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Scott Coker: Fedor’s final fight was set for Moscow’s Red Square, but now audible needs to be pulled

Everything was set for a perfect Fedor Emelianenko sendoff, but the war between Russia and Ukraine makes that no longer possible.

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As it happened: Zelenskiy urges Nato to implement no-fly zone

This live blog has now closed. Follow the latest updates on the Russia-Ukraine war here.

The Guardian - AU

Vladimir Putin's attack on Ukraine is an unprovoked and unjustifiable outrage

It shouldn’t have taken an immoral invasion to tackle the rot of oligarch money in London, writes Labour Leader Kier Starmer.

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Britons offering homes to Ukrainian refugees to receive £350 'thank you' payment

The Homes for Ukraine scheme, to be rolled out this week, will allow individuals, charities, community groups and businesses to bring people fleeing the war to safety - even if they have no ties to the UK.

Daily Record

Vladimir Putin prepares for brutal assault on Kyiv as battle rages throughout Ukraine

Russia was feared to be making final preparations to lay siege to Kyiv last night after gaining ground on its outskirts.

Daily Record

Russian strike on base brings Ukraine war close to NATO's border

A barrage of Russian missiles hit a large Ukrainian base near the border with NATO member Poland on Sunday, killing 35 people and wounding 134, a local official said, in an escalation of the war to the west of the country as fighting raged elsewhere.

Reuters

BAFTA stars given strict warning to 'dress down' for 2022 event due to Ukraine crisis

The 2022 event will take place at London's Royal Albert Hall on Sunday night, attended by some of the biggest stars in the world – while concern continues to grow over Russia's invasion of Ukraine

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NATO chief says Russia may use chemical weapons - German paper

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said on Sunday that Russia might use chemical weapons following its invasion of Ukraine and that such a move would be a war crime, according to an interview in German newspaper Welt am Sonntag.

Reuters

Most Thais worried by Russia-Ukraine conflict: poll

A large majority of Thai people are worried by the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, saying it would have a considerable impact, particularly on fuel prices and the cost of living, according to an opinion survey by Suan Dusit Rajabhat University, or Suan Dusit Poll.

Bangkok Post

Brits offered £350 a month to house Ukraine refugees as part of UK effort to help

The move comes amid widespread condemnation over the speed and scale of Britain’s efforts to help those made homeless by the war

Wales Online

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky addresses nation - full speech in English

'Wherever Russia has come to a foreign land, dreams are impossible. Only a very hard struggle for survival'

Wales Online

Russia-Ukraine war update: what we know on day 18 of the Russian invasion

Rocket attack on military base near Lviv kills at least 35, as US film-maker Brent Renaud dies in Irpin

The Guardian - AU

Ex-Ukraine ambassador rocks ‘F--- you Putin’ bracelet on Colbert show

It’s a bracing message.

Tribune News Service

Trump warns that Ukraine invasion could lead to World War III, and calls Putin ‘driven’

Attack on Ukraine shows ‘lack of respect’ for a lot of things, former president adds

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Government seeks refugee sponsors to secure homes for fleeing Ukrainians

There has been widespread condemnation for the speed and scale of Britain’s efforts to help those made homeless by the conflict.

The Independent UK

AP PHOTOS: Day 17: Images of destruction, Ukrainian defiance

In besieged towns and cities around Ukraine on Saturday, smoke rose from destroyed buildings and burned-out cars. Soldiers patrolled deserted, debris-filled streets. And hospitals struggled to treat the injured, provide shelter and deliver babies.

Los Angeles Times

Russia intensifies assault, warns US weapons sent to Ukraine are ‘legitimate targets’

KYIV, Ukraine — Russian forces kept up their bombardment of cities across Ukraine on Saturday, capturing the eastern outskirts of a key southern port and waging an increasingly violent campaign with an eye to encircling the capital even as they sought to bring a political veneer to their occupation in…

Wales Online

Help rehome Ukraine's 100,000 orphans living in constant fear

Sunday Mirror is supporting British charity Hope and Homes for Children

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Salon

Why Zelenskyy's comedy really matters

Forget about Paddington for a minute. The comedy that made Zelenskyy famous was also political

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Russian tank attacks Mariupol apartments as new satellite images show scale of devastation

Emblazoned with a Z symbol, a Russian tank is recorded firing on residential apartment buildings in Mariupol, as new satellite imagery shows the devastation inflicted on the besieged port city.

Tribune News Service

Biden urged to invoke Cold War powers to blunt energy price hike

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden is under pressure to invoke Cold War-era powers to force more domestic oil production as the war in Ukraine strains supplies, raising gasoline prices and fueling inflation.

Reuters

Britons to get 350 pounds a month to open homes to Ukraine refugees

Britain will pay people to open their homes to Ukrainians fleeing the Russian invasion as the government moves to deflect anger over its response to the fastest-growing refugee crisis in Europe since World War Two.

The Guardian - UK

Will the Bank of England push rates up with war set to drag spending power down?

Conflict in Ukraine means January’s GDP boost is unlikely to last, but Threadneedle Street still seems obsessed with curbing inflation

Daily Mirror

Brits who welcome Ukrainian refugees to receive £350 per month from Government

The Homes for Ukraine scheme will allow individuals, charities, community groups and businesses to bring people fleeing the war to safety, the Government has said

The Independent UK

War in Ukraine: More countries will ‘feel the burn’ as food and energy price rises fuel hunger, warns WFP

Increased costs set to affect World Food Programme operations and impact the most vulnerable well beyond Ukraine’s borders

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