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Russia Ukraine conflict: Russia continues shelling after ceasefire agreement fails
Officials said just 400 people had been evacuated from the besieged city of Volnovakha before the Russian attacks resumed.
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‘Putin wants to totally destroy this city’, says deputy mayor of Mariupol
We spoke to Sergei Orlov, deputy mayor of Mariupol
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Russia Ukraine conflict: Odesa residents prepare for Russian attack on port city
Warships from Russia’s Black Sea fleet are positioned just off the coast of Odesa.
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Ukraine invasion catastrophic for Russian army, says security expert
We were joined by Dr Ruth Deyermond, a senior lecturer in post-Soviet security at King’s College London.
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Russia Ukraine conflict: Inside a refugee centre as 1.3 million flee Russian invasion
The UK’s Disasters Emergency Committee Appeal for Ukraine has now raised more than £85 million.
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Europe has not seen such a refugee crisis since WW2, says UNHCR’s Chris Melzer
We spoke to the UNHCR’s Chris Melzer.
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‘There is no point staying’ – why one man fled Russia after Ukraine invasion
As well as those fleeing Ukraine, there is also evidence of a growing number of people fleeing Russia itself.
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Warning UK companies could face Russia cyber attacks
The conflict in Ukraine is not just being fought on the ground, but in cyberspace too
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Kyiv ‘electrified the whole of Europe’ – Yuval Noah Harari on the courage of Ukraine
The acclaimed author and historian Yuval Noah Harari wrote earlier this week that Putin had “already lost his war” against Ukraine
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Music is my cultural weapon, says Ukrainian pianist performing concert for Ukraine
There are about 70,000 Ukrainians living in the UK. They will have spent the past few weeks glued to their phones, getting news from loved ones.
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How the US-Russia relationship has changed
After his meeting with fellow Western foreign ministers today in Brussels, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken warned that President Putin could open a “Pandora’s box of trouble” for the entire world, adding that Nato did not seek conflict, but “if conflict comes to us, we are ready for it”.
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Releasing radioactive material into atmosphere is ‘not impossible amid war’, says expert
We spoke to Mariana Budjeryn, a research associate with the Project on Managing the Atom at Harvard which focuses on the future of nuclear weapons, nuclear energy and disarmament.
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Ukraine conflict: Analysis of Russia’s strategy on ground
More than a week on from the conflict in Ukraine began – what is the western military assessment of Russia’s strategy and tactics on the ground?
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‘We do fear conscription’, says man who fled Russia
We have spoken to one man who – along with his family – has now fled Russia.
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‘Terrified’ Russian on what is happening in the country
We have managed to get in touch with someone inside Russia.
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Russia ‘fake news’ law could lead to 15 years in prison
The Russian parliament has passed a new law imposing jail terms of up to 15 years for spreading what they described as intentionally “fake” news about the military, which could discredit the armed forces.
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‘We are trapped, we don’t know where to go or what to do’, says student in Ukraine
We spoke to a British medical student who’s trapped in Sumy, and began by asking him to describe his current situation.
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More than 500 international students trapped inside Ukraine
More than 500 international students in Ukraine have found themselves trapped inside a war zone in Ukraine’s North East.
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‘The world is already in World War Three’, Ukrainian MP says
This week has seen moving footage of the Ukrainian parliament singing the national anthem as they gathered to work in defiance of the invasion.
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Ukrainian city Odesa anticipates imminent Russian attack
People in the southern Ukrainian city of Odesa are anticipating an imminent attack.
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Russia seizes Europe’s biggest nuclear power plant in Ukraine invasion
There were fears of a nuclear disaster after Russia attacked a Ukrainian power plant overnight.
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Russia Ukraine conflict: Europe’s biggest nuclear power plant attacked
A fire has broken out at the site of Europe’s largest nuclear power plant after an attack by Russian forces in Ukraine. The blaze has been extinguished, but Ukrainian authorities say Russia is now in control of the plant. World leaders have condemned the attack as “horrific and reckless”.
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“At a certain point, I got very frightened by climate” – Adam McKay
Adam speaks to Krishnan about his fears for the future of our planet, if world leaders and fossil fuel companies fail to take proper action now.
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A week of war: from Kyiv to Lviv
Matt Frei has been on the ground in Ukraine ever since the war began.
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Putin committing ‘war crimes’ on ‘industrial scale’, former world chess champion says
Former chess world champion and human rights campaigner Garry Kasparov is a long term opponent of Vladimir Putin.
