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Ukraine invasion
Tuesday
24 May 2022
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Ukraine’s foreign minister urges allies to ‘speed up deliveries of weapons and ammunition’
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Sievierodonetsk under intense bombardment and surrounded on three sides by Russian forces
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Headlines
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Documents detailing shoot-to-kill policy for people who try to escape published as UN human rights chief visits region
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Analysis of nearly 100,000 samples found residues in a third of apples and half of blackberries
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Jens Stoltenberg tells business leaders in Davos that values should matter more than profits
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Spotlight
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A sudden episode of intense fear leaves sufferers feeling debilitated and out of control. Practical steps can help to regain calm and avoid future attacks
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The long read: When my Latvian grandfather disappeared in 1949, my grandmother knew he had been a member of a notorious Nazi brigade. But then a pension cheque arrived from the Soviet security agency
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The Irish actor talks about working with Mel Gibson, why Paddington 2 is a perfect movie, and how his new show about a divorcing couple has sparked trouble at home
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Mallory McMorrow’s riposte to a hurtful slander that she wanted to ‘groom’ children went viral and has been hailed as a midterms blueprint for Democrats
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The simple answer to why the world’s richest country is suffering a nationwide infant formula shortage is corporate greed, writes Arwa Mahdawi
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A Tory MP has demanded to know: ‘Was the Met weak, gullible, incompetent or stupid?’ The answer is yes – on all counts, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
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Join Michael Butler for live updates from Roland Garros, with Jo-Wilfried Tsonga potentially playing the final match of his career
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The Great Britain and Jamaica swimmer is retiring from his sport but wants others to learn from the racism and homophobia he has had to contend with throughout his career
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Documentaries
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Police open fire on demonstrators as protest organisers detained in fierce crackdown by regime
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Pre-action letter questions Home Office claims that east African country is ‘generally safe’
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Violence rocked a community already shook by years of rising hate crimes against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders
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Dire warning follows first Bank of England climate stress tests on seven largest lenders
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Culture
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She hung out with Earth, Wind & Fire, helped coach Michael Jackson and was the last person to sing with Duke Ellington. Now Jean Carne is enjoying an unexpected second spell in the limelight
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3 out of 5 stars.
Film The Natural History of Destruction review – a harrowing account of aerial warfare
3 out of 5 stars.Ukrainian director Sergei Loznitsa’s strikes a moral equivalence between the British and Germans in a second world war documentary that offers no clear conclusion
Lifestyle
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Sex toys, role playing, different partners: nothing helps
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A crispy warm treat served with a piquant creamy green sauce. By Nigel Slater
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Curve-hugging maxi dresses are a fixture at Kim Kardashian’s Skims, Balmain and Rick Owens, this season
Explore
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Labor pushed conservative Coalition out of office for first time in almost a decade. Here’s what it could mean for Britain
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Six men arrested after Pakistani-Spanish women tricked into travelling to Gujrat where they were shot
Take part
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We would like to hear from those in Finland and Sweden about their countries intentions to apply for Nato membership
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We would like to the views and experiences from Russians at this stage of the Russia-Ukraine war
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Denis Campbell explores the crisis in NHS dentistry
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The Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world
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As Macca turns 80 on 18 June, we take a trip through Harry Benson’s intimate images – from the Beatles 1964 invasion of America to horseriding with Linda
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Our photo editor selects his favourite frames – including epic celebrations, crunching tackles and a bizarre banner featuring the ‘Moyesiah’
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The first in a series of photo essays looking at a year in the life of the great River Thames. Jill Mead, a longtime London resident and urban photographer, takes a look at the many sides and seasons of the waterway
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Dmytro Kozatsky, Azov Regiment fighter and photographer, documented the siege of the Azovstal metalworks. Before his capture he posted his pictures on social media, asking that they be shared as widely as possible. This is some of his work showing the realities of life during the battle. The Azov regiment retains some far-right affiliations
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