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Ukraine: Inside liberated Kherson, as Putin declares marshall law in Russian occupied regions
Russia’s president Vladimir Putin has declared martial law in all four temporarily occupied areas of Ukraine which Moscow says it has annexed – allowing it to impose even tighter restrictions ahead of an anticipated Ukrainian offensive in the south.
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Ukraine: The impact of Russia’s attacks on Zaporizhzhia
More than 30 settlements across Ukraine have been hit by Russian missile strikes in the last day, damaging civilian homes and critical infrastructure.
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How Ukraine is pushing Russia to the brink
Matt Frei says this is a pivotal moment in the war.
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Dangerous escalation as Russia to forcibly annex large part of Ukraine
In Kyiv they’re digesting the news from Moscow that President Putin will sign the annexation papers of a chunk of Ukraine the size of Greece, occupied in the war. And this will happen tomorrow, earlier than expected in line with a ceremony on Red Square. This violent redrawing of the map of Europe is of…
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Russia prepares to annex occupied areas of Ukraine
The European Union has announced further sanctions against Russia, including plans for a cap on the price of Russian oil.
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Northern Irish sprinter banned from Commonwealth Games for being ‘security risk
The Commonwealth Games have brought plenty of medals for athletes from the home nations so far.
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Russia threatens to close last UN humanitarian aid route to Syria
Russia has also threatened to veto a UN resolution that guarantees the entry of international aid to Syria’s rebel-held areas in Idlib and Aleppo provinces. That would close down the last UN humanitarian aid route into Syria.
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Boris Johnson’s ethics adviser quits after being put in ‘odious position’
Lord Geidt has revealed that he quit as the prime ministerial ethics advisor after being put in an “impossible and odious position” over a government measure that he said would risk a deliberate breach of the ministerial code.
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No 10 ethics advisor’s reputation ‘tarnished’ by working for PM, Labour MP says
The prime minister’s ethics adviser Lord Geidt has resigned.
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Rwanda asylum policy will save lives, says minister
We spoke to Tom Pursglove, the minister for tackling illegal migration, before Lord Geidt’s resignation, and asked why the government was planning a second flight to Rwanda?
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Priti Patel says next Rwanda flight plans underway despite ECHR intervention
Lord Geidt’s resignation comes as the government faces pressure over its asylum policy.
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Boris Johnson criticised by his adviser on ministerial interests
Boris Johnson has been severely criticised by his Independent Adviser on the Ministerial Code.
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The No-vax Djokovic saga
The Australian Open hasn’t started yet but there has already been drama and back and forth. Not on the court, but in the court.
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PM apologises over text messages in Downing Street flat revamp probe
Boris Johnson has been severely criticised by his own adviser on ministerial interests for not revealing an exchange of messages with the Tory donor who at the time was paying for the redecoration of his Downing Street flat.
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Debate: How is the world dealing with vaccine hesitancy?
Earlier we spoke to Dr Margaret Harris, from the World Health Organization (WHO), and to Professor Heidi Larson, who’s the director of the Vaccine Confidence Project at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.