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Vettel reveals 'no war' helmet design in Bahrain F1 test

Sebastian Vettel has replaced his regular Formula 1 crash helmet colours with a special ‘No War’ design for testing, as drivers came together to express their solidarity with Ukraine.

Motorsport

British soldiers 'gone AWOL and travelled to Ukraine', according to Army bosses

The admission comes after Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said soldiers could be prosecuted for desertion if they travelled to Ukraine to fight against Russian forces.

Daily Record

Ukrainian no-fly zone would end war quicker, says Polish ambassador

Imposing a no-fly zone over Ukraine would help bring the conflict there to a faster conclusion and save lives, the Polish ambassador to Kyiv said on Thursday, as Russia continued a relentless bombardment of several cities.

Reuters

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US inflation rises to new 40-year high of 7.9%; Abramovich sanctioned by UK – as it happened

ECB raises inflation forecasts, cuts growth outlook amid Ukraine conflict, as stock markets slide and Chelsea FC owner is sanctioned by Britain

The Guardian - UK

United on Ukraine, EU tackles the devil in details at summit

European Union leaders gather in Versailles for a two-day summit focusing on the war in Ukraine

The Independent UK

Russia’s bombing of maternity hospital in Mariupol ‘a war crime’, UK defence minister says

James Heappey also attacks British troops going AWOl to ‘take some selfies, get some Instagram shots’

The Independent UK

Ukraine War: Two Weeks that Changed the World

Russia invaded Ukraine in the early hours of February 24, setting off the worst conflict in Europe in decades. We look back on a fortnight which has shaken the world, AFP said. - Russia invades - Russian President Vladimir Putin announces a "special military operation" to "demilitarize and de-nazify" Ukraine…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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Russia’s shelling of Mariupol maternity hospital is war crime - UK

‘What you see on your TV screens is a war crime,’ said James Heappey

Evening Standard

Russia-Ukraine war: Key developments in the ongoing conflict

Civilians trapped in besieged or destroyed cities and towns in Ukraine are suffering from electricity outages, food shortages and other vital services

The Independent UK

Flight bookings to eastern Europe collapse following Russian invasion of Ukraine

Vladimir Putin’s military campaign has hit flight sales almost everywhere else in Europe

The Independent UK

Russian convoy near Kyiv ‘suffering continued losses’ and Putin forced to use conscript troops, UK claims

MoD reports ‘notable decrease in overall Russian air activity’ over Ukraine in recent days

The Independent UK

Ukraine membership of EU is "not for tomorrow" - French minister

The topic of Ukraine entering into the European Union is "not for tomorrow", said French European Affairs Minister Clement Beaune, as EU leaders gathered in France to discuss the crisis caused by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

‘Stranger, sadder and more surreal’: how the war in Ukraine transformed the fashion shows

Low-key looks might just be the next big thing, after the Paris and Milan fashion weeks put the post-pandemic party on hold

The Guardian - UK

World leaders are afraid to ban Russia’s oil. Ukraine’s only hope is ordinary people

Ministers in Germany, Italy and the UK fear that voters won’t accept rising prices. The public must force their hands, says Oleg Ustenko, an adviser to the president of Ukraine

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Reuters

Ukraine to create state food reserve - Prime Minister

Ukraine's government will create a food reserve big enough to feed the country's people and armed forces during the Russian invasion, Prime Minister Denys Shmygal said late on Wednesday, according to the government press service.

The Independent UK

After Ukraine, Europe wonders who's next Russian target

Some European countries watching Russia’s brutal war in Ukraine fear they could be next

Edinburgh Live

Nicola Sturgeon says no-fly zone over Ukraine should not be ruled out

The first minister said that although she accepts this would lead to an uncomfortable escalation in conflict between NATO and Russia, she feels the move should not be ruled out.

Reuters

Russian shelling hinders efforts to help trapped Mariupol residents

Russian shelling of Mariupol on Thursday prevented a humanitarian convoy reaching the besieged Ukrainian city, local officials said, and dented hopes of evacuating trapped civilians who are increasingly desperate for supplies.

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Daily Record

Ukraine visa process slammed as 'shambolic' by Lanarkshire man trying to bring wife home

Scott flew to Poland earlier this month after his wife fled from her war-torn homeland

Daily Record

Russia admits using thermobaric 'vacuum' rockets in Ukraine which 'rupture lungs'

Western officials recently expressed 'serious concerns' that Russia could unleash some of the most dangerous weapons in modern warfare.

Asharq Al-Awsat

World Clamors to Air Ukrainian President's Hit TV Series

First one, then two, then 20: a small Stockholm agency has in recent days been deluged with bids for the rights to air the hit comedy series starring Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky, a former actor turned wartime hero. "It's been very, very busy.

The Independent UK

Tesla to pay Ukrainian employees for at least three months if they’re called to fight Russian invasion

Tesla also praised employees for helping bring Starlink satellite internet service to Ukraine

Al Jazeera

Japan’s Sony and Nintendo halt business in Russia

The firms are the latest global brands to join a growing exodus from Russia following its invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

Around 1.43 million Ukrainians have fled to Poland since invasion - Border Guard

The Polish Border Guard said on Thursday that 1.43 million people have entered Poland from Ukraine since Russia launched its invasion on Feb. 24.

Al Jazeera

‘No progress’ as top Russia, Ukraine diplomats talk in Turkey

Meeting in Antalya represents the first time Russia has sent a high-level minister for negotiations on the crisis.

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