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Salisbury Novichok survivor sickened at UK using attack not to grant Ukrainians visas

Charlie Rowley, whose girlfriend died in the 2018 Novichok horror, was astonished after the Home Secretary and immigration minister Kevin Foster wheeled out the excuse this week

Daily Mirror

'Boris Johnson's boasts on Covid success and Ukrainian refugees are a shot in the dark'

Sunday Mirror columnist Mark Steel reckons a rare illness explains Boris Johnson's boast that we help more vulnerable people fleeing danger than other countries

Daily Mirror

Where can I donate items for Ukraine and which items are most needed?

Support for refugees fleeing Russian invasion floods in across Britain

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Macron condemns UK response to Ukraine refugee crisis with blast at visa policy

Mr Macron reportedly criticised Britain’s visa policy which required applicants to make them in person in Brussels or Paris

Wales Online

France, UK, Germany say Iran deal could collapse on Russian demands

France, Britain and Germany warned Russia on Saturday that its demands to have its trade guaranteed with Iran risked the collapse of an almost-completed nuclear deal.

Reuters

Menna Fitzpatrick eager to cement status as Britain’s greatest Winter Paralympian

The six-time Paralympic medallist wrapped up her Beijing campaign on Saturday with a disappointing fourth-place finish in the slalom

The Independent UK

Thousands of Ukrainians in UK treated as ‘second-class citizens’ as they are blocked from bringing family

Ministers accused of refusing Ukrainian workers ‘basic level of humanity’ by continuing to exclude them from visa scheme that would allow them to bring their relatives to safety in Britain

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Ruth Wilson: ‘Sexuality is part of human nature. We have to put it on screen’

The star of ‘The Affair’, ‘Luther’ and ‘His Dark Materials’ talks to Sarah Crompton about personal boundaries, the gender pay gap and why older women are more valued in Europe than Britain and America

The Independent UK

Lib Dems set out roadmap for rejoining EU single market and want to ‘end petty Brexit squabbles’

The proposed policy would ultimately reinstate free movement and trade

The Independent UK

What the papers say – March 12

France’s leader has accused Britain of failing Ukraine’s war victims.

The Independent UK

National Portrait Gallery's Shakespeare to Winehouse exhibition 'an absolutely fantastic opportunity' to see some of Britain's best art

If you've ever wanted to gaze into Ed Sheeran's eyes, see how the Bronte Sisters looked according to their brother or be in the same room as Malala Yousafzai, now is your chance.

ABC News

'Are there more doors or wheels in the world?' The answer according to data

The argument was sparked by Twitter user Ryan Nixon after he posted a poll to the social media platform.

Daily Record

Kent police charge 74 people over Insulate Britain road protests

Charges relate to series of protests that blocked M25 and roads near Dover in September and October

The Guardian - UK

UK's Queen Elizabeth pulls out of Commonwealth Service

Britain's Queen Elizabeth will not attend Monday's Commonwealth Service, Buckingham Palace has said, in what was to have been the 95-year-old's first in-person public engagement since being advised to rest by her doctors.

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The Guardian - UK

Macron says UK failing to live up to its ‘grand statements’ on Ukraine refugees

French president accuses Britain of failing to live up to its claim to be leading the world in helping war victims

Evening Standard

Exactly how many Russians has Britain sanctioned now?

After facing criticism for being too slow to target billionaire Russian oligarchs with links to the Kremlin, Britain has stepped up the pace on sanctions in recent days.

Bristol Post

Veggie and gluten-free pie from Pieminister in Bristol crowned best pie in Britain

It's the first time a 'free-from' pie has been named Supreme Champion in the prestigious awards

Birmingham Post

Campaign underway to make Derby the home of Great British Railways

Great British Railways will be the new public body set up by Government to link up Britain’s disjointed rail network

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Asharq Al-Awsat

UK Sanctions Russian Lawmakers Who Supported Ukraine Breakaway Regions

Britain imposed sanctions on 386 members of Russia's lower house of parliament on Friday, to increase diplomatic pressure on Russian President Vladimir Putin for invading Ukraine. Friday's announcement - the latest in a series of punitive measures taken by Britain and international allies - said the sanctions targeted those who…

The Guardian - UK

Cédric Grolet at the Berkeley, London W1: ‘Spiking the blood sugar levels of Europe’ – restaurant review

A Frenchman wading into Britain’s fractious ‘jam or cream first?’ scone debate is either foolhardy or admirable

The Guardian - UK

Britain’s economic war against Vladimir Putin is a mess – and it may be pointless

It’s ordinary people who are likely to feel the pain and none of the oligarchs directly targeted can influence Russia’s tyrant anyway, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

Wales Online

Britain's oldest nightclub selling chunks of its sticky carpet to nostalgic revellers

The nightclub has already raised more than £1,000 for charity

The Guardian - UK

Winter paralympics 2022: historic bronze for GB snowboarder Ollie Hill

Hill comes third in men’s banked slalom SB-LL2 on his debut for Britain’s first ever para snowboard Paralympics medal

Evening Standard

Ukraine war: Britain warns Putin not to ‘cross that line’ and launch chemical weapons attack

Vladimir Putin was warned by Britain on Friday not to “cross that line” and use chemical weapons in Ukraine which would be an “outrage against humanity”.

The Guardian - UK

Putin’s brutal war is the moment for Britain to reset its attitude to all refugees

The public’s compassion for violently displaced Ukrainians is out of step with our politicians’ indifference, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

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