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First Thing: US’s $13bn Ukraine aid bill passes first hurdle

House passes huge aid package as Volodymyr Zelenskiy accuses Russia of carrying out ‘genocide’ against Ukrainians. Plus, how pipeline groups are posing as Indigenous champions

The Guardian - UK

Meet the grandparents trying to escape Ukraine: ‘I lived through the Second World War. And now we have this’

The elderly living in war-torn Ukraine are often unable to leave their homes despite air raids and shelling. David Cohen meets two grandmothers who, with the help of their daughters, managed to reach the Polish border

The Independent UK

Moldovan restaurant hit with one-star reviews after people wrongly think it's Russian

The owners of Birch and Bear restaurant in Canary Wharf claim they have become victims of anti-Russian hate following Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine

Daily Mirror

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Nuclear safety watchdog loses contact with Zaporizhzhia power plant in Ukraine after capture by Russian forces

The world’s nuclear safety watchdog has lost contact with the captured Zaporizhzhia power plant in Ukraine, just hours after warning of a potential disaster in Chernobyl.

Evening Standard

Welsh firefighters take week off work to fly to Ukraine border to help unending queues of refugees

Nathan Jones, 29, and Dominic Davies, 24, from Crickhowell are at the Ukraine border working around the clock to keep refugees safe

Wales Online

Volunteers "overwhelmed" by generosity of West Lothian people helping Ukraine

Generous locals have been handing in mountains of donations to send to the war-stricken country

Daily Record

Jet2 stops flights to Poland as Russian invasion of Ukraine rages on

It said "current circumstances" were behind the decision

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Ukraine says it is opening new humanitarian corridor

The Ukrainian government said it will open humanitarian corridors in Ukrainian cities on Thursday, media reports said.

Dynamite News

The west v Russia: why the global south isn’t taking sides

The map of global participation in the sanctions against Russia suggests a new non-aligned movement might be on the rise

The Guardian - US

Ukraine war: what history tells us about the effectiveness of sanctions

The west has responded to the invasion of Ukraine by imposing economic sanctions on Russia. There has been plenty of discussion about whether economic sanctions are an appropriate response, what they hope to achieve and what the results will be – not only for Russia but for the world.

The Conversation

BBC's Clive Myrie hits back after viewers question why he had been sent to Ukraine

The Mastermind host is a highly-experienced journalist

Manchester Evening News

Mystery donor doubles Ukrainian baker’s fundraiser to more than £70,000

Yuriy Kachak set up a JustGiving page after holding the sale at his bakery in Glasgow.

The Independent UK

Ukraine says talks in Turkey with Russia fail to make progress towards ceasefire

As first high-level diplomatic meeting between combatants continues, EU leaders prepare to meet at Versailles

The Guardian - UK

Martin Lewis accuses ministers of attempt to blame Ukraine war for cost of living crisis

Money saving expert warns of ‘narrative shift’ - when higher bills and taxes had already put people at risk of ‘starving or freezing’

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Daily Mirror

Lewis Hamilton explains why he didn't pose with fellow drivers in support of Ukraine

F1 drivers posed for a photo in support of Ukraine amid the ongoing Russian invasion however Lewis Hamilton was absent - but there was an innocent explanation

The Guardian - US

The US supports illegal annexations by Israel and Morocco. Why the hypocrisy?

America must be consistent. It cannot pick and choose when to follow international law

Financial Times

Russia, Ukraine and the spectre of 1941

Putin’s army is inadvertently highlighting the parallels, bombing a Holocaust memorial and rerunning the destruction of Kharkiv

Wales Online

Who is in Vladimir Putin's inner circle? The generals and security staff in an elite group

The Russian dictator is surrounded by cronies, many of who he has known since his days in the KGB

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The Independent UK

Ukraine’s Zelensky has survived more than a dozen assassination attempts, adviser claims

‘Volodymyr Zelensky remains the main target,’ presidential adviser Mikhail Podolyak says

Wales Online

Refugee family in Calais 'may have to return to Ukraine' if UK visas denied

'It all takes so long and still we don't understand if we can cross into the UK'

The New Daily

Should miners pay more tax? The war in Ukraine has delivered a massive windfall

Australia’s mining giants are cashing in as the war in Ukraine drives a massive rise in commodity prices. So should they pay more tax?

Axios

Groups warn Biden administration on cutting off Russian Internet

Limiting Internet access would hurt Russians' access to independent info, the groups say.

The New Daily

Market Wrap: The top five events that happened in markets this week

Market Wrap: The wild ride on Wall Street continued this week as US stocks rebounded on hopes of diplomatic solution to end war between Russia and Ukraine.

Salon

Putin is losing the social media war

Ukraine may do for social media what Vietnam did for TV — turn it into a weapon that exposes lies and propaganda

Roll Call

Former Sen. Dan Coats dishes on Supreme Court, Ukraine, Donald Trump - Roll Call

Former Sen. Dan Coats has had a front seat to some intersecting issues: Supreme Court nominations and Russian aggression.

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