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Ukraine invasion
Thursday
2 June 2022
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Police officer checks school during evacuation of Marinka 
A Ukrainian soldier looks at burning grain silos in Donetsk 
Woman searches rubble of her home in Sloviansk 
Ukrainian soldiers prepare to detonate Russian ammunition 
Woman visits the grave of a Ukrainian soldier 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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Headlines
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The focus of the case was a 2018 editorial Heard wrote in the Washington Post calling herself ‘a public figure representing domestic abuse’ -
Michelle Bachelet’s report on alleged rights abuses in China’s Uyghur region remains under wraps despite recent six-day tour
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Sandberg joined the company in 2008 and will leave the company this fall, although she will continue to be on Meta’s board
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Spotlight
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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 -
The self-adhesive covers are normally used in lieu of a bra, but celebrities from Cara Delevingne to Doja Cat are proudly flaunting them on the red carpet
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5 out of 5 stars.
Abbott Elementary review The gags come so thick and fast they take your breath away
5 out of 5 stars.This hilarious mockumentary set in a US school is full of astonishingly rapid-fire jokes, immaculate timing and note-perfect acting. It’s absolutely charming -
Research finds only difference between so-called action-oriented and state-oriented people is confidence
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America’s obsessions with guns and violence terrifies its citizens, but it also reflects its own genocidal and racist past -
The backlash to #Me Too has long been under way. Now it’s here -
Covered in goo, jumping desperately between rotating rollers, the prime minister refuses to gather his dignity and leave, says political journalist Martha Gill
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Ukraine have ended Scotland's World Cup dream with victory at Hampden Park and will face Wales for a place in the finals -
The world No 1 defeated Jessica Pegula 6-3, 6-2 in their quarter-final at Roland Garros, and will play Daria Kasatkina in the last four
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The French interior minister, Gérald Darmanin, said two officers went ‘against its rules of use’ and that fans will be able to file legal complaints to the French police watchdog -
Ben Stokes starts his Test captaincy at the home of cricket against the country of his birth, New Zealand
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Analysis: Indiscriminate tactics of Russia’s grinding progress in east could characterise next phase of war -
Italy’s PM Mario Draghi suggests big consumers club together to limit how much is paid and raises idea of EU gas price cap -
Crowd control tactics at Champions League final highlight rift between law officers and public in France -
Exporters fear Northern Ireland protocol row will spur trade war with Brussels, making an already difficult job even harder
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Newer ones in particular are worried about possible consequences for submitting letters of no confidence -
Jury finds Anthony Bilodeau and his father guilty in the deaths of Maurice Cardinal and his nephew, Jacob Sansom, who were Métis
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Ohio woman, 25, was 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 -
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Culture
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Ingram has revealed some of the ‘hundreds’ of abusive messages she’s received after debuting in the Star Wars show, saying ‘there’s nothing anybody can do to stop this hate’ -
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? -
‘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’
Lifestyle
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A Reddit post said Swedes don’t feed their children’s playmates when they visit. But why – and why has it caused an uproar?
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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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Once it was a sideshow – but this year, Ukranian soldiers competed with LGBTQ+ pioneers in a sport that’s being taken seriously -
Three supporters who travelled to the Stade de France tell us their experiences outside the stadium -
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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We would like to hear from those in Finland and Sweden about their countries intentions to apply for Nato membership -
We would like to the views and experiences from Russians at this stage of the Russia-Ukraine war -
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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 Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world -
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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The monarch’s major milestones have inspired nationwide festivities, round-the-world tours, and a flotilla of boats down the Thames -
The Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world -
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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