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She juggles being a doting mother to her only son with her acting career on Home And Away. And on Wednesday, the actress, 43, gushed over Johnas, now seven, as she shared pictures of him as a tiny tot. In one image, Ada was beaming as she carried her cute-as-a-button boy. Mama's boy: Home and Away's Ada Nicodemou shared adorable throwback photos of her son Jonas from when he was a baby. In one image, Ada was beaming as she carried her cute-as-a-button boy She also shared a picture of Johnas, who was dressed in a button-up shirt with a vest and tie, smiling alongside his grandmother. RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Home and Away stars continue to social distance on set as... Home And Away actress Ada Nicodemou reveals what she loves... She's just like us! Home and Away star Ada Nicodemou admits... Home and Away star Ada Nicodemou cuts a sporty figure as she... Share this article 219 shares 'He's growing up too … [Read more...] about A trip down memory lane! Home and Away’s Ada Nicodemou shares adorable throwback photos her son Johnas as a tiny tot

Anonymous, the famed hacker collective, appeared to claim responsibility Sunday for the personal information of 120,000 Russian soldiers allegedly fighting in Ukraine being leaked last month. The information included names, dates of birth, addresses, unit affiliation and passport numbers. "All soldiers participating in the invasion of Ukraine should be subjected to a war crime tribunal," the group tweeted Sunday. This week the Russian military has faced heightened scrutiny over alleged human rights abuses in the Ukrainian town of Bucha. Reports suggested civilians in the town were shot to death with their hands tied behind their backs, and corpses were spotted in yards, cars and streets. The leak results first appeared in the Ukrainian news outlet Pravda on March 1, just days after the invasion of Ukraine began. The outlet did not disclose at the time where the information came from, only noting the "Centre for Defence Strategies acquired this data from reliable sources." … [Read more...] about Anonymous apparently behind doxing of 120K Russian soldiers in Ukraine war

Russia has warned 'Armageddon' could be on the horizon in a terrifying warning aired on state TV. The ominous message was released after tensions around the Zaporizhzia atomic power plant grew this week. Ukrainian leaders accused Russia of “deliberately shelling” the plant, which is the biggest in Europe. Russia denies the charges and claims it is Ukraine risking nuclear catastrophe by shelling the plant. READ MORE: Putin 'has given order for Russia to deploy nukes in Ukraine' claims Kremlin insider But there are fears Putin’s forces will blame a disaster at the plant on Ukraine and use it as a pretext to deepen the conflict. Now Russian President Vladimir Putin’s largest state-controlled TV channel has given airtime to the leader of pro-Kremlin Ukrainian movement Parus, Yury Kot, who claimed it was Kyiv and the West jeopardising nuclear safety. He urged Putin to be ready to fire nuclear missiles at London and Washington. “We all understand very well that … [Read more...] about Russian TV warns of ‘Armageddon’ at nuclear power plant and threatens to bomb London

Camila Cabello seemingly confirmed she is dating Lox Club CEO Austin Kevitch as the couple stepped out on a coffee date in Los Angeles over the weekend. Reportedly, this is her first relationship since her split from pop-star Shawn Mendes in November 2021. In the photos snapped by paparazzi, the Havana hit-maker was spotted walking hand-in-hand with the 31-year-old while she also gave a peck to the new boyfriend. Camila looked pretty in a long floral-print blue dress while dating app founder kept his look simple as he donned a white T-shirt and dark green shorts. Interestingly, the new couple appeared to be enjoying each other’s company and could not stop smiling at each other. … [Read more...] about Camila Cabello paints the town red with her seemingly confirmed boyfriend: Photos

Powerful explosions rocked an air base in Russian-occupied Crimea on Tuesday, and while the Defence Ministry in Moscow said that nobody was injured in the explosion, local authorities said at least five people, including a child, were wounded. Russia's defence ministry said that munitions blew up at the Saki base but insisted the installation had not been shelled. "Several munitions intended for aviation exploded in a depot located on the territory of the Saki military airfield, near the locality of Novofiodorovka," the statement said, quoted by Russian news agencies. Ukrainian social networks were abuzz with speculation that it was hit by Ukrainian-fired long-range missiles, and the New York Times cites Ukrainian sources who confirm it was their military that carried out the attack. There has been no official confirmation as yet. Videos posted on social networks showed sunbathers fleeing a nearby beach as huge clouds of smoke from the explosions rose over the … [Read more...] about Ukraine war: Huge explosions rock Russian military base in Crimea

The leaders of Estonia and Finland want other EU countries to stop issuing tourist visas to Russian citizens, saying they should not be able to travel to Europe on holiday while the Kremlin carries out a devastating war in Ukraine. Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas wrote on Tuesday that “visiting Europe is a privilege, not a human right” and that it is “time to end tourism from Russia now”. In response, former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev compared Kallas to a “Nazi”. A day earlier, her Finnish counterpart Sanna Marin said in a TV interview that "it is not right that while Russia is waging an aggressive, brutal war of aggression in Europe, Russians can live a normal life, travel in Europe, be tourists." Finnish Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto told Euronews recently that the government would move to limit the number of tourist visas issued to Russians, but hoped the EU would take a common stand on the issue and stop granting new visas completely. … [Read more...] about Finland and Estonia call for EU ban on tourist visas for Russians

It’s a feature that users have been asking for for months, and now Twitter has revealed that you can finally add photos, videos and GIFs to retweets. In a tweet announcing the new feature, Twitter said: “It's easy to express yourself by Retweeting with a comment. “What if you could take it a step further and include media? Starting today, you can! “Retweet with photos, a GIF, or a video to really make your reaction pop.” The new feature is available now on iOS, Android and the Twitter mobile site. How to add photos, videos and GIFs to retweets 1. Tap the retweet icon on the tweet that you want to retweet 2. Tap ‘Retweet with comment’ 3. As well as being able to add a comment to a retweet, you’ll now also see the GIF and image icons - tap on these to add multimedia to your retweet If you find that the new options aren’t available on your app, make sure you’re using the latest version of Twitter. You can also try closing the app and re-opening it, which should … [Read more...] about Twitter finally lets you add photos, videos and GIFs to retweets – here’s how

Published 15 March Share close Share page Copy link About sharing A US astronaut will now be returning to Earth, after fears his Russian lift home might not materialise. It was originally thought Mark Vande Hei - who has been in space for 355 days - might be left behind on the ISS due to heightened tensions over Russia's invasion of Ukraine. But it has been confirmed he will travel aboard a Russian capsule to Kazakhstan. The American and two Russian cosmonauts will be brought back to Earth. "I can tell you for sure Mark is coming home... We are in communication with our Russian colleagues. There's no fuzz on that," Joel Montalbano, Nasa's International Space Station (ISS) programme manager said. He admitted the astronauts were "aware of what's going on" in the world, but they still work as a team. Under international space law , astronauts from all nations must "provide … [Read more...] about Russians to give American astronaut ride to Earth in spite of tensions

By Reality Check & BBC Turkish Published 3 July Share close Share page Copy link About sharing Related Topics Russia-Ukraine war A cargo ship carrying grain from a Russian-occupied region of Ukraine has been detained by Turkish customs authorities, according to Ukraine's ambassador to Turkey. Vasyl Bodnar says "We have full co-operation. The ship is currently standing at the entrance to the port, it has been detained by the customs authorities of Turkey". We've tracked the Russian-flagged ship, the Zhibek Zholy, on its route from the Ukrainian port of Berdyansk, to Karasu on the Turkish Black Sea coast. It is not clear where its cargo came from or how it was obtained, but Russia has been accused of stealing grain from areas of Ukraine it controls - allegations Russia denies. Tracking where Russia is taking Ukraine's stolen grain Berdyansk is in … [Read more...] about Turkey detains Russian-flagged grain ship from Ukraine

The appearance of Carter Page in the Nunes memo is the latest odd connection to the Russia investigation for a man disavowed by the Trump administration yet whose name seems to never quite fade away. From his trademark grin to his appearances on news shows, Page has remained an enigma that hints at some deeper, yet unknown, involvement. But there is something else that has always intrigued me about Page: some of the similarities we seem to share. We both served in the US Navy and were both approached by Russian intelligence officers and FBI counterintelligence special agents. But is that where the similarities end? As somebody who spent over three years working undercover for the FBI as a double-agent against the Russians, I have often asked myself if the Page saga represents a US intelligence failure or perhaps something else. Is it possible that Page may have been helping the US government? Could he have, in fact, been a US operational asset? Carter Page first came to the … [Read more...] about Was Carter Page a spy? For the Russians? Or the US?