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Russian broadcaster apologises after showing pro-Ukraine messages during Manchester derby

President Vladimir Putin is trying to quash all pro-Ukrainian messages in Russia after telling the public his invasion of Ukraine is to "denazify" the sovereign state

Daily Mirror

Andrew Marr: ‘Deranged’ Vladimir Putin was one of my cleverest interviewees

Andrew Marr has described Vladimir Putin as "one of the cleverest men that I have ever interviewed" as he accused the "deranged" Russian leader of hiding behind his country's nuclear capability.

Evening Standard

Russian forces are destroyed and Vladimir Putin could lose Ukraine war, states top UK admiral

Vladimir Putin's forces are struggling, with eight Russian aircraft shot down in just one day, nearly 500 troops killed and a mass convoy of 15,000 soldiers and hundreds of vehicles at a standstill.

Daily Record

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Vladimir Putin's surprising Pamela Anderson romance rumours and her defence of Russia

Baywatch star Pamela Anderson wrote to Putin begging him to stop the whale meat trade, but they became so close she was invited to hand him flowers at his 2012 inauguration ceremony and romance rumours sparked

Daily Mirror

Ukraine accuses Putin of manipulating west over humanitarian corridors into Russia and Belarus

The name of the French president is ‘being used and manipulated by the Russian Federation’, Ukraine’s deputy prime minister said

The Independent UK

Judo Federation Removes Titles from Putin, Russian Oligarch

The International Judo Federation has removed the titles and jobs Vladimir Putin and a long-time Kremlin-supporting oligarch held at the organization. “The International Judo Federation announces that Mr. Vladimir Putin and Mr.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Simon Jordan accuses Roman Abramovich of 'running and hiding' from Vladimir Putin over Chelsea exit

Abramovich stepped down from running the Stamfod Bridge club last week and Jordan reckons he's 'run for the hills’.

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Putin is 'deranged' says former BBC man Andrew Marr

He said he was one of the cleverest men he has interviewed

Wales Online

How Putin's truth lockdown challenges the promise of an open internet

The internet's ability to deliver reliable information about the Ukraine war to Russians faces a crucial challenge.

Axios

Why Trump loves Putin so much

Psychoanalyst and bestselling author on the dangerous bromance: Trump is a coward who worships Putin's ruthlessness

Salon

Doyle McManus: As bad as the war in Ukraine is now, it's likely to get worse

Last week, Russian President Vladimir Putin spent 90 minutes on the phone with French President Emmanuel Macron, who asked him to declare a cease-fire in Ukraine.

Los Angeles Times

How Russia went from dominating chess for half a century to world tournament ban after invasion

The International Chess Federation on Sunday pulled tournaments from Russia and Belarus, a move that experts described as historic

The Independent UK

Leicestershire County Council to cut Russia ties

Council leader Nick Rushton wants to 'play our part, however small' in bringing pressure on Vladimir Putin’s regime

Birmingham Post

Commentary: Aiding a Ukrainian insurgency would be painful and costly

Suppose Russia succeeds in toppling the Ukrainian government or seizing much of the country. Moscow’s slow start notwithstanding, this could well happen: The balance of combat power is likely to favor Russian President Vladimir Putin as the war rolls on. So what happens then?

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Reuters

India's Modi urges Russia's Putin to hold direct talks with Ukraine president - source

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to hold direct talks with Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskiy in a phone conversation on Monday, according to an Indian government source.

Al Jazeera

Is Putin likely to face the ICC over Russia’s actions in Ukraine?

The International Criminal Court is investigating Russia’s president over possible war crimes in Ukraine.

The Guardian - UK

‘Humanitarian corridors’ leading to Russia or Belarus rejected by Kyiv

Ukraine president dismisses Moscow’s proposed routes for civilian evacuation as ‘completely immoral’

Nottingham Post

Nottingham Irish bar sticks picture of Vladimir Putin on its urinal

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Daily Mirror

Vladimir Putin's next move as Ukraine fightback stalls Russia's invasion

EXCLUSIVE: Russia's invasion of Ukraine has not gone according to plan with fierce Ukrainian resistance costing Putin troops and resources - military and Russian experts have given their verdict on what he may do now

Asharq Al-Awsat

Damascus Raises Putin Road Signs Despite Economic Turmoil

The Damascus Chamber of Industry has expressed its support for the Russian army in its war against Ukraine by setting up road signs bearing the picture of Russian President Vladimir Putin across the Syrian capital. "We support Russia- Victory to Russia – Justice prevails" is the slogan that was inscribed…

The Guardian - UK

Johnson says UK may need to produce more oil and gas to reduce reliance on Russia – as it happened

UK prime minister says he will announce an energy supply strategy soon but adds that UK must go ‘step by step’

Newslaundry

‘Phone calls worse than bombs’: Ukrainian’s postcard from war-torn Kyiv

None of us imagined that Vladimir Putin would start a war. This was unthinkable even after he took Crimea and the two Ukrainian regions of Donetsk and Luhansk. The worst we assumed was that he would again arrange a provocation at the border. But he suddenly began to bomb the…

Bangkok Post

Russia arrests over 5,000 in single day for protesting Ukraine war

Russia detained more than 5,000 people protesting President Vladimir Putin's attack on Ukraine in dozens of cities Sunday -- an unprecedented number as Moscow clamps down on anyone opposing the Kremlin's military assault on the country.

Daily Record

SNP Westminster chief Ian Blackford restates party opposition to Trident nuclear deterrent

He insisted the party remained absolutely committed to removing Trident despite Vladimir Putin ratcheting up the international nuclear stakes.

Reuters

U.S. seeks to calm fears in Baltics that Putin 'will not stop in Ukraine'

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken sought on Monday to reassure Washington's Baltic allies who fear President Vladimir Putin will not stop at Ukraine in trying to redraw the borders of Europe.

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