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London has long been a magnet for refugees – we must continue this generosity

Commuters passing through Liverpool Street Station may pass by a bronze sculpture, “The Arrival.” It commemorates the “Kindertransport”, the influx of 10,000 Jewish children from eastern Europe who arrived at the station in 1938-39. Over 80 years later, more refugees from eastern Europe find themselves with their lives imperilled. As…

Evening Standard

How to host a Ukrainian refugee in the UK and where to apply

The Homes for Ukraine programme will enable UK families to host refugees

Manchester Evening News

Homes Under The Hammer star Martin Roberts in 26-hour mercy mission to Ukraine border

Homes Under The Hammer star Martin Roberts has safely arrived at the Ukrainian border, after nearing an area that was bombed over the weekend. The BBC presenter emotionally showed his fans around the drop-off point - admitting that 'the little things' like supplies for kids get to him

Daily Mirror

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Britons hoping to host Ukrainian refugees will need to know their names first

Campaigners concerned that naming process will mean ‘only refugees with connections to UK will benefit’

The Independent UK

Russia dropped from ship certification body as sanctions bite

The world's top association of ship certifiers has withdrawn membership from the Russia Maritime Register of Shipping (RS) due to the impact of sanctions on Moscow after its invasion of Ukraine, in another blow to the country's vital shipping sector.

Reuters

UK medics fly to Ukraine border to evacuate 21 children with cancer

Team leader Dr Michael Griksaitis, from University Hospital Southampton, said he was overwhelmed by the human tragedy on the ground.

The Independent UK

Music group Believe advises clients how to work around Russia sanctions

Company, which has worked with Björk, La Roux and Slayer, vows to keep office open despite Ukraine invasion

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Blyth theatre show The Addams Family raise £3,000 for Red Cross Ukraine appeal

The actor playing Uncle Fester shaved his hair to raise money for the worth cause

Chronicle Live

Ukraine lunchtime briefing: Russia brings war close to Nato's doorstep as Brits prepare to house refugees

Shelling and fighting in Kyiv's suburbs on 19th day of the Russian invasion

Wales Online

Polish mayors warn cities reaching capacity as Ukrainian arrivals rise

Sense of solidarity with refugees remains strong in Warsaw and Krakow, but cities say they are struggling to accommodate people

The Guardian - UK

Berlin warns Ukrainian refugees about trafficking danger

The city of Berlin has warned Ukrainian refugees not to accept offers of money or accommodation at the main train station due to concerns that they might be lured into forced prostitution or other forms of human trafficking.

Reuters

UN says at least 636 civilians killed in Ukraine so far

The U.N. human rights office (OHCHR) said on Monday it had confirmed the deaths of at least 636 civilians in Ukraine through to March 13, including 46 children.

Reuters

Russian naval forces have blockaded Ukraine’s Black Sea coast, say UK officials

Russian forces are also in the Sea of Azov, say officials

The Independent UK

Ukraine: why Emmanuel Macron's open line to Moscow has not delivered the international prestige he expected

The French president, Emmanuel Macron, has taken a big gamble in putting himself forward as Europe’s man in Moscow (at least virtually) during the crisis in Ukraine. He has kept an open dialogue with Vladimir Putin even as the Russian leader invaded and insists that he continues to press for…

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Axios

The climate spillover of Russia's invasion of Ukraine

Global CO2 emissions are at record highs, and need to plunge to keep the Paris Agreement goals within reach.

Reuters

Weary refugees from Ukraine find shelter near Auschwitz

A youth education centre near Auschwitz dedicated to preserving memories of World War Two and the Holocaust has opened its doors to help refugees fleeing war in the present.

The Hindu

State to take all steps to help Ukraine-returnees: CM

‘Any decision on continued education can be taken only by NMC’

Reuters

Russia accuses Ukraine of missile strike on Donetsk; Ukraine denies

Russia's defence ministry said on Monday that 20 people had been killed and 28 wounded when a Ukrainian missile with a cluster charge exploded in the city of Donetsk in eastern Ukraine.

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Food prices in UK could be driven up 15% this year because of Ukraine war

The cost of chicken to manufacturers has already gone up 50%

The Independent UK

German finance chief wants measures to curb fuel price hike

Germany’s finance minister has proposed a “crisis discount” to dampen the impact of recent fuel price hikes due to the war in Ukraine

Evening Standard

‘They’re traumatised, tired and sick with blisters on their feet’

Rachael Burford talks to Red Cross workers on the refugee frontline

Los Angeles Times

Attacks hit breadth of Ukraine as talks with Russia resume

KYIV, Ukraine — Bombardments continued across Ukraine on Monday — including a direct hit on a Kyiv apartment building — as the embattled nation’s leaders opened another round of talks with Russia despite little progress after previous negotiations.

Al Jazeera

Lviv: As refugees flee, a city mobilises for war

In western Ukraine, the city that has become a refuge and hub for people fleeing, prepares for an eventual attack.

Daily Record

Russian McDonald's superfan chains himself to restaurant in frantic bid to stop it closing

The fast food outlet shuttered all 850 Russian restaurants on Monday due to the invasion of Ukraine.

The Guardian - UK

Ordinary Russians did not want this war, but Putin is trying to make us all complicit

Putin tells lie after lie to justify the horror he has unleashed, and to convince Russians this war is being waged for their survival, says Russian author Dmitry Glukhovsky

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