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James Bond fantasist jailed after sharing Grant Shapps’ details with fake Russian spies

The judge said Howard Phillips had ‘a personality with narcissistic tendencies and an overblown sense of his own importance’

The Independent UK

James Bond ‘fantasist’ jailed for seven years for trying to spy for Russia

Howard Phillips was convicted of assisting a foreign intelligence service under the National Security Act

Evening Standard

Oh it's personal: These are the top viral Russian fake news stories about European politicians

Russia has increasingly targeted European leaders with false claims and outlandish accusations. European politicians who have expressed strong support for Ukraine are among those attacked the most. What are the most preposterous fake stories about European politicians made by Russian propaganda?

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Concerns grow for 3 OSCE workers jailed since shortly after Russia's invasion of Ukraine

More than three years after they were seized from their homes, concerns are growing for three Ukrainians who worked for the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe

The Independent UK

Battles of the mind: drawing Ukraine in this endless war

The Guardian Opinion cartoonist reports on lives for ever changed by conflict

The Guardian - UK

James Bond fanatic shared Grant Shapp’s details to fake Russian spies

The trial heard how he wanted to help two apparent Russian agents called ‘Sasha’ and ‘Dima’

The Independent UK

British man who 'wanted to be like James Bond' convicted of trying to spy for Russia

Howard Phillips, 65, intended to help two apparent Russian agents called ‘Sasha’ and ‘Dima’ who were in fact undercover British officers

Evening Standard

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Man told fake Russian spies he had ‘useful’ information on Grant Shapps, jury hears

Howard Phillips claimed to undercover officers he had met then defence secretary on several occasions, court told

The Guardian - UK

Man accused of assisting Russia ‘planned to pass on Grant Shapps information’

Howard Phillips is on trial over allegedly intending to assist the RIS by helping people he believed were agents working for Moscow.

Evening Standard

Man passed details on minister to police posing as Russian spies, UK court told

Howard Phillips gave information on then defence secretary Grant Shapps for ‘easy money’, prosecutor says

The Guardian - UK

In Russia, solidarity and apathy as war with Ukraine escalates

Volunteers rally for people displaced by Ukraine’s incursion, but in Moscow, some brush off Kyiv’s drone assault.

Al Jazeera

'Right to live before right to vote, peace before polls': Common refrain in Manipur relief camps

Displaced Manipur residents question relevance of elections amid ethnic violence, loss, and uncertainty in relief camps.

The Hindu

'Our 12th-century barn is now a stunning home for modern family life'

'The Grade II listing didn't stop us following our dream'

Ideal Home

Ukrainian soldiers' valentines arrive by 'train of love'

Ukrainian soldiers on a break from the front lines meet up with their wives and girlfriends, who arrive on the so-called "train of love," where every day is Valentine's Day.

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The Guardian - UK

Children’s and teens roundup – the best new picture books and novels

A celebration of mixed heritage; a dog‑walker’s drama; a tiny adventurer; and a siren assassin with killer songs

The Guardian - AU

What happened in the Russia-Ukraine war this week? Catch up with the must-read news and analysis

How Iran smuggled drones into Russia; Moscow’s forces close in on Bakhmut; the defenders of Vuhledar

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s too cruel’: family stuck in Ukraine after UK host dies suddenly

Exclusive: Nadiia Luba is one of 9,700 Ukrainians still waiting on visa decision under Homes for Ukraine scheme

ABC News

Displaced Ukrainian families face first Christmas in Australia without loved ones still at war

The seven-year-old, along with her mum and grandmother are among 4,500 displaced Ukrainians facing Christmas without their husbands, brothers, fathers and sons still fighting in the war.

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The Independent UK

He was tortured by Russia – now he’s getting his revenge

They are responsible for ambushes, destroying infrastructure and even, allegedly, assassinations. In Kharkiv, Balakiya and Izyum, Bel Trew meets the ordinary citizens who have become the secret weapon in the fight against Putin

Al Jazeera

Russian forces ‘running and panicking’ during eastern retreat

Villagers describe withdrawal as most Russian soldiers fled but others were caught in Ukrainian attacks.

Daily Record

Ukrainian toddler sent back to warzone after being unable to secure UK visa

Alika Zubets, aged four, was considered to be an 'unaccompanied minor' under Home Office regulations, as she was travelling with her grandmother Tanya, rather than her parents.

Daily Mirror

Four-year-old girl faces being sent back to war-torn Ukraine with gran amid visa row

Little Alika Zubets' extended family are in the UK, but her parents remain in war-torn Ukraine caring for disabled relatives leaving the tot travelling with her grandma to reach safety

Daily Mirror

'Unkillable' Ukrainian shot and buried alive with tortured brothers crawls out of grave

Mykola Kulichenko, from the village of Vyshneve, just outside Kyiv in the Bucha Raion of Kyiv Oblast, was chucked into a grave alongside his older brother in March with Vladimir Putin's forces believing he was dead

The Guardian - UK

‘Given a chance’: teenage Ukrainian football talents find hope in Poland

A top Warsaw academy is among the clubs who have offered safety and training to teenage boys with big ambitions

The Independent UK

A tragedy in every town: How two months of war has transformed Ukraine forever

International correspondent Bel Trew has spent weeks covering the war in Ukraine. Here, she recounts some of the most indelible scenes from her time in the country

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