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Angelique Kidjo and DJ Black Coffee dedicate Grammy wins to African youth

Musicians worldwide were celebrated during the 64th Grammy Awards hosted by South African comedian Trevor Noah in Las Vegas on Sunday. Benin’s Angelique Kidjo and South Africa’s DJ Black Coffee won Grammys for their respective albums. Ukraine’s President Zelensky made a surprise video appearance appealing for support.

Radio France Internationale

Ukraine: People accused of looting tied to poles, stripped and beaten

Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, videos shared on social networks and in local media outlets have shown disturbing scenes: people tied to poles in the street, sometimes stripped of their clothing and beaten. These incidents have occurred all around the country, often as punishment for people accused…

France 24

Putin set to send 130,000 new Russian conscripts to Ukraine war, officials fear

Western officials said Russia is also redeploying forces that are currently in Georgia, which it invaded in 2008, in an unplanned move that shows the war is going worse for Putin than he thought

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Horrendous evidence of Russian ‘war crimes’ against Ukrainians amid fresh atrocities

Russia and President Putin has been accused of genocide after numerous execution-style mass killings were uncovered on the outskirts of Kyiv after invaders retreated from Bucha

Daily Mirror

Paris Perspective #27: Fear and loathing on the campaign trail 2022 - Gérald Olivier

With only a few days to go before approximately 48 million registered voters are invited to cast their ballot in France’s first round of presidential elections, Paris Perspective looks at the polemics that have shaped the campaign trails to date and the probabilities of the outcome of round one on…

Radio France Internationale

Red Cross says its team travelling to Mariupol was stopped, now being held

A team from the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) was stopped during an attempt to reach Mariupol, Ukraine to evacuate civilians and is now being held in the nearby town Manhush, a spokesperson told Reuters on Monday.

Reuters

Talking Point: Is partygate still an important issue?

As the partygate saga rumbles on there is a sense is some quarters that we should just move on from the issue given the war in Ukraine and spiralling cost of living crisis now facing the country, or at least that’s what Welsh Secretary Simon Hart would have you believe.…

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Pentagon can't independently confirm atrocities in Ukraine's Bucha, official says

The U.S. military is not in a position to independently confirm Ukrainian accounts of atrocities by Russian forces against civilians in the town of Bucha, but has no reason to dispute the accounts either, a senior U.S. defense official said on Monday.

Reuters

Eight years after Maidan revolution, Ukraine better equipped for infowar with Russia

For Yevhen Fedchenko, the information war hit home when his aunt said she would not come to visit because she believed she would be beaten and killed in Ukraine for speaking Russian.

Reuters

Hungary’s Orban set for tricky term after landslide election win

The Hungarian strongman will have to adjust his government’s outlook, pundits on both sides of the fence say.

Al Jazeera

Will Putin ever be held responsible for the atrocities we’re seeing in Bucha?

History has shown that international justice can be difficult to achieve, but that doesn’t mean Zelenskiy shouldn’t try, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

Hero Ukrainian soldiers desperate to rejoin fight reveal war horrors from hospital

Machine gunner Artem, 29, who was wounded in his left shoulder blade during a brutal firefight against Russian soldiers, was among the heroic troops who spoke with The Mirror about the horrors of the war from a hospital at a secret location in Ukraine

Daily Mirror

'Vladimir Putin vs Volodymyr Zelensky' MMA fight cancelled after fans' backlash

Thousands of angry comments followed a press conference where lookalikes for Putin and Zelensky announced that they were to fight, and the bout has now been cancelled

Daily Mirror

Ukraine crisis: Indian Banks’ Association to asses impact of outstanding student loans

₹121 cr owed by 1,319 students forced to return due to conflict

The Hindu

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Evening Standard

Hunt for the ‘Butchers of Bucha’

So this is what denazification looks like. Bodies littered across the street, victims filling mass graves, destruction and grief congealing in a way only war can replicate. To Grozny, Chechnya and Aleppo, Syria, we can now add Bucha, Ukraine.

Wales Online

'I was meant to fly from Wales to celebrate my son's graduation in Kyiv - now he's fighting in the war'

Margaryta Romanova marches every Sunday through the streets of Cardiff calling for an end to Russia's invasion

The Guardian - UK

Spanish police and FBI seize superyacht in Mallorca linked to Putin ally

The £70m vessel is linked to the Russian billionaire Viktor Vekselberg, who has been sanctioned by the UK and USRussia-Ukraine war – latest updates

Axios

Zelensky in Bucha: Ukraine wants "to show the world what happened here"

He warned that "if we don't find a civilized solution," Ukraine "will find a non-civilized solution" to hold those responsible.

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Reuters

Vienna's Ukrainian school scrambles to cope with influx of children

Volunteers running a Ukrainian Saturday school in Vienna have been scrambling to adapt as the number of children attending has more than tripled in a matter of weeks.

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3 S&P 500 Stocks Up More Than 50% YTD With More Room to Run

The stock market has been under pressure since the beginning of the year amid concerns over the Fed’s monetary tightening policies and the war in Ukraine. However, stocks closed near session highs on the first day of April, which is historically the best month for the S&P 500. Despite the…

Al Jazeera

Bucha killings: ‘The world cannot be tricked anymore’

Survivor of alleged Russian atrocities recounts his ordeal as analysts say development marks wake-up call for West.

Daily Record

Falkirk schoolgirl raises £1,400 climbing Arthur's Seat to support Ukraine

Ellie Muir, from Falkirk, came up with the idea of the ascent after watching news coverage of the Russian invasion, to the surprise and delight of mum Keri.

Reuters

Ukraine says Russian forces are blocking ICRC's Mariupol evacuation efforts

Buses meant for the rescue of civilians from Mariupol were not able to reach the besieged southern Ukrainian city on Monday, Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk said.

The Guardian - UK

EU leaders denounce ‘possible genocide’ in Ukraine as Russia issues denials

Bloc urgently working on new round of sanctions against Moscow after claims of mass civilian killings

Liverpool Echo

Merseyside councillors stand with Ukraine in show of solidarity

Liverpool and Wirral councillors signed the letter

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