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Ukrainian President Zelensky survives 'more than a dozen assassination attempts'

President Volodymyr Zelensky's head of office Mikhail Podolyak said despite reports of three attempts to assassinate the Ukrainian leader, he believes there have been more than a dozen

Daily Mirror

PMQs falls silent as furious Tory demands Boris Johnson be more 'humane' to Ukraine refugees

Boris Johnson faced criticism at PMQs for the tone of the UK response to helping desperate Ukrainians flee the Russian invasion

Daily Mirror

Ukraine should learn Afghanistan lessons, should not get involved in big power games, says Hamid Karzai

Former Afghan President also calls on India to reopen embassy, reengage with Afghanistan

The Hindu

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Nazi stickers placed on Parliament offices of two Irish MEPs

Officials at the European Parliament in Strasbourg are investigating after Nazi stickers were placed on the offices of Clare Daly and Mick Wallace.

The Independent UK

Stranded Russian troops could die in -20C cold as tanks turn into ‘iron freezers’

Russian troops stuck in Vladimir Putin’s 40-mile convoy of tanks several miles outside Kyiv are facing a desolate future as conditions threaten to drop to -20C.

Daily Record

Holly Willoughby is emotional after update on Ukrainian girl who sang Frozen in underground bunker

Stories from Ukraine have brought the This Morning presenter to tears several times this week

Wales Online

Ukraine calls for ceasefire to repair power line to Chernobyl nuclear plant

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said on Wednesday Russia must urgently observe a temporary ceasefire to allow repairs on a power line to the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, saying radiation could be leaked if an electricity outage continues.

Reuters

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‘Easier to survive outside cities’: Ukraine's countryside offers safe haven from Russian invasion

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has triggered one of the largest population movements in Europe since World War II. As the Ukrainian army is fortifying the cities, many city dwellers have fled to the countryside, where they have discovered a rural population determined to resist for the long term.

France 24

Shortwave radio in Ukraine: why revisiting old-school technology makes sense in a war

Shortly before access to the BBC News website was reportedly blocked in Russia a few days ago, the BBC announced that it was resuming the broadcasting of the BBC World Service via shortwave radio for four hours per day. It said that this was to ensure that people in parts…

The Conversation

Know Your TV News Panelists: Russian ‘experts’ or propagandists? You decide

Welcome to another edition of Know Your TV News Panelists, where we look at the “expert” voices routinely brought onto primetime debates to expound on everything under the sun – from the economy to pandemic to foreign affairs to Shah Rukh Khan’s silence on world affairs. Poor SRK, being handsome…

Newslaundry

Food crisis grows as spiralling prices spark export bans

A global food crisis sparked by Russia's invasion of Ukraine escalated on Wednesday as Indonesia tightened curbs on palm oil exports, adding to a growing list of key producing countries seeking to keep vital food supplies within their borders.

Reuters

More than 140,000 flee Ukraine in 24 hours: UN

The number of refugees fleeing Ukraine increased by more than 140,000 in 24 hours, according to United Nations figures issued Wednesday, with more than 2.15 million now having fled since Russia invaded on Feb 24.

Bangkok Post

Calls for VAT cut on fuel as pump prices surge to record high

Fuel prices have risen at unprecedented rates since the start of the invasion of Ukraine

Evening Standard

Young Ukrainian Dancers, Trapped Abroad, Get Paris Residency

The dancers are torn between body and mind — physically on stage in Paris but in spirit back home in Kyiv. In other circumstances, the Kyiv City Ballet's residency at the Théâtre du Chatelet would be a dream come true, but the stranded company of young dancers feels little but…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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The Independent UK

Boris Johnson refuses extra help on energy, amid warnings of £1,000 spike due to Ukraine war

‘He must be absolutely out of his mind’: PM dismisses Labour call for windfall tax on power firms

Evening Standard

Ayesha Hazarika: Woman to woman, Priti Patel, I’m feeling utterly ashamed by your lack of pity

Yesterday was International Women’s Day. I kicked off the celebrations by upping my HRT and plucking out a massive chin hair, the thickness of nautical cable. Forget closing the gender pay gap, life doesn’t get much better than that ladies, amirite? I was lucky enough to be invited to several…

The Hindu

Pakistani citizen among 17 foreign nationals rescued by India from Ukraine’s Sumy

Besides students, about 20 Indians working in Sumy and their family members were also rescued by India

The Independent UK

Ukraine’s ambassador to the UK addresses racist abuse of Black and Asian refugees

Vadym Prystaiko told a select committee that he is aware of the scourge of bigotry at Ukraine’s borders and admitted that “problems arise” when foreigners appear to be prioritised for evacuation.

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Wales Online

The people in Wales whose families are in Ukraine or have fled the country

'I go to bed and wake up and hope they are still alive'

Roll Call

Sprawling $1.5 trillion appropriations package nears finish line - Roll Call

The measure would head off a partial government shutdown and resolves a partisan standoff over defense and nondefense spending.

Reuters

Sweden preparing tents, sports halls as Ukraine refugees arrive

Sweden is preparing tents, sports halls, warehouses and exhibition centres to house a growing number of Ukrainian refugees, Immigration Minister Anders Ygeman said on Wednesday.

Evening Standard

Ex-Marine son of Tory MP Helen Grant travels with group to fight in Ukraine

A Conservative’s son has gone to Ukraine to join the battle against the Russian invasion after seeing a family being bombed inside their home.

Evening Standard

‘Lies and deceit shameful’ as Britons warn of ‘riots’ at visa centres

Priti Patel has faced a storm of criticism in recent days for the UK’s handling of the crisis as the United Nations confirmed two million people have fled Ukraine

Evening Standard

Chelsea fans told to stop Roman Abramovich chants during Ukraine tributes by supporters’ trust

Chelsea fans have been told not to sing Roman Abramovich’s name during pre-match tributes to Ukraine.

Daily Mirror

Uniqlo says it has no plans to close stores in Russia because clothes are a 'necessity'

Cadbury owner Mondelez, Dettol maker Reckitt and Dunhill and Lucky Strike maker British American Tobacco (BAT) are also among brands continuing to trade in Russia

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