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The Latest Breaking News from Ukraine

More than 100,000 Britons register to sponsor Ukrainian refugees in first hours of scheme opening

Scheme offers those providing a home to refugees a £350 monthly payment

The Independent UK

Kremlin chaos amid 'cracks in Putin regime' and failing Ukraine invasion

Putin is reported to be livid at his military failures so far, however, the Kremlin has denied asking China for weapons to assist them.

Daily Record

Three British ex-special forces troops feared dead in Russian attack near Polish border

It is believed three British ex-special forces died instantly in the Russian cruise missile blasts on a base close to the Polish border, the Mirror can reveal

Daily Mirror

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It's vital we become far more self-sufficient in food says Welsh Conservative Shadow Rural Affairs Minister

From gate to plate Wales and the UK must increase their self-sufficiency levels.

Birmingham Post

Books world auction for Ukraine offers more than 350 lots

With bidding still open, fundraiser whose lots include the chance to appear in books by Lenny Henry and Peter James and lunch with Jeremy Bowen has raised £37,000

The Guardian - UK

Russia blocks Instagram for majority of the country

Russia is cracking down on any social platform used to criticize its invasion of Ukraine.

Input

Ukraine urges Council of Europe rights watchdog to expel Russia

Ukraine on Monday urged the Council of Europe, a European body designed to uphold human rights and the rule of law across the continent, to expel Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

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'The scenes we’ve seen here are horrific': Bristol man helping Ukraine refugees flee to safety at the border

Simon is hoping to make a positive difference to families fleeing the war

Bristol Post

Sky confirms Scotland World Cup play-off final will be free to air if they can beat Ukraine

A top Sky executive told MPs the final would be free-to-air if Steve Clarke's men can take care of the semi-final first.

Daily Record

Boston man flew to Europe and drove into Ukraine in daring rescue mission to save coworker and his family

Andrew Smeaton, chief information security officer at Boston-based company DataRobot, made the 4,500 journey into the warzone to rescue his colleague Kris van Huystee and his family

The Independent UK

Russia shares footage of 7,000mph Zircon nuke missile that could hit London in 5 minutes

The horrifying footage was shared amid veiled threats Vladimir Putin and his top officials will go nuclear if any country intervenes with his invasion of Ukraine, a chilling warning claimed

Daily Mirror

Sebastian Coe says sports must fight to keep Russia banned

Olympic great Sebastian Coe says sports federations have set precedents by banning Russian and Belarusian athletes from competition following the invasion of Ukraine and they must remain firm to keep them in place

The Independent UK

Lightfoot gets first-hand account of horrors of war in Ukraine

The harrowing details came in a video call from Kharkiv Mayor Ihor Terekhov, who said artillery strikes are “coming from everywhere.”

Chicago Sun-Times

Edinburgh man in last-ditch bid to free wife's family and kids from Ukraine

Gary Shannon, who is a husband to a Ukrainian wife and has tight emotional connections with Ukraine, calls for financial support to help his family trapped in the war-torn country.

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Axios

UN chief: Nuclear conflict over Ukraine "within the realm of possibility"

"The prospect of nuclear conflict, once unthinkable, is now back within the realm of possibility," Secretary-General António Guterres said.

Evening Standard

Talking Point: Is the cost of living your main concern?

The rise in our cost of living was found to be Londoners greatest concern according to a new poll conducted by Deltapoll for London Communications Agency, which found that 52 per cent of respondents felt this was the issue that was most pressing for them. These numbers compare with just…

The Hindu

‘New medical colleges can check the trend of MBBS aspirants going abroad’

Around 700 students from Telangana have recently returned from war-hit Ukraine

Liverpool Echo

Schoolgirl 'shocked' by support for efforts to raise cash for Ukraine

Grace is finding ways for her artistic talents to have a real impact

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Reuters

Biden expected to meet with NATO leaders in Brussels on Russia-Ukraine - sources

U.S. President Joe Biden is expected to travel to Brussels next week to meet with NATO leaders to discuss Russia's war in Ukraine, U.S. and foreign sources familiar with the situation said on Monday.

Daily Record

Judge Rinder meets Strictly star's grandparents at Ukraine border after vowing to rescue them

Judge Robert Rinder has travelled to the Ukrainian border to help Strictly Come Dancing partner Oskana Platero's grandparents get to safety and he says they've finally crossed into Poland.

Tribune News Service

Ukraine President Zelenskyy to virtually address Congress on Wednesday

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has been invited to address the U.S. Congress via video on Wednesday as the charismatic leader cements his role as the inspirational face of resistance to the Russian invasion.

The Conversation

How Catherine the Great may have inspired Putin's Ukraine invasion

In his speech legitimizing Russia’s annexation of Crimea in 2014, Vladimir Putin invoked 18th-century history.

The Conversation

Why Russian attacks on innocent Ukrainian citizens will probably intensify

In 1942, a citizen of the southern Soviet Union city of Rostov-on-Don recalled its bombardment, documented in the book Rostov Under the Shadow of the Swastika by Vladislav Vyacheslavovich Smirnov:

Reuters

NATO to hold defence ministers meeting on Ukraine Wednesday - Turkey

Defence ministers from NATO member states will meet in Brussels on Wednesday for an extraordinary meeting to discuss the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Turkey's defence ministry said on Monday.

Wales Online

Latest Ukraine talks end without breakthrough but more planned for tomorrow

The Russian assault continues, with Ukraine capital Kyiv heavily bombarded

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