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Richard Dunne's heroic performance against Russia in Euro 2012 qualifier

The veteran centre-half put in the shift of his life at the Luzhniki Stadium as he left every last ounce on the field

Irish Mirror

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The Independent UK

Q+A host Stan Grant asks pro-Russian audience member to leave the studio after Ukraine claim

Q+A host Stan Grant asks a pro-Russian audience member to leave the studio after a "rogue question" about the war in Ukraine.

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Europe's cathedral bells ring out for peace in Ukraine

Landmark cathedrals across Europe chimed in unison on Thursday in a gesture of solidarity with Ukraine, as bystanders gathered to mourn those killed during Russia's invasion and pray for peace.

Reuters

Kyiv shrines, memorials with powerful symbolic value at risk

Kyiv, bracing for a Russian attack, is the spiritual heart of Ukraine, and some of the nation's most sacred Orthodox shrines are located there

The Independent UK

France seizes luxury yacht of Russian energy boss and Putin confidant Sechin

The French government on Thursday said it had seized a superyacht owned by a company linked to Igor Sechin, chief executive of Russian energy giant Rosneft and close confidant of President Vladimir Putin.

France 24

UK sanctions Russians Usmanov and Shuvalov, ponders law change

Britain sanctioned two more Russians on Thursday - industrialist Alisher Usmanov and former deputy prime minister Igor Shuvalov - after criticism that it was taking too long to target people with links to Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Reuters

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Ukrainian couple, lovers during Soviet rule, watch Russia invade from afar

Viktor Paniouk and Lyudmyla Bots met and fell in love in Kyiv in October 1990 during a hunger strike for Ukrainian independence from Soviet rule, achieved a year later. Now the two 54-year-olds, thousands of miles away in Argentina, are watching in horror from afar as Russian troops invade their…

Reuters

London Stock Exchange suspends trading in 28 Russian companies

LSE halts transactions in firms hit by sanctions and warns more may follow

The Independent UK

Online fashion giant Boohoo suspends sales in Russia after invasion of Ukraine

Boohoo said its sales in Russia are 'not material'

Birmingham Post

Moment Ukrainians cheer as they take captured TANK on a joyride through city

Ukrainian soldiers say Russian soldiers have abandoned several pieces of weaponry, including a tank which they took for a joyride in a snowy field near the city of Kharkiv

Daily Mirror

Who are the Londoners enabling the Russian elite?

Kleptocrats appreciate Britain’s rule of law — as long as it leaves them alone

Financial Times

Ukraine minister's plea to Sony and Microsoft reveals how war has changed

In the midst of a worldwide conflict, the Ukrainian Prime Minister has urged video game companies to speak up about their ongoing war with Russia.

Inverse

‘Hollywood hellraiser and celebrity activist’, citizen Sean Penn is at it again, this time in Kyiv

Oscar-winner Sean Penn has a history of activism. He returned to Ukraine ahead of the Russian invasion to film the unfolding crisis in a new documentary.

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Axios

U.S. vs Russia for the future of the internet

Russia's designs on the little-known agency raises the stakes for what its vision of the internet could mean for the world.

Reuters

WHO sees little impact on COVID-19 vaccine supplies to Africa from Ukraine war

The World Health Organization does not expect any immediate impact on vaccine supply to Africa from Russia's invasion of Ukraine, senior officials on the continent said on Thursday.

Daily Mirror

Inside story on Roman Abramovich's Chelsea takeover after secret talks and Man Utd snub

Chelsea have experienced huge success since Roman Abramovich's stealth takeover in July 2003 - but it could have all been very different for the Russian billionaire

Reuters

Tide of Ukrainian refugees grows as UN says a million have fled

A growing tide of Ukrainian refugees fleeing a brutal Russian invasion streamed into central Europe on Thursday, as volunteers and officials speeded up efforts to process arrivals whose numbers a U.N. official said had crossed the one million mark.

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The Independent UK

Paulo Fonseca: Former Roma and Shakhtar manager relives harrowing escape from war in Ukraine

Fonseca’s family endured a 30-hour escape from Russia’s invasion

Axios

Russia says it won't stop targeting Ukraine to continue peace talks

Lavrov said Russia would see out the war until "the end."

The Independent UK

Uefa working 24/7 to get players out of Ukraine, Aleksander Ceferin reveals

The 54-year-old urged peace and admitted it was ‘impossible’ to say when Russia’s ban could end.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Ukraine Refugee Count Tops 1 Million, Russians Besiege Ports

More than 1 million people have fled Ukraine following Russia’s invasion, in the swiftest refugee exodus this century, the United Nations said Thursday, as Moscow said it was ready for more talks to end fighting even as its forces pressed their assaults on the country’s second-largest city and two strategic…

Reuters

Kremlin hails Russian troops in Ukraine as heroes

The Kremlin on Thursday praised Russian troops fighting in Ukraine as heroes who would go down in history and described the deaths of soldiers there as a tragedy.

The Independent UK

Ukraine-Russia war: What is the Nord Stream 2 pipeline and how might the crisis impact it?

Lucrative natural gas pipeline running to Germany under Baltic Sea blocked by chancellor Olaf Scholz in response to Vladimir Putin’s aggression

Asharq Al-Awsat

Russia's War Spurs Corporate Exodus, Exposes Business Risks

Auto shipments stopped, beer stopped flowing, cargo ships dropped port calls and oil companies cut their pipelines. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has thrown business plans into disarray and forced a growing number of the world’s best known brands — from Apple to Ford and BP — to pull out of…

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