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‘Just give Ukraine the planes’ is the battle cry of the armchair generals. It’s not that simple

A year on from Russia’s invasion, there is no shortage of pontification. What’s required now is statecraft, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Guardian - UK

Farm workers on UK seasonal visas to be guaranteed 32 hours a week

New rules after some workers on zero-hours contracts last season – but rights bodies say more must be done

The Guardian - UK

E4 confirms Married at First Sight Australia start date for new series

The social experiment, which returns for its 10th season, sees participants meet for the first time at the altar and marry

Wales Online

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Top UK chefs cooking up a good cause

Action Against Hunger will be hosting a charity dinner next Monday for the Syria Turkey earthquake appeal

Evening Standard

Putin’s most baffling remarks about the West since the war in Ukraine started

‘I’m not bluffing,’ the Kremlin leader said after suggesting nuclear attack

The Independent UK

Inside Israel's failed Ukraine-Russia mediation efforts

A year after the invasion began, the Israeli leaders who tried to bring an end to the war reflect on why their efforts failed.

Axios

What's causing the fruit and veg shortage and how long it will last

Most supermarkets are now limiting the amount customers can buy

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Six in 10 Londoners have fallen victim to concert ticket fraud, new survey finds

Ticketing fraud has become seriously widespread in the UK capital and its surrounding areas.

Evening Standard

Floyd Mayweather meets exhibition rival Aaron Chalmers in first face-off ahead of fight

Boxing legend Floyd Mayweather will fight in the UK for the first time this weekend when he takes on ex-Geordie Shore star Aaron Chalmers in an exhibition clash in London

Daily Mirror

Aldi and Tesco join Asda and Morrisons with fruit and vegetable purchase limits

TESCO and Aldi have joined Asda and Morrisons in introducing purchase limits on fresh produce ...

The National (Scotland)

Iconic Slovenian band Laibach to perform in Ukraine amid war

Slovenia’s iconic band Laibach will hold a concert in Ukraine’s capital next month, saying this will make them the first foreign band to perform a full show in Kyiv since the beginning of Russia's invasion last February

The Independent UK

UK Foreign Office issues travel guidance for Brits travelling to Cyprus

Authorities in North Cyprus do not share information regarding British Nationals in distress with the UK Government

Chronicle Live

Scots firefighters in Turkey tell of 'biblical' scenes after earthquake

The four men from the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service joined the 77-strong UK rescue team dispatched to the two countries after massive tremors left buildings collapsed and tens of thousands of people dead.

Daily Record

Gender pay gap is bigger for some women than others – here’s how to work it out

Women in the UK earn, on average, 14.9 pence less per pound than men, based on the latest data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS). This means that while men are getting paid from January 1, women have effectively worked for free for the first 53 days of the…

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Marty Whelan delighted to see Graham Norton host Eurovision Song Contest 2023

Norton will host the song contest alongside Hannah Waddingham, Alesha Dixon and Ukrainian singer Julia Sanina

The Guardian - UK

UK inflation could fall below 2% this year, Citi forecasts

Falling gas prices and CPI decline could boost public finances before 2024 general election

The Independent UK

Wallace praises ‘dedication’ of Ukrainian soldiers training on British tanks

The Defence Secretary said the work ethos of troops learning to operate Challenger 2 tanks at Bovington Camp in Dorset was ‘extraordinary’.

The Conversation

Russia's invasion of Ukraine is proof the EU needs to get better at stopping mass atrocities

The Russian invasion of Ukraine shows that identifying mass atrocity risks is not a niche concern. Many who thought it would be irrational for Russia to launch an attack minimised long-standing Russian rhetoric that denied Ukrainian statehood and national identity. If policymakers had used a “mass atrocity lens”, then they…

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Ukraine war: conflict-related PTSD is putting strain on an already underfunded mental health system

Over the past 12 months the people of Ukraine have lived through a full-blown Russian invasion, with all the horrors you might expect. Those who lived in conflict zones, have had to flee or witness death and destruction on a massive scale. Many have either witnessed or experienced war crimes…

Evening Standard

Ukrainian designers turn crisis into creativity at London Fashion Week

One year on from Russia’s invasion, Soraya Gaied Chortane speaks to some of Ukraine’s rising talents

The Independent UK

UK’s modern slavery programme at ‘breaking point’ as demand from victims soars

Suspected modern slavery victims are waiting almost a year and a half on average to get a Home Office decision

The National (Scotland)

Former supermarket chief blames rationing on Brexit and energy costs

A FORMER supermarket chief has blamed shortages of fresh produce on Brexit and a failure of the UK government to help growers with soaring energy…

The Independent UK

Support for Sunak slides amid pessimism about direction of UK, poll finds

Rishi Sunak has recorded his worst personal polling figures yet, while 55% of people think Brexit has had a negative impact on the UK.

The Independent UK

Nearly £100m raised by UK charity after Turkey and Syria earthquake

The Disasters Emergency Committee, a non-government organisation bringing together 15 charities, said donations had reached £98 million.

The Independent UK

Windrush victim brings compensation fight with Home Office to the High Court

In July 2005, he visited his youngest son in Jamaica but was refused re-entry to the UK three years later.

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