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The Latest Breaking News from Mariupol

‘Our destroyed theatre’s heart still beats’: Mariupol’s actors return to the stage, two years on

Players who survived a Russian strike on a theatre where over 1,000 people sheltered are taking to the stage to tell their stories

The Guardian - UK

On the road and into a bomb shelter mid-match with Mariupol Women

A 6am start from their Kyiv home in exile is followed by an almost three-hour suspension in play for a team who survive against the odds

The Guardian - UK

A comedic tour de force, extravagant even by Tottenham’s historical standards

In today’s Football Daily: The Tottenham and Chelsea merry-go-rounds

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French recycling giant with links to Russia gets millions from UK taxpayers

Waste and recycling giant Veolia rakes in up to £100million a year for providing services in Russia. The firm has rejected calls to pull out of the country despite the ongoing war in Ukraine

Daily Mirror

Ukraine’s football restarts with flags, a message from Zelenskiy but no crowd

Kick-off at Shakhtar’s game against Metalist was performed by an injured soldier as a path through the darkness was marked

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine soccer league defies Russian war to begin season

A new Ukrainian soccer league season starts Tuesday under threat of more Russian attacks in a war that stopped all games being played since February

The Independent UK

Kyiv hosts a different kind of parade to celebrate Ukraine's independence day

Aug. 24 marks the day when Ukraine's parliament vowed to separate from the Soviet Union in 1991. The date this year will also mark six months since Russia's invasion began.

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‘What liberation?’: Mariupol survivors rescued from last civilian bunker describe horrors of siege

Remaining evacuees emerge from Azovstal steelworks after two months of bombardment from Russian forces

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