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GERI Halliwell has been spotted posing with her very rarely seen daughter Bluebell, 18, at a Burberry Fashion Week show.
The 52-year-old Spice Girl looked stunning as she donned a white coat and small Burberry bag for the winter show this week.
Geri’s daughter Bluebell looked equally as glam, wearing a chic black coat and rocking a very glam makeup look.
She posed next to her famous mum, who wore her hair in loose curls and flashed a smile at the camera.
Geri complimented her look with white heels, while Bluebell opted for jeans and black boots for the star-studded event.
The star shares her 18-year-old daughter with her screenwriter ex Sacha Gervasi.
Geri and her daughter’s father went their separate ways after just six weeks, and welcomed Bluebell in May 2006.
The singing star also shares a son named Monty, with her current husband.
Geri’s evening out comes after her husband Christian Horner was brutally booed last week, at the F1 75 launch event at the O2 Arena in London.
Fans filled the arena to watch all ten Formula One teams reveal car liveries and driver racesuits for the upcoming season.
And the event saw a number of speeches from team principals as they looked to the season ahead.
But when Red Bull boss Horner took to the stage he was greeted by a chorus of boos.
He is a divisive figure among F1 fans due to his controversial way of handling team issues both internally and with rivals.
The 51-year-old has previously been dubbed a “Karen” due to his incessant complaining against other teams when Red Bull have not been dominant.
And then last year, he was involved in a stunning power struggle at Red Bull after he was embroiled in a sexting scandal in which an employee accused him of making suggestive remarks.
The former member of staff launched an appeal after a judge cleared Horner of wrongdoing in March – with the appeal also being thrown out.
In a statement last August, his team said: “The complainant exercised the right to appeal, and the appeal was carried out by another independent KC.
“All stages of the appeal process have now been concluded, with the final outcome that the appeal is not upheld.
“The KC’s conclusions have been accepted and adopted by Red Bull. The internal process has concluded.”
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FRANCE is said to be ready to deploy a “nuclear shield” to help protect Europe from any looming Russian threats.
President Emmanuel Macron is leading the way in helping to protect the Continent after he held “productive” talks with Donald Trump over ending the Ukraine war.
Macron suggested a truce could be agreed between Kyiv and Moscow in a matter of weeks as he spoke to Fox News following the Trump chat.
The positive comments come just days after the conflict entered its fourth year with fighting still raging along the border.
Macron’s France have also reportedly proposed the idea of sending fighter jets carrying nuclear weapons across to Germany.
The deterrent would act as a stark warning to Russia’s tyrant Vladimir Putin, a French official told The Telegraph.
It would “send a strong message” to Moscow that Europe is still prepared to defend Ukraine regardless of a peace deal being agreed.
Diplomats in Berlin also hope it will place pressure on UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to deploy British jets as well.
France’s nuclear deterrent – said to hold up to 300 missiles – is currently independent from Nato whereas Britain’s forms a key part of the alliance’s defence strategy.
Germany’s Friedrich Merz, leader of the Christian Democrats (CDU) and man tipped to become the country’s next chancellor, has already welcomed the idea of sending extra defences to Berlin.
He said last Friday that Paris and London should discuss “whether their nuclear protection could also be extended to us”.
Germany currently holds an arsenal of nuclear missiles sent to them by the US which has long guaranteed the Continent’s safety.
However, Macron alone has over three times more weapons available at his disposal with Britain also capable of bulking up Europe’s border.
It is unclear if Trump will move his deterrents if the UK and France do decide to bolster defences.
This has been seen as a sign of Europe continuing to try and create a stronger alliance which isn’t as dependent on America’s help.
In Merz’s victory speech after topping the German polls he urged leaders to look towards an “independent European defence capability”..
His remarks came after brave Volodymyr Zelensky called for the creation of an “Army of Europe” to take on Russia earlier this month.
Macron and Starmer are both leading the way in trying to urge Washington to listen to all parties involved in a truce including – Europe and Ukraine – after recent US-Russia only talks.
Macron stood side-by-side with Trump in the White House on Monday to discuss the war.
It was the first meeting between the Republican and a European leader since Trump re-entered office in January.
Speaking together at a podium, Macron said peace “must not be a surrender of Ukraine” as he also called on Europeans to do more to protect the Continent.
Starmer is also due to meet with President Trump on Thursday to hold similar talks.
Trump spoke with his “friend” Macron, as he repeated the war in Ukraine would “never have happened if I was president”.
He also made a stern warning that any overspill outside of Ukraine’s borders could have a devastating outcome if a peace deal isn’t secured soon.
He said: “There will be a point where it is not going to stop at those two countries.
“Already there is such involvement from other countries and it could really lead to a very big war, World War III, and we are not gonna let that happen either.”
Meanwhile Macron echoed Trump’s words but made it clear that Ukraine’s future should be prioritised and that the US and Europe need to “shoulder” responsibilities.
And on the prospect of European troops being used as peacemakers in Ukraine, Macron clarified that troops “would not be on the front line, but mark a presence in Ukraine as a guarantee”.
The French leader grimaced after Trump incorrectly suggested European assistance to Ukraine would be in the form of loans.
Macron said: “Europe is willing to step up to be a stronger partner, to do more on defence and security on this continent, as well as to be a reliable partner.”
The Sun Says…
THREE years on from the start of Vladimir Putin’s brutal invasion of Ukraine and the war has seen more than 1.3million killed or injured.
Brave Volodymyr Zelensky’s offer to step down as Ukrainian president — in answer to Donald Trump’s bogus charge that he is a dictator — shows his commitment to peace.
But he is not the problem.
Blood-soaked Putin has already sacrificed more than 860,000 of his own soldiers and is no more bothered by current losses of 1,500 a day than he is by the deaths of 12,000 Ukrainian civilians ruthlessly targeted by his forces.
He is supported in this slaughter by the terrorists of Tehran and North Korean madman Kim Jong-un.
Meanwhile, China watches on.
The world is a very dangerous place right now and Europe cannot keep relying on America to fight its battles.
Even pacifists like Stephen Fry recognise that increasing spending on defence is not about ideology. It’s about self-preservation.
Sir Keir Starmer hinted that Britain will raise defence spending to 2.5 per cent of GDP by 2030 and offer 30,000 peace-keeping troops for Ukraine.
But that is meaningless when we don’t have 30,000 troops to spare, when 2.5 per cent is not enough and 2030 is too far away.
What are we waiting for?
He added that there is “good reason” to re-engage with Putin, but “being strong and having deterrence capabilities is the only way” to ensure an agreement is “respected”.
Macron said that his aim is to “try to get something first which can be assessed, checked and verified” and “ensure that we build sufficient guarantees in the short-run”.
The French president added: “This is where we are ready to be engaged.
“A lot of my European colleagues are ready to be engaged.
After the meeting, the United States shockingly sided with Russia in a UN vote on a resolution demanding that Putin’s troops leave Ukraine.
The US President’s administration joined Iran, North Korea, Belarus, Hungary and 13 others to oppose the call — with China abstaining.
Yet 93 countries voted in favour of the Ukraine-tabled resolution — which branded Russia the “aggressor” — including the UK and most European nations.
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