'They tired of people pretending the way to end racism is by categorizing everybody by their race,' she continued. 'They're tired of politicians who tell parents they should sit down, be silent and let government control their kids education and future.' 

Russia has made dire threats to the West that any military shipments to Ukraine will be seen as 'legitimate targets', prompting fears there could be an escalation of conflict that could suck in other countries. 

Deputy foreign minister Sergei Ryabkov warned the US 'that pumping weapons from a number of countries it orchestrates isn't just a dangerous move, it's an action that makes those convoys legitimate targets'

But Volodymyr Zelensky has slammed the West for its inaction, saying today he 'doesn't see any bravery from NATO' as he pleaded for more involvement from allies in peace negotiations and offered to pay for more anti-missile systems.

Meanwhile in besieged Mariupol, which has endured two weeks without food, power or water amid a brutal blockade, is facing continuing shelling as a mosque housing 80 civilians including children was targeted today, and barrages have thwarted attempts to bring supplies to the strategic port city. 

In each episode, four celebs attempt to impress judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith in three challenges - the signature, the technical and the showstopper - in the hope of being crowned that episode's Star Baker.

The celebrity mix for 2022 is certainly eclectic. It includes singer Ellie Goulding, presenter Emma Willis, Olympic athlete Sir Mo Farah, actors Tracy-Ann Oberman and Blake Harrison and the comedian Ed Gamble. 

He says Yung Filly greeted him with the words, ‘You haven't done anything to prepare for this, have you?' and Ruby Wax was ‘in letting-her-hair-down mode' but ‘not one of life's natural kitchen types', so ruled her out as direct competition.

'How do I speak to my child about war in Ukraine?' FEMAIL has asked a team of psychologists, psychiatrists and teachers from across the UK for their advice on how to broach the subject with their children. Stock image

National Rail has warned anyone making essential journeys once services resume to expect 'major disruption' to routes 'across most of Great Britain' - including cancellations, delays and slower speeds onboard.

'From across that check-out counter I saw the pain of inflation on my neighbors' faces. I saw what happens when prices rise faster than wages,' she said. 'The Biden administration believes inflation is a quote-"high-class problem." I can tell you, it's an everybody problem.' 

But a former NATO official said she is 'sceptical' that Russian forces will 'gain much success' from an expected brutal onslaught of Kyiv, as Ukrainians warned Putin to prepare for his own Stalingrad battle. 

This comes after the Met Office has issued an amber warning for wind which could cause a 'risk to life' in Northern Ireland until 7am, while a milder yellow wind warning covers England, Wales and south-western Scotland from midday until 1pm. 

It said this is likely to support a Russian attempt to encircle the capital, and could also be an attempt by Russia to reduce its vulnerability to Ukrainian counter attacks, which have taken a significant toll on Russian forces.

Distressing images of families fleeing the conflict dominate our television screens, videos from the frontline play out on social media, and schools are abuzz with things children have seen and heard. 

It is unusual to find a celebrity who's willing to admit they're desperate to win these sorts of things. ‘Is it a British thing, do you think?' he wonders. ‘That reluctance to say you're competitive.

Russian armoured vehicles are still slowly advancing on Kyiv's northeast after being stalled for days, and a military airfield south of the city in Vasylkiv has been hit by missiles, destroying the runway, a fuel depot and an ammunition store. 

President Joe Biden delivered his first State of the Union address Tuesday night. It's customary for the opposing party to deliver a rebuttal afterward. It was delivered this year by Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds 

'Well the American people share that view. Enough is enough. And it's not just with D.C. spending, Americans are tired of a political class trying to remake this country into a place where an elite few tell everyone else what they can and cannot say, what they can and cannot believe,' Reynolds said. 

 Last year, comedian John Bishop broke his top-of-the-range KitchenAid mixing bowl the first time he used it, and singer Nadine Coyle said she hadn't done any preparation whatsoever, reasoning that she didn't want to get nervous.

‘I practised like a madman. I was up at 6.30 every morning making shortcrust pastry.
Did I go in to win? Oh yes. I'm very competitive. What's the point of doing anything if you're not going to do your best? Even if you end up coming last, you want the competition to be good.'

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