walking with his mum near Chard Reservoir in Somerset, England.7Kayvon Wright had brushed up against the dreaded giant hogweedCredit: Credit: Pen News/Samantha Morgan7The tot was left with red spots, which eventually developed into painful blistersCredit: Credit: Pen News/Samantha MorganInitially diagnosed as chickenpox, the spots soon developed into painful blisters, and the two-year-old boy was rushed to a…