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Ukraine invasion
Wednesday
1 June 2022
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The high mobility artillery rocket system (Himars) 
A Ukrainian soldier looks at burning grain silos in Donetsk 
Rescuers work at damaged apartments in Kharkiv 
Ukrainian soldiers prepare to detonate Russian ammunition 
Ukrainian military vehicles in Donetsk US president claims supply of rockets move will enable Ukraine ‘to more precisely strike key targets’; Ukraine’s president says 500 wounded each day -
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Friday marks the 100th day of Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine. This is how the Russian president’s ‘special military operation’ evolved into a bloody war of attrition
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Passengers face more delays going into extended platinum jubilee bank holiday
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Door did not automatically lock, contradicting investigators’ earlier account in which they said teacher had propped open door -
Rewilding advocates say decision by royal estates is ‘an appallingly undemocratic affront to our futures’ -
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Ivan Orkin spent years learning about Japanese cooking – and especially how to perfect the celebrated noodles. He reveals the secret to the perfect bowl -
Founded in 1969, the Detroit title that first used the term ‘punk rock’ was daringly derisive but also often racist, sexist and homophobic – so why bring it back?
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You’ve probably had a lifetime’s exposure to royal trivia – but how much can you remember? -
In this week’s newsletter: When I was sent DMs asking for advice about Tsuka, a new coin I was supposedly involved in, I could never have expected what happened next
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This is Europe
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Forget the negative media portrayals: from the Brontës to chai shops, this city is teeming with culture old and new, says the investigative journalist and researcher Ghazal Abbasi
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The virus’s behaviour in highly vaccinated countries may offer clues to our future with the disease, says Aris Katzourakis, a professor in viral evolution at Oxford University -
It’s been a decade since I got on a plane, but global warming and chaotic airports mean it has been easy to stay on the ground, writes Chitra Ramaswamy
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Editorials & Letters
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Rolling report: Join Stuart Goodwin for updates from Roland Garros with the women’s No 1 seed, Iga Swiatek, in action against Jessica Pegula -
On the eve of his first Test as England captain Ben Stokes has said ticket prices for England Tests ‘need to be looked at’
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All of the summer’s Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga, Ligue 1 and Serie A deals and a club-by-club guide -
All of the deals from the WSL, Serie A femminile, Primera División, Division 1 Féminine and Frauen-Bundesliga plus club-by-club guides
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Katharine Hayhoe says the world is heading for dangers people have not seen in 10,000 years of civilisation -
Rising seas choked the flora on the tiny mammals’ island habitat, and in just a few years they were gone -
Unprecedented drought makes water a national security issue as more than half of Chile’s 19 million population lived in area with ‘severe water scarcity’ by end of 2021
From the UK
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First group of asylum seekers will be relocated on 14 June, Priti Patel says -
Figures for England and Wales show that in year to April 2021, 92% of complaints resulted in no action
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Institutes make last-ditch appeal to EU to help save membership, as ministers plan alternatives -
Zouma also banned for keeping cats for five years after footage of him kicking and slapping pet went viral -
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European Commission to decide whether Poland has met requirements to reform its legal system -
Residents in areas deemed low-risk for Covid are allowed to move around the city freely again
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Ohio woman, 25, was gored and tossed 10ft in air after getting close to female bison on boardwalk -
Comedian, 85, is not attending trial at which he is accused of forcing Judy Huth to perform sex act at Playboy Mansion in 1975 -
Last Friday, Boris Johnson was asked if the UK was heading for recession. He replied “not necessarily at all”. Richard Partington explains why we are facing such economic uncertainty
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The subject of a new documentary, who is also portrayed in an upcoming Dalí biopic, scorned modelling as ‘immoral and stupid’, turning instead to a lifetime of underrated, high-minded pop -
‘They’re making a French dish called Pressed Duck. The bird’s blood is squeezed out by that silver press, then used to make a sauce. I’ve tried it and it’s delicious’ -
From winning an Oscar for Women in Love to taking Tony Blair to task as a Labour MP, the veteran actor has many stories to tell. Which would you like to hear?
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I was putting off adulthood by trying my luck as an athlete. But when I was hit in the face I had a realisation -
The sticky, sweet and nutty dessert from the Middle East and north Africa is a favourite the world over. And, filo pastry aside, it’s deceptively simple to make -
When we queried this with our energy supplier, OVO, it produced a revised figure – of £52,000
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Once it was a sideshow – but this year, Ukranian soldiers competed with LGBTQ+ pioneers in a sport that’s being taken seriously -
After the horror of Russia’s assault, tens of thousands of people are trying to identify their loved ones before it’s too late
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From wild parrots in the streets of Tokyo to charismatic pigeons and locked-down penguins, Gemma Padley invites us to look anew at life in the air by bringing together the world’s best bird photography
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Twice a year, the sunset lines up between blocks in New York City, creating a phenomenon known as Manhattanhenge that is beloved by locals -
Chauncey Hare’s Photographic Work is the first critical biography of the American photographer Chauncey Hare (1934–2019).
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Sierra Leone’s Single Leg Amputee Sports Association football team was created in 2002 at the end of the war -
Christopher Wheeldon’s new ballet is an adaptation of Laura Esquivel’s tale of magical realism, starring Francesca Hayward and Marcelino Sambé. Tristram Kenton went into rehearsals
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