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Ukraine invasion
Wednesday
6 April 2022
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Governor Kyrylenko claims two civilians killed in attack on Vuhledar; Pope Francis held up Ukrainian flag from Bucha describing town as ‘martyred’ -
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US, G7 and EU to target Moscow with new measures as Ukraine says 4,400 incidents of alleged ‘war crimes’ being investigated
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About one in 10 people in Poland is now Ukrainian. The welcome has been warm, but as war grinds on, some fear the ‘full’ sign must go up soon -
EU considering bans on coal, banks and shipping as Poland and Baltic states push for stronger measures -
Ukraine’s leader is a master communicator but his words made for uncomfortable listening in a forum with Russia at its heart
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Staff at 50 plus locations contacted organizers; second warehouse set to vote on a union later this month -
The supreme court’s 2010 Citizens United decision opened the floodgates for special interests to pour money into elections. Could a constitutional amendment be the answer?
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False narratives pushed by Tucker Carlson and key Republicans in Congress have been embraced and recycled by Moscow -
British singer ‘neither deliberately nor subconsciously’ copied a phrase from song by Sami Chokri, judge says -
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As the debate about critical race theory rages on, Hallie Watson reflects on the racism that has plagued her school district since she was a child -
Messages analyzed were to well-known social media users such as Jamie Klingler, Rachel Riley and Bryony Gordon -
Some camps are making amends for a long history of cultural appropriation – including made-up, ‘Native-sounding’ names – and some are not -
Particles discovered in tissue of 11 out of 13 patients undergoing surgery, with polypropylene and PET most common
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Charles Daniels took intimate pictures of his friends the Rolling Stones, Hendrix and others – but few have seen the light of day until now -
The second season has introduced the Sharmas to the diverse Netflix period drama and the family provides a delightful fantasy for underserved viewers -
As food prices soar, Zimbabwe’s diaspora are opting for delivery services rather than money transfers to help hard-hit relatives
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The Russian military are now circling the Donbas. I’m terrified for people there who were loyal to Ukraine for the past eight years, says Ukrainian journalist Nataliya Gumenyuk -
Ukraine urgently needs help – and if the UN can’t act, the global consequences could be catastrophic, says foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall
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Britain’s flagship scheme for matching hosts with refugees is another of the government’s inflated promises – and equally empty, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr
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At last, the law in England and Wales reflects the fact that even good marriages sometimes come to an end, says a teacher from Devon
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The Minnesota Timberwolves star has suffered loss in his personal life but has used it as inspiration to come back stronger -
Deshaun Watson must say whether he had sex with 18 massage therapists who supported him last year following criminal complaints from other women
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Phil Foden started on the bench but after little more than a minute on the pitch his dribble and pass led to Man City’s goal -
Former England midfielder Steve Hodge has owned Maradona’s no 10 shirt since the 1986 match
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Experts say criticism of oil and gas’s ‘climate-blocking activities’ cut from final draft, reflective of industry’s power and influence -
Particles discovered in tissue of 11 out of 13 patients undergoing surgery, with polypropylene and PET most common
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Narrower definition excludes chemicals in pharmaceuticals and pesticides that are generally defined as PFAS
From the cancellation of performances of Tchaikovsky to the exit of Ikea and McDonald’s from Moscow, there has been a rush to boycott all things Russian. But what impact do these official and unofficial economic protests have?
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McCartney’s demo version of Attention, destined for Ringo Starr’s 1981 album Stop and Smell the Roses, expected to sell for £10,000 -
The series recounts the 1977 disappearance of an Arkansas family man mired in drug smuggling and international scandal
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The British singer Ed Sheeran has won a high court battle over a plagiarism accusation for his hit single Shape of You. Sheeran posted on Instagram to explain the toll the lawsuit has taken on him as a father and a husband and saying that similar lawsuits becoming increasingly common is creating a precarious environment for songwriters.
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The young Vietnamese artist gets compared to Jackson Pollock and his pictures sell for $150,000 and up. But as his first solo London show opens, he talks about the future, donating to charity and the fact that he’s ‘just a kid’ -
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He has grown his grey hair long and I don’t find it attractive. Am I being shallow – or is it the menopause? -
This ‘rich rice’ is perhaps Malaysia’s most famous dish, but which rice to use? How much coconut? What sort of sambal? Our in-house perfectionist tries them all so you don’t have to
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Mysterious glowing orbs, unexplained chills, things that literally go bump in the night: signs of paranormal activity have reportedly surged during the pandemic. As have specialist investigators, organised ghost hunts, eerie podcasts …
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Do you go for the efficiency, cleanliness and response of induction, or the char-ability of gas – or both? We ask some of our favourite cooks what they prefer -
Netflix’s smash-hit period drama is back – and a remarkable number of us are getting the look
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False narratives pushed by Tucker Carlson and key Republicans in Congress have been embraced and recycled by Moscow
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State house approves bill that would make performing an abortion a felony, and is one in raft of GOP bills to restrict or ban abortion
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The 46th and 44th presidents got together to celebrate the Affordable Care Act and seek midterm boost -
Donald Trump’s eldest daughter, a former senior White House adviser, spoke via video to committee about events of January 6 -
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Lockdowns imposed over China’s worst Covid outbreak has hit manufacturing and may lead to delays and higher prices -
Idit Silman’s departure amid row over Passover bread leaves PM with same number of seats as opposition
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Top EU diplomat Josep Borrell urges bloc to send more arms to Ukraine to help end the war -
Human Rights Watch-Amnesty report accuses Ethiopian paramilitaries of war crimes and crimes against humanity -
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Craig Easton spent two years photographing a tight-knit Lancashire community, dispelling the ‘toxic fairytales’ told about such areas in the media -
The artist’s playful yet unsettling work peels away the veneer of civilisation – from environmental catastrophe and war to far-off galaxies swimming in a cup of tea -
Fotografia Europea, the international photography festival comprising 20 exhibitions and a calendar of related events, opens in Reggio Emilia in Italy in April
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