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Love Island's Ekin-Su considers adopting orphan after 'traumatising' visit to Turkey

Former Love Island winner Ekin-Su went back to Turkey three months after the earthquake disaster, to visit relatives and do whatever she can to help - but was left traumatised when she came back to the UK

Daily Mirror

US and UK tell Russia to stop using hunger as leverage in Ukraine conflict – as it happened

UK foreign secretary and US secretary of state have urged Russia not to use global hunger as a tool of war

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 439 of the invasion

Red Cross warehouse destroyed in Odesa as Russia launches another major assault on Ukraine; 100,000 Russian soldiers have died in the battle to capture Bakhmut, says Ukraine general

The Guardian - UK

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Andhra Pradesh Governor presents Red Cross Gold Medals to district Collectors, philanthropists

Andhra Pradesh Governor S. Abdul Nazeer, who is also the president of the State branch of the Indian Red Cross Society (IRCS), took part in the World Red Cross Day celebrations held in the Durbar Hall of the Raj Bhavan here on May 8 (Monday). World Red Cross Day is…

The Hindu

Coronation is ‘icing on cake’ for Red Cross volunteer ahead of 60th birthday

Irene Guild will form part of a guard of honour as Charles is crowned on Saturday.

The Independent UK

Perth Covid hero will rub shoulders with world leaders and royalty at King’s coronation

British Red Cross volunteer Richard Stibbles BEM left home at the start of the crisis in 2020 to do three deployments in London working minimum 10 hour days transporting patients

Daily Record

'The race where I experienced the most extreme emotions' – Thibaut Pinot's final Giro d'Italia

Victory, defeat and everything in between

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Inside drought-stricken East Africa as one person dies of hunger every 30 seconds

The Daily Mirror's chief reporter Andy Lines has visited Kenya with the British and Kenyan Red Cross where he witnessed first-hand the impact of drought across East Africa as adults and babies die

Daily Mirror

Mexico's deadly fire a sign to rethink migrant detention centers, Red Cross says

The fire that led to the deaths of 40 people in a migrant detention center in northern Mexico marks a "good moment" to consider alternatives to depriving migrants of their freedom, a senior Red Cross regional officer said.

Reuters

Governor checks up on refugee care

TAK: Local authorities have been visiting displaced people sheltering close to the border to follow up on efforts to manage refugees after clashes between ethnic groups and the Myanmar military flared up last week.

Bangkok Post

Hawkes Bay residents want to know where the Red Cross is

Only 10 percent of the Red Cross relief fund for post-Gabrielle recovery in Hawkes Bay has been given out - so what’s the hold-up? Matthew Scott finds out.

Newsroom.co.nz

Glasgow Red Cross deliver over 1,300 food parcels to vulnerable and isolated

The Red Cross has been working with Glasgow's health and social care partnership to support people in food poverty during winter.

Glasgow Live

Summer festival season hots up

This summer, a number of well-known annual events return at locations throughout the country. If you're looking for a destination with exciting and enriching activities, check out the list below for fun and festive hotspots.

Bangkok Post

Red Cross says violence displaced more Colombians in 2022

The Red Cross says the number of internally displaced people in Colombia increased significantly last year as several armed groups fought for control of rural pockets of the country

The Independent UK

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Despite Anthony Albanese's promise, no Biloela-style intervention for asylum seekers in limbo

Kabir is one of thousands of asylum seekers living in Australia without a visa. He has not been detained, but without the right to work or access to Medicare, he is trapped nonetheless.

The Guardian - US

‘It’s gamified’: inside America’s blood plasma donation industry

In her new book Blood Money, Kathleen McLaughlin uses a personal lens to examine an industry that rewards mass plasma donation

The Independent UK

Government defends help for Ukrainians in UK after charity notes gaps in support

The British Red Cross said there are barriers to people securing accommodation which are making life hard for Ukrainian families.

The Conversation

Quilts from the Second World War tell the stories of the Canadian women who sewed them

In 1992, in Esher Library southwest of London, England, Josephine Andrews and her mother, Christine, collected blankets to donate to Kurdish refugees of the Gulf War.

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Piha’s gravity-defying waters take on formerly crowded house

The inundation of Neil Finn's property in Piha suggests the council's flood risk data is giving people a false sense of security.

The Guardian - UK

‘Ordinary Ukrainians are so generous’: five writers on a year of war reporting

From scenes of Russian violence to local resilience and liberation, our writers highlight their standout memories of Ukraine’s fight for survival

The Guardian - UK

Kherson’s weary holdouts recall occupation ‘nightmare’ as bombs fall

The city was liberated in November but ever since the Russians have been bombarding it from across the Dnieper River

The Independent UK

Red Cross chief warns of health crisis in quake-hit Syria

The Red Cross' global chief says Syria could face dangerous outbreaks of disease in the wake of last week’s devastating earthquake if hundreds of thousands of displaced people do not get permanent housing soon

Liverpool Echo

Dad made life changing decision after death of daughter's friend

Patrick Earley was donating blood when he spotted a poster on the wall

ABC News

Are op shops becoming too mainstream — and unaffordable?

What's behind the op shop glow up — and what does this mean for shoppers who are struggling with the cost of living?

Glasgow Live

Braehead shopping centre to collect donations for Turkey and Syria 'humanitarian disaster'

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