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The Latest Breaking News from Ukraine

Daily Dose Ep 986: SC on Ukraine evac, additional solicitor general resigns

Tanishka Sodhi brings you the news from the Supreme Court, Punjab, and Ukraine.

Newslaundry

China to suspend Premier League coverage to avoid broadcasting show of solidarity with Ukraine

The Premier League is planning to show its solidarity for the Ukrainian people following Russia’s invasion with yellow and blue captains’ armbands and messages of support around grounds this weekend

The Independent UK

Woman who left UK few weeks ago now making petrol bombs in Ukraine to defend home

Sabina Jenkins is staying with her mother Oksana and her grandmother Larysa in their home village just a few hours south of Kyiv.

Daily Record

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Russian troops are raping 'numerous' women in Ukraine, foreign minister says

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba accused Vladimir Putin's forces of committing numerous rapes in Ukrainian cities - as Gordon Brown called for Putin to face a war crimes tribunal

Daily Mirror

Several explosions heard in quick succession in Kyiv, siren sounds

Several explosions were heard in quick succession in Ukraine's capital Kyiv on Friday and an air raid siren blasted out, a Reuters reporter said.

Reuters

Ukrainian specialist warns ‘disinformation is one of war’s strongest weapons’

Valeria Kovtun said she has been fighting in the ‘information battlefield’ from her basement bunker in northern Ukraine.

The Independent UK

Admit medical students from Ukraine in Indian schools: IMA

Letter to PM flags uncertain situation in war-hit country

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Putin's unlikely celebrity pals and whether they stick by him during Ukraine invasion

Vladimir Putin has made a number of peculiar A-list pals during his presidency, but big names such as Steven Seagal and Gerard Depardieu have given controversial reactions to Russia's war on Ukraine

Daily Mirror

Sainsbury's removes all Russian-sourced products from shelves including vodka

The supermarket giant has become the latest retailer to sever ties with Russia as the war on Ukrain continues to take thousands of lives. It follows Marks & Spencer, Visa, Mastercard and more

Daily Mirror

Sainsbury’s drops Russian Standard Vodka and changes Chicken Kiev to Chicken Kyiv

Sainsbury’s has said it will drop Russian goods from its shelves and change the name of Chicken Kiev to Chicken Kyiv in solidarity with the people of Ukraine.

Evening Standard

Russia is dropping cluster bombs on Ukraine, NATO's Stoltenberg says

Russia is using cluster bombs in Ukraine, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said on Friday.

Reuters

Chicken Kiev renamed Kyiv by Sainsbury’s after Russia’s attack on Ukraine

The business said it would stop selling Russian products while JD Sports is pulling out of the country.

The Independent UK

How to responsibly donate to Ukrainian causes

When Russia invaded Ukraine, I responded like many Americans: by making charitable donations.

The Conversation

ICC faces "myriad challenges" to prosecute war crimes in Ukraine

Images of cluster bombs and artillery strikes on Ukrainian cities this week have prompted the world's top war crimes prosecutor to launch an investigation, with the support of dozens of nations opposed to Russia's invasion.

Reuters

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Bristol Post

Third Ukraine protest planned for Bristol to mark 'international day of anti-war action'

It comes after hundreds of people took to the streets of Bristol city centre on Wednesday (March 2) in solidarity with Ukraine

Wales Online

Warning UK pork prices will rise following Russia's invasion of Ukraine

Government minister said people will need to get used to paying more for locally-sourced food

The Guardian - UK

Airbnb suspends all operations in Russia and Belarus

Ban extends to users from those countries trying to book, after Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine

ABC News

Australian sports minister calls for Russia to be excluded from world sport after Ukraine invasion

On the evening of the opening ceremony of the Winter Paralympics in Beijing, Australia joins other countries in calling for Russia to be exiled from world sport after the country's invasion of Ukraine.

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Powerful Economist front cover depicts Ukraine violence

IN THE PAPERS - Friday, March 4: We look at some evocative front pages from British weekly The Economist and French daily Libération. But first, French President Emmanuel Macron announces his re-election bid in next month's presidential election in France. His announcement is not a surprise, but is overshadowed by…

Reuters

More explosions heard in Kyiv in sign assault is intensifying

Up to a dozen explosions were heard in downtown Kyiv on Friday morning and air raid sirens wailed, in an apparent sign Russian missile strikes on and around the capital were intensifying.

Birmingham Post

JD Sports stops Russia sales after invasion of Ukraine

The move follows similar actions by North West companies Boohoo and Bentley

The Independent UK

Ukraine school left in ruins by Russian airstrikes as Putin’s forces ‘destroy lives and memories’

Piles of rubble and scattered lumps of concrete left behind after building in Zhytomyr hit

Manchester Evening News

Co-op, Morrisons, H&M, M&S and more cut ties with Russia amid Ukraine invasion

Shell, BP and British Gas have all taken steps to condemn and sever ties with Russia's economy

Input

A new ‘Doom II’ level just dropped and all proceeds will go to Ukraine

John Romero intends to donate any money spent on the add-on towards relief agencies, as the conflict in Ukraine wages on.

The Conversation

Ukraine: Russian opposition to the invasion is giving Putin cause for alarm

Vladimir Putin’s military aggression against Ukraine is meeting more opposition from Ukrainians than he expected. The Russian president also saw widespread condemnation of his military’s aggression in Ukraine at the UN General Assembly. But the opposition Putin faces domestically in Russia is also likely giving him cause for alarm.

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