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Russia planning ‘fake’ referendum to ‘legitimise’ Ukraine invasion, says UK

‘It’s now obvious that Vladimir Putin and the Russian military are attempting some form of legitimacy or justification for their actions,’ Mr Cleverly said

Evening Standard

‘It’s the right thing to do’: the 300,000 volunteer hackers coming together to fight Russia

Ukraine appealed for a global army of IT experts to help in the battle against Putin – and many answered the call. We speak to people on the digital frontline

The Guardian - UK

Emotional Ukraine chief believes Scotland World Cup tie may not happen as football unites around war torn nation

The semi-final playoff was postponed to June after the Russian invasion of their country.

Daily Record

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China says it's 'impartial' on Ukraine, denies aiding Russia

China says its stance on the conflict in Ukraine is “completely objective" and “impartial” and is repeating its accusations that the U.S. is spreading misinformation with reports that Beijing has responded positively to a Russian request for military supplies

The Independent UK

Polio, TB, HIV: How the war could worsen Ukraine’s health crises

Beyond COVID, there are concerns Ukraine’s health situation – TB, HIV, polio – will be exacerbated by Russia’s war.

Al Jazeera

GMB's Susanna Reid grills MP on 'red tape' for desperate Ukrainian refugees fleeing war

Good Morning Britain host Susanna Reid quizzed MP James Cleverly on the lack of administrative help on the ground at the Ukraine border

Daily Mirror

Kremlin: anti-war protest on state TV was 'hooliganism'

The Kremlin said on Tuesday that the actions of a woman who interrupted a live news bulletin on Russia's state TV Channel One to denounce the war in Ukraine amounted to "hooliganism".

Reuters

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Ukraine: Russia ‘planning referendum’ to ‘legitimise’ control of southern Kherson region

Vote would have echoes of 2014 referendums in Crimea and in ‘breakaway republics’ in east

The Independent UK

Russian soldiers take patients and staff ‘hostage’ at Mariupol hospital amid claim thousands dead in city

The claim was made by city official Petro Andryushchenko

The Independent UK

The tech industry's dream of one global market is dying

Tensions with China, a global pandemic, and now war in Ukraine are making it harder than ever to "scale."

Axios

Israeli Left-Wing MPs Pressure Govt to Condemn Russian Invasion of Ukraine

Left-wing members of the Israeli government said Foreign Minister Yarir Lapid’s latest statements in support of Ukraine were not enough and pushed for a direct stance against Russia. Deputy Economy Minister Yair Golan said Israel needs to maintain careful relations with Russia, but must still condemn its invasion of Ukraine.…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Ukraine’s capital to impose 35-hour curfew after increased shelling

A curfew will be imposed on the Ukrainian capital Kyiv from 8 p.m. (1800 GMT) on Tuesday to 7 a.m. (0500 GMT) on Thursday after several apartment blocks were struck by Russian forces based outside the city, Mayor Vitaliy Klitschko announced.

Reuters

Scotland’s unemployment rate falls slightly

Warnings that the war in Ukraine and subsequent increases in costs of material may start having an impact on the labour market

Insider UK

Two years of information chaos

The public conversation on mis- and disinformation has grown vast on Twitter, new data shows.

Axios

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War grows dangerous for journalists in Ukraine and Russia

Targeting journalists can be considered a war crime.

Reuters

Russian rockets destroy runway of Dnipro regional airport, says governor

Russian forces fired rockets at the main civilian airport in Ukraine's eastern Dnipro region overnight, destroying its runway and damaging the terminal building, regional governor Valentyn Reznichenko said on Tuesday.

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: Ukraine’s struggle to keep its culture and independence

Ukrainians refer to Russian TV and its viewers as “Zombieland,” having long ago developed an immunity to the main talking points of Vladimir Putin’s mindless propaganda war. They know the absurdity of his claims that Kyiv is run by Nazis and drug addicts, NATO is threatening to destroy Russia, and…

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: Failing to supply MiGs to Ukraine, the West just flunked Putin’s test

Just when it seemed most critical for the United States to give Ukraine more powerful tools to blunt Russia’s brutal bombardments, President Joe Biden refused to get the U.S. involved in Poland’s plan to transfer MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine. He did it, he said, to avoid World War III.…

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Evening Standard

Ocado strikes Polish factory deal as Russian conflict nears the border

The UK-listed firm will build a fulfilment centre in Poland by 2024 to serve the Warsaw area and its technolgy will be used across Auchan stores in the country.

The Independent UK

EXPLAINER: How plausible is Chinese military aid for Russia?

The U.S. says Russia has asked China to provide military equipment to assist with its war in Ukraine and that China has responded affirmatively

Asharq Al-Awsat

From Gaza to Ukraine and Back: War Haunts Palestinian Students

Samar Aita lived through three wars in the Gaza Strip before moving to Ukraine four years ago, never imagining her computer engineering studies would be interrupted by a conflict far from home. The 21-year-old Palestinian woman is now back with her family in Rafah, a town in southern Gaza, after…

Glasgow Live

Daughter's Ukraine war heartache as elderly parents trapped in month-long visa wait

Anna White's mum and dad made a 900km journey from their home to Hungary to escape the fighting after Russia invaded their homeland, now she's struggling to bring them home to Renfrewshire.

Evening Standard

British Fox News journalist Benjamin Hall injured in Ukraine

A British journalist working for a US news channel has been injured while reporting in Ukraine.

The Independent UK

Leaders of 3 EU states head to Kyiv as attacks intensify

The leaders of Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovenia are traveling to Kyiv on a European Union mission to meet with Ukraine’s top leadership as Russia’s offensive moves closer to the center of the capital

Evening Standard

Former Russian deputy prime minister criticises war in Ukraine

A former Russian deputy prime minister has criticised the war in the Ukraine.

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