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Truss warns of ‘some economic hardship’ as she gives more detail of Russian sanctions – as it happened

Truss says officials ‘working through the night’ to draw up sanctions against oligarchs; Kwasi Kwarteng in Commons on economic crime bill

The Guardian - UK

UK pledge to take Ukrainian refugees with family in Britain excludes siblings, adult children and parents

Ministers accused of putting ‘plaster on open wound’ with ‘shameful’ response

The Independent UK

Russian central bank hikes rates and closes stock market as rouble crashes; oil and gas soar – as it happened

Commodities including wheat and aluminium surge and European stocks slide as markets respond to wider sanctions on Russia

The Guardian - UK

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UK ‘likely’ to adopt ‘open-door’ policy to Ukrainian refugees, says Tom Tugendhat

Britain has only committed to allowing Ukrainians with close family members to enter without facing visa restrictions

Evening Standard

UK says Russian advance on Kyiv slowed by staunch Ukrainian resistance

Russia's advance on Kyiv has been slowed by logistical failures and fierce Ukrainian resistance, Britain's defence ministry said on Monday.

Reuters

Britain widens Russian 'dirty money' crackdown with new law

Britain will intensify a crackdown on what Prime Minister Boris Johnson called "dirty money" by introducing the government's Economic Crime Bill to parliament on Monday, a step brought forward in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

Boris Johnson among Tories to lose seats in next election if Britain 'levels down', experts say

Onward thinktank says its research shows why making headway on "levelling up" is essential' for the Tories - and why Labour still has a mountain to climb

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UK announces 40 million pounds in further humanitarian aid to Ukraine

Britain said on Sunday it would send Ukraine a further 40 million pounds ($53 million) in humanitarian aid and confirmed that any person settled in Britain would be able to bring their Ukrainian immediate family members to join them.

Reuters

Why Dancing on Ice's Stef Reid has Canadian accent and switched allegiances to Team GB

Dancing on Ice star Stef Reid won bronze at the Beijing Paralympics for Canada, then changed sides and won two silver medals while competing for Great Britain

Irish Mirror

The fight for Ukraine is a fight for liberal ideals. So how can Boris Johnson possibly lead it?

Tories have been happy to take Russian money and attack the democratic values they now claim to hold dear, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

Italy to close its airspace to Russian aircraft

Italy has decided to close its airspace to Russian aircraft, the prime minister's office said on Sunday, joining a string of European countries including Britain and Germany taking the same measure in response to the invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

Ticket to Roman Britain: HS2’s route to ancient history

HS2 has been controversial – but it has also given rise to more than 100 digs, unearthing entire lost towns

The Guardian - UK

Michael O'Leary confirms that Tiger Roll will retire after Cheltenham Festival

The dual Grand National hero was already ruled out going for a third National triumph, with connections long unhappy with his handicap mark in Britain

Irish Mirror

White Debt by Thomas Harding review – Lyons scion digs deeper into UK’s role in slavery

Taking the 1823 uprising in Demerara as his focus, the author overturns assumptions about Britain’s ‘good guy’ role in abolition

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Sweden preparing to shut airspace to Russian planes - EU minister

Sweden is preparing to close its airspace to Russian planes, following suit with European countries including Britain, Germany in doing so in response to the invasion of Ukraine, a government minister said on Sunday.

Daily Mirror

UK 'welcomes Ukrainian refugees' fleeing Russian invasion, Boris Johnson says

The Prime Minister claimed 'fake news' was spreading on social media with claims Britain had made it difficult for Ukrainians to seek safety in the country.

The Independent UK

Hundreds of road crash victims suffer broken necks, lost limbs or deep wounds

New figures reveal the life-changing consequences of collisions on Britain’s roads.

The Guardian - UK

Plug in your car … but only Britain’s richer motorists can charge up cheaply

Drivers with no off-street parking must use public charging points and miss £950 in savings, warns thinktank

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The Independent UK

Ukraine-Russia war: How do sanctions work?

UK’s full list of economic measures announced in bid to isolate ‘bloodstained aggressor’ Putin

Wales Online

Sarah Everard murder ‘a watershed moment for women’s safety that was wasted’

Jamie Klingler from Reclaim These Streets said that misogyny in the Metropolitan Police, Britain’s biggest force, must be rooted out with a full public inquiry

Reuters

How Western sanctions target Russia

(This February 26 story corrects pounds to dollars in third entry)

Reuters

UK says Russian forces limiting social media access for own people to conceal details about Ukraine

Britain said on Saturday that Russian forces have restricted access to a number of social media platforms in an attempt to conceal details about the situation in Ukraine from their own people.

Reuters

Russian banks face exclusion as allies deploy 'financial nuclear weapon'

The United States, Britain and European Union ratcheted up sanctions against Moscow on Saturday as Russia continued its assault against Ukraine, saying they would block access to the SWIFT international payment system.

Reuters

U.S., UK, Europe, Canada to block Russian access to SWIFT

The United States, Britain, Europe and Canada on Saturday moved to block Russia's access to the SWIFT international payment system as part of another round of sanctions against Moscow as it continues its assault against Ukraine.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson says West is ‘tightening the economic ligature’ around Russia

The PM welcomed an agreement to exclude Russian banks from the Swift global payments system, but warned of of ‘grim days’ ahead for Ukraine.

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