Maia Mikhaluk said ‘those shards of glass are like shards of people’s lives’.

‘I think that will be a great cause of concern for president Putin’

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Russian invasion about ‘greed to subsume Ukraine into Russian Federation’, says Ben Wallace

Authorities in Moscow earlier announced a ‘partial restriction’ on the site after Facebook limited the accounts of several Kremlin-backed outlets.

Authorities in Kyiv urged residents to seek or remain in shelters early on Saturday morning.

Western allies announce further economic measures amid fears of a devastating Russian attack on the Ukrainian capital.

The Ukrainian-American actress and model is among the famous faces continuing to add their voices to the waves of support and solidarity.

The front pages focus on Kyiv being ‘on the brink’ of invasion by Russian forces.

Shanwayne Stephens, a lance corporal in the RAF, was a member of the Jamaican bobsleigh team at the Beijing 2022 winter games.

Anna, a marketing manager from the south of England, said she feared the world would make a ‘sad return to the Iron Curtain times’.

Archbishop-elect William Nolan of Galloway Diocese was nominated by Pope Francis.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson was among those who paid tribute to the 39-year-old father of four, who died suddenly last weekend.

William, who is patron of the Welsh Rugby Union, and Kate, patron of the Rugby Football Union, will be in direct competition.

Andrii Zharikov said he fears for his family in Ukraine after his father joined the resistance against Russian invaders.

The award is presented for special achievement and distinguished public service, and the Sussexes said they were honoured to be recognised.

The show’s executive producer Al Jean told the PA news agency it was important to be ‘vigilant about defending freedom.’

The Late Late Show host said he was ‘not nearly qualified enough’ to speak about the unfolding events.

Flights were cancelled and delayed at Heathrow due to what BA described as ‘significant technical issues’.

Campaigners were seen blocking access to the event and holding signs saying ‘no dinner for killers’.

The event at Belfast City Hall was attended by people from Ukraine, Russian and Belarus.

Leo Varadkar said Ireland is not neutral on the Ukraine invasion and stands fully behind the Ukrainian people.

Hundreds of Ukrainians dead after Putin invades neighbour

Sir Nick Clegg says Facebook wants Russians to keep using it to ‘make their voices heard’.

The Bolshoi Ballet company returned the Royal Opera House in 2019 with productions including Spartacus, Swan Lake and Don Quixote.

Messages on banners at a protest near Downing Street said “Russians stand with Ukraine” and “Stop Putin Save the World”.

Some drivers plead with others not to push costs even higher by creating surge of demand

Russians in UK say they are ‘ashamed’ of Kremlin’s aggression

The Prime Minister again urged leaders to ban Russia from the Swift payment system.

Sinn Fein has called on the Irish Government to expel Yuri Filatov from the country following the invasion of Ukraine.

The MP for Moray had referred himself to the Standards Commissioner last year.

EU states also agree to freeze assets of president and foreign minister

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Archie Livingstone died in a crash in Blackridge on Monday.

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Alpacas Alex and Bethany visited The Oaks Care Home in Wales to meet the residents.

Defendant killed 28-year-old primary school teacher in south-east London in September

Many of the Ukrainian capital’s residents had taken shelter deep underground in metro stations fearing the Russian invasion.

Government to back law criminalising asylum seekers arriving in UK ‘without permission’ in parliament next week

Western officials fear use of ‘indiscriminate violence’ if Putin is frustrated in hopes of swift victory

Polina Karabach said it is unclear if she will ever be able to return to the city, but said she is holding onto the hope that one day she can.

Manisha and Metaish Parmar can hear explosions and gunfire from their apartment in the Ukrainian capital where they are stranded with their babies.

‘Name and shame’ lawyers working for Putin’s cronies, says Labour’s Ben Bradshaw

Koci Selamaj, 36, targeted the 28-year-old as she walked through a London park on her way to meet a friend.

Sergeant Simon Kempton was found to have acted inappropriately by sharing details from the killer’s police interviews with colleagues.

Blue and yellow colours as symbol of Ukrainian nationhood were banned under Soviet rule

Chancellor Rishi Sunak first raised the proposed changes at the Budget last October.

The FTSE 100 closed up by nearly 4%, recovering nearly all ground lost on Thursday in the biggest single-day rise for 16 months.

The 66th edition of Eurovision is due to take place in Turin in May.

An inquest found that Michael McGibbon died in an attack in north Belfast that was intended as a ‘paramilitary punishment shooting’.

The party’s leader also said that tougher sanctions needed to be levied on Russia, as the invasion of Ukraine continues

Student had bedside graduation ceremony less than a week before she died

The demonstrators, many of them Ukrainian, were joined by other nationalities from across the world, including Russians.

Mr Justice Peel announced his decision on Friday after considering evidence at a private hearing in the Family Division of the High Court in London.

James Cleverly condemned ‘unprovoked and unjustified’ attack on Ukraine

The actor and his wife are auctioning off artworks, film posters and personal items.

Harry is bringing a legal challenge against the Home Office.

Simon Coveney also suggested Ireland would be open to harsher measures against Russia than those already agreed by the EU.

The Prime Minister discussed fresh measures with allies on Friday.

Maria Zakharova said ‘similar adjectives’ to those used about the Russian leader could be directed at Britain’s PM.

A union leader accused the Government of ‘strangling the life’ out of Transport for London.

Experts fear energy price cap may be hiked even higher later this year

The 47-year-old was shot dead in the Markets area of Belfast in May 2015.

Sir Ed Davey was speaking to journalists during a visit to Scotland.

Access to youth wing’s Twitter account curbed for breaches of acceptable ‘standards of behaviour’

They sang the Ukrainian anthem and held signs condemning Vladimir Putin outside the building in Edinburgh.

The streets of Kharkiv are empty while many have abandoned their homes and sought safety in subway stations.

Police appeal for information into long-unsolved case of reporter claimed to have been put on ‘hitlist’

The event has said it intends to allow Russia to compete in May.

The boss of the cosmetics brand said staff in the country are safe but stores have been closed.

The former Lib Dem leader said the interview had ‘nothing to do with the security situation and Ukraine’.

Diana Tarazaga-Orero was found guilty of stalking in 2019 and banned from going near the singer.

The action from the West is ‘asymmetric’ with Russian aggression, as its sanctions will only ‘bite’ in a matter of weeks and months, a professor says.

Pascal Molliere exploited the woman during an hour-long photoshoot at a warehouse in west London in 2010.

On Thursday there were 1,093 people in hospital with recently confirmed Covid-19.

CCTV footage captured the moment Koci Selamaj swiftly overwhelmed Ms Nessa by repeatedly striking her.

Members of the RMT on TransPennine Express and London Underground are taking industrial action this weekend.

Nathan Rossiter said his wife is ‘the most stressed I have ever seen her.’

Manny Marotta described the ‘brutal’ 20-hour journey, seeing toddlers ‘dragged out of bed’ and Ukrainian men being conscripted to fight ‘on the spot’.

Lalit Modi has been sued by ex-model Gurpreet Gill Maag, who says she invested in a company after being told the Duke of York was a patron.

Payment-by-results scheme will include annual visits by a vet funded by the government

EU leaders agreed a fresh set of sanctions against Russia following an emergency summit in Brussels on Thursday.

Noah, a 14-year-old pupil at St Malachy’s College, was found dead in a storm drain in north Belfast in June of 2020, six days after he went missing.

The 49-year-old will face Glasgow Sheriff Court on Monday.

Germany and Italy resisting closure of Swift to Russian money, despite call for action from Ukraine

Health Minister Robin Swann made the announcement after receiving a petition with more than 20,000 signatures from the family of Maggie Black.

‘President Putin and the kleptocrats that surround him have miscalculated badly young, Russian men and women are needlessly losing their lives’

Another £200 million has been announced, taking Government support to almost £5 billion.

Germany and Italy resisting move despite appeal from Ukraine’s president

Time for ‘kleptocracy’ in Moscow to call out Russian president, says Armed Forces minister

Ben Wallace suggested the Prime Minister would push the issue with Nato allies on Friday.

Inquiry will hear evidence of Russian state responsiblity for the death of Dawn Sturgess

Properties with combined value of more than £1bn could be targeted in bid to end ‘Londongrad’ status

Bill Henham, 24, was kicked and stamped on during ‘savage’ assault at Brighton squat party