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The Latest Breaking News from Kyiv

Vladimir Putin says Russia ready to negotiate with Ukraine in ‘high-level talks’

Russian forces have advanced into Kyiv

The Independent UK

Terrified Scots dad in Ukraine bundled family into car before making 18 hour dash to freedom

Stuart McKenzie and his family managed to escape to Poland before it became impossible.

Daily Record

Dispatch from Kyiv: Europe can you hear us? We’ll fight but we need arms

Many people in Ukraine capital are venting frustration at being left without sufficient weapons to defend their country by Western friends and supporters

Evening Standard

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Emily Sheffield: If Putin has miscalculated on Ukraine, this invasion will be his downfall

In 1999, as a journalist working for this newspaper, I flew into Ukraine for a short trip to report on the situation there. In the throes of a financial crisis, soaring inflation had rendered their currency worthless, eight years after they had voted overwhelmingly for independence from the Soviet Union.…

Evening Standard

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The Independent UK

BBC journalist Clive Myrie sheds tear while reporting live from Kyiv after bloodshed

Clive Myrie had been appearing live from the Ukrainian capital for BBC News at 10 as he spoke about the Russian invasion while air raid sirens blared

Daily Mirror

Ukrainian president urges EU to toughen sanctions on Russia

President Volodymyr Zelenskiy urged Europe on Friday to act more quickly and forcefully in imposing sanctions on Moscow for invading Ukraine, accusing western allies of politicking as Moscow's forces advanced on Kyiv.

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Ukraine: how Putin used a long proxy conflict to justify invasion

In the early hours of February 24, Russia attacked Ukraine, beginning with a barrage of airstrikes in the country’s eastern regions. Other major cities came under siege within a matter of hours, including Kyiv. Russian president Vladimir Putin threatened catastrophic consequences if any foreign actor interfered in this “special military…

The Conversation

UK set to send more troops in Russia crisis - but won't enter Ukraine or set up no-fly zone

Armed Forces Minister James Heappey said 'we may need to provide more both in land, sea and air' but warned any UK fighting in Ukraine itself could provoke an 'existential' war with nuclear-armed Russia

Daily Mirror

On the ground in Kyiv — 8 of the best Ukraine correspondents to follow now

Katie Strick rounds up the most reliable journalists tweeting minute-by-minute updates from the war zone

Evening Standard

Vladimir Putin’s war on Ukraine: Casualties mount as Kyiv braces for more Russian attacks

UK flight ban on Russia extended meaning ‘no Russian private jet can fly in airspace or touchdown – effective immediately’

Evening Standard

Turkey’s Ties to Russia, Ukraine Limit its Room to Maneuver

President Tayyip Erdogan has developed strong economic and political relations with both Moscow and Kyiv in recent years, which leave Turkey facing a delicate balancing act in its response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Ankara cannot afford to fall out with Russia economically because of tourism revenues, gas supplies,…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Moment Ukrainian troops lie in wait for Russian invasion only 5 miles from Kyiv

WARNING - GRAPHIC IMAGES Ukrainian deputy defence minister Anna Maliar said enemy troops had driven two Ukrainian army trucks into Kyiv, followed by a convoy of military trucks

Daily Mirror

Ukraine tells citizens to make Molotov cocktails to fight Russia and lifts age limits on army recruitment

‘Make Molotov cocktails, neutralise the occupier’

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Factbox-Turkey's ties to Russia, Ukraine limit its room to manoeuvre

Wales Online

How to pronounce Kyiv and why has the pronunciation changed?

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has seen many media outlets change their pronunciation of the Ukrainian capital from Kiev to Kyiv. Why has it changed?

Daily Mirror

Heartbreaking scenes as desperate Ukrainians huddle with family pets in shelters

The image shows a dog with a heavy chain around its neck taking shelter in a subway as fierce fighting continues on the streets of Kyiv after Russian special forces penetrated the city

The Guardian - UK

First Thing: Kyiv rocked by explosions as Russian tanks close in

The UN refugee agency predicts that 4m people may flee Ukraine if the situation continues to worsen. Plus, big oil is all talk and no action on clean energy

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The Independent UK

Ukraine: Germany and Italy have ‘disgraced themselves’ over Russia sanctions, Donald Tusk says

‘In this war everything is real: Putin’s madness and cruelty, Ukrainian victims, bombs falling on Kyiv – only your sanctions are pretended’

Wales Online

Is Kyiv the same as Kiev? Why are there different spellings of Ukraine's capital

It's the capital city of Ukraine - but what is the correct spelling for it? And why does it matter?

Wales Online

Ukraine invasion: British troops, sanctions and protests - what we know so far about Russian attack

Action has stepped up as protests have been held across the world

Chronicle Live

Kyiv or Kiev? Ukraine or the Ukraine? Why it matters as Russia invades

Ukraine's campaign to correct English language writers and speakers who call its capital city 'Kiev' and put a 'the' before the country's name

Daily Mirror

British teacher shares fears as he tries to escape Kyiv with Ukrainian fiancee

British teacher Paul Hodgson had decided to stay in the Ukrainian capital with his family, but has since been told to leave by the embassy with his fiancee and her young son

Daily Mirror

Kiev or Kyiv? Defiant meaning of the name change and why it matters now

The defiant spelling of the Ukrainian capital's name is a symbol of the country's battle for independence that has been raging for years - getting the pronunciation right is the least we can do in the face of Russian tyranny

Asharq Al-Awsat

Kyiv Residents Clear Away Rubble and Await Russian Assault

The people of Kyiv waited anxiously for an expected Russian assault on the Ukrainian capital on Friday after a night spent cowering in makeshift air raid shelters or their homes. Missiles pounded Kyiv overnight and air raid sirens wailed, increasing fears among residents who did not flee the city of…

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