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Members Of Congress Buy Energy, Defense Stocks Prior To Russian Invasion Of Ukraine: Who They Are, What They Bought

Prior to the invasion of Ukraine by Russia and the levying of numerous sanctions on Russia by the U.S., members of Congress purchased defense and energy stocks. Here’s a look at the trades.

Benzinga

Celtic Foundation pledges support for Ukraine refugee crisis as club charity donates £10,000

The Foundation has handed over cash to help the Scottish Refugee Council in its work supporting people fleeing from Russia's invasion.

Daily Record

UK plans to send anti-aircraft weapons to Ukraine, says Ben Wallace

Defence secretary says Ukraine desperately seeking more arms as Russian forces try to circle Kyiv

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Mayor of Ukraine's Kharkiv says Russians forces are regrouping there

Russian forces appear to be regrouping near the eastern city of Kharkiv, Mayor Ihor Terekhov said on Wednesday, describing the situation as very tense.

Reuters

Johnson turns truth on head over UK response to Ukraine refugee crisis

When you stand up and deliberately mislead, call the worst the best, it all starts to sound a bit Putin-esque

The Guardian - UK

How a makeshift PoW chapel from WWII continues to connect Ukrainians and Britons

On the outside, it is a shabby corrugated iron hut. But 70 years ago, in the aftermath of the Second World War, this small shed in a rural southern corner of Scotland became a place of worship for a group of devout Ukrainian prisoners of war (PoWs). Today it operates…

The Conversation

The BBC's Ukraine coverage may be changing government attitudes to the public service broadcaster

As Russian tanks rolled into a foreign capital city, a BBC commentator captured the anguish of the moment: “And now must we stand by impotent and guilty watching the destruction of a nation … I think the feeling must be one of shame at this.” The year was 1956, the…

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Factbox-Worst refugee crisis since WW2 as Ukrainians flee country

Up to 2.2 million refugees have so far fled Ukraine, or some 5% of its population, since Russia's invasion began on Feb. 24, the U.N. Refugee Agency (UNHCR) said on Wednesday.

Reuters

Glasgow's Deanston Bakery doubles Ukraine donations thanks to anonymous donor

The Ukrainian-owned baker's fundraiser has now reached more than £73,000 – which will go towards helping those in their war-hit country.

Glasgow Live

Daily Dose Ep 990: AAP 'guards' Goa candidates, Rajiv Gandhi case convict gets bail

Supriti David brings you the news from the Delhi High Court, Goa, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, the Supreme Court and Ukraine.

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Woman adopts lifesaving dog after hiding in Ukraine basement while home bombed

Daryna Sarig, 23, could not bear to leave Marcel behind after the Spitz cuddled up to her on the floor as bombs hit her building last week in Kharkiv, Ukraine

Daily Mirror

VIDEO: Russian Ministry Says Video Shows Armored Vehicles Crossing River Over Makeshift Bridge

Country's media follow government line in covering a war they call a “special military operation.”

Zenger

Air fares to eastern Europe plummet as travellers stay away

Exclusive: To some destinations, the rail fare from London to the airport costs more than 2,000 miles of flying

The Independent UK

Black siblings ‘beaten and racially abused by border guards’ while fleeing Ukraine

Exclusive: Princess Radjabu, a 27-year-old student based in the US, communicated with her siblings throughout their journey

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Daily Mirror

Full list of Western companies operating in Russia as Papa John's and McDonald's quit

Major Western companies are still operating in Russia, despite Vladimir Putin's war. Ukrainian officials have called on Western companies to withdraw to further hurt the Russian economy

Tribune News Service

Sprawling $1.5 trillion appropriations package nears finish line

WASHINGTON — The House is set to vote Wednesday on an omnibus spending bill that would funnel more aid to Ukraine, provide another round of COVID-19 medical assistance and fund the government through September.

Evening Standard

Mariupol: Desperate search for survivors amid rubble of shelled maternity hospital after Russian ‘war crime’

President Volodymyr Zelensky said the attack was ‘final proof... that the genocide of Ukrainians is taking place’

Glasgow Live

Ukraine academic in Glasgow hits out at Home Office 'resistance' to accepting refugees

Yevgen Gorash who runs the Ukrainian community support group in Glasgow said it was a "major disappointment" that it remains so difficult for refugees to come to the United Kingdom.

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The Independent UK

Ukraine: Children’s hospital ‘completely destroyed’ by Russian bombs in Mariupol

Women in labour were injured and children are buried under the rubble, according to reports

Al Jazeera

Ukraine calls for ceasefire to restore power at Chernobyl

Ukraine reports power cut at the Chernobyl nuclear plant as IAEA says outage has no ‘critical impact’ on safety.

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon confirms plan for independence referendum next year in wake of Russia's Ukraine invasion

The SNP has faced questions recently over whether the Government will stick to its indyref2 timetable

Daily Record

Ukraine President survives 'a dozen assassination attempts' and is 'target number one'

The President of Ukraine is believed to be "target number one".

The Hindu

700 Indians evacuated from Sumy may board flight home on Thursday

A special train will take the students from Poltava to Lviv in western Ukraine, from where they will be taken to Poland in buses

The Hindu

Looking at other sources of edible oil, says Nirmala Sitharaman

The ongoing war in Ukraine may impact the edible oil situation in India to some extent, according to Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman

Irish Mirror

Red Cross aide mission reportedly bombed by Russian troops in besieged city Mariupol

It is believed the two bombs hit the International and the Ukrainian Committees of the Red Cross, although this has not been confirmed

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