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The Latest Breaking News from Ukraine

Nine tonnes of humanitarian aid donated by North Tyneside residents arrives in Ukraine

A shipment of aid sent from Tyneside on March 12 has now safely arrived in Lviv in western Ukraine.

Chronicle Live

UK has enough weapons says MoD as it slams Russian ‘propaganda’ video of Ben Wallace

The Ministry of Defence criticised the “doctored clips” released after several Cabinet ministers were targeted by imposters

Evening Standard

UK slams Russia after officials duped by hoax video calls

Britain has accused Russia of spreading misinformation by posting doctored clips of the U.K.’s defense chief speaking to a hoaxer posing as Ukraine’s prime minister

The Independent UK

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Ukraine: Refugee safeguarding failures ‘will make problems for the future’

Diana Shore set up Room for Ukrainians in the UK two and a half weeks ago and the page already has more than 13,700 members.

The Independent UK

Mexico criticizes U.S. for prioritizing Ukraine aid over Central America

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador criticized the United States on Tuesday for its swift action to approve aid to Ukraine even as investment in Central America is stalled over "bureaucracy."

Reuters

UK to urge Nato allies to step up weapon supply to Ukraine, as war of attrition looms

Stalled Russian army expected to focus on ‘indiscriminate’ attacks on civilian areas

The Independent UK

Family who fled Ukraine separated after Ryanair crew refused to allow cat to travel

Pet cat Dobby will now travel from Warsaw to Wishaw by bus

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Starmer calls for new sanctions to ‘cripple’ the Kremlin

The Labour leader said the Government should ‘ramp up’ measures against Russia over the invasion of Ukraine.

The Independent UK

Ukrainian boss of Gresham Aparthotel in Leicester raising money for Kyiv field kitchens

'The response has been incredible. I am truly lost for words and am so proud of everyone who has helped. Thank you'

Birmingham Post

Alex Dolgopolov, From ATP to Defending Ukraine: ‘Maybe I’ll Be Killed, Maybe I Have to Kill’

The former tennis pro was looking to settle down after retiring last year. Now, from an undisclosed spot in Kyiv, he has joined other athletes in Ukraine’s fight against Russia.

Sports Illustrated

Aaron Lewis questions support for Ukraine: ‘Maybe we should listen’ to Vladimir Putin

Musician Aaron Lewis won’t be changing his Twitter bio to a Ukrainian flag anytime soon.

Los Angeles Times

Why The Wheat ETF Spiked On Monday: A New Report Into How Russia's Invasion Of Ukraine, And The Resulting Sanctions, Could Lead To A Global Food Crisis.

Tymur Khakimov/Pexels The Impact Of War And Sanctions In a post earlier this month (Sanctioning Ourselves), I mentioned how our system's top names reflected the impact of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the subsequent U.S.-led sanctions on Russia:

Benzinga

Carnival's Q1 Results Miss Expectations, Predicts Loss For Q2, FY22

Carnival Corp (NYSE:CCL) reported first-quarter FY22 revenues of $1.62 billion, missing the consensus of $2.30 billion. It reported revenues of $26 million last year. Operating costs and expenses doubled to $3.1 billion. The operating loss contracted to $(1.49) billion from $(1.52) billion a year earlier. Revenue per passenger cruise day for the cruise segments…

Benzinga

No indications of imminent Russian chemical weapons attack in Ukraine -U.S. defense official

The United States has not yet seen any concrete indications of an imminent Russian chemical or biological weapons attack in Ukraine but is closely monitoring intelligence, a senior U.S. defense official said on Tuesday.

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The Independent UK

Chicken will cost more because of Ukraine crisis, says minister warning of 8% food inflation

Soaring wheat costs will soon ‘feed through’ to the supermarket, says George Eustice

Evening Standard

Russia suffering military casualties in Ukraine ‘on scale not seen since the Second World War’, say Western officials

‘This is not going according to plan for the Russians’, an official said

France 24

‘Worse than a horror film’: Refugees from Ukraine's Mariupol describe city's devastation

Viktoria and Oleksii Kazantsev had been sheltering in Mariupol before leaving the port city in their car, which had been protected from Russian forces' bombardment in an underground garage. Now in Lviv with their daughter, they describe the devastation they witnessed as they fled.

The Conversation

Why Russian gas could disrupt Germany's plan for a bolder climate agenda

After 16 years under conservative Angela Merkel, Germany gained new leadership late last year. Following a “climate election” that saw the issue surpass COVID-19 as voters’ top concern, Europe’s largest economy is now ruled by a progressive three-party “Alliance for Freedom, Justice and Sustainability” comprising Social Democrats, Greens and Liberals.

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Reuters

As election looms, callers tell Macron on radio show to focus more on France

Voters told French President Emmanuel Macron to focus more on the needs of his country in a call-in radio show on Tuesday amid criticism that his last-minute election campaign has been too dominated by the conflict in Ukraine.

France 24

No, these videos do not show a Russian hypersonic strike in Ukraine

The Russian military claimed to have used a hypersonic missile on March 18 to strike an underground warehouse in western Ukraine. Two videos have emerged on social networks claiming to show this attack, but, in fact, they have nothing to do with this event.

InsideEVs

Musk's Starlink Internet In Ukraine: 1000s Active, "Very Effective"

Musk is sending more terminals every other day, there are now thousands in use in Ukraine, and, despite the skeptics' concerns, they're working as advertised.

Reuters

EU to set out job, school, housing plan for Ukraine refugees

The European Commission on Wednesday will set out plans to ensure people fleeing Russia's invasion of Ukraine have access to jobs, education and housing after an unprecedented flow of refugees into the European Union.

The Independent UK

US, Ukraine quietly try to pierce Putin's propaganda bubble

The U.S. has been countering disinformation coming from the Kremlin on the violent conflict in Ukraine

The Independent UK

Scotland and Wales learn potential World Cup draw pot

The delayed Scotland-Ukraine tie means the winner of the play-off group will not be known by the time the draw takes place on 1 April

Liverpool Echo

Fish and chip shops could close as Ukraine war creates 'perfect storm'

A number of products are sourced from either Ukraine or the now sanctioned Russia

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