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Polls show the former stand-up comedian's crowdfunding campaigns for the military have rendered him one of the country's most trusted public figures.

Crouching beside Ukrainian-made attack drones on a runway, TV star Serhiy Prytula appeared keen to taunt Moscow with a crowdfunded fleet that experts have linked with recent strikes inside Russia. Offering a rare glimpse at Ukraine's homegrown explosive drones, Prytula recently shared images of himself with a fleet in an undisclosed location.

Speaking to Kaye Adams and Karen MacKenzies How to be 60 podcast, the BBC presenter said of the ageism storm: We have to accept that because what you cannot do is say how unfair.

How can Greenpeace justify their lunatic assault on Rishi Sunaks home? asks Carole Malone.

Ken Bruce attracts 3 million listeners to his new mid-morning show on Greatest Hits Radio.

Ken Bruces fans left Radio 2 in the wake of his departure from the BBC, and he now has three million listeners for his new show on Bauers Greatest Hits station.

BBC Radio 2 have lost a million listeners since Ken Bruce left the station in March after the organisation decided to cut his contract short despite him having the most popular radio programme in the UK

The pace of drone development is going to change wars for the next 80 years, one expert tells Newsweek.

The legendary broadcaster left Radio 2 earlier this year after more than three decades at the station.

Russia's defenses have adapted and are becoming increasingly effective against Ukraine. Experts think the war could drag on for many years.