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Peace talks in Turkey – Russian and Ukrainian delegations will meet in Turkey on Monday for a new round of face-to-face negotiations

US president Joe Biden makes most of the front pages after he delivered a speech saying Russia’s Vladimir Putin could not remain in power.

On his final day in Europe, President Joe Biden on Saturday sought to reassure Poland’s president that the US would defend it against any attacks by Russia. After concerns have been surfacing that the US will not stand by some of NATO’s Eastern European nations, following the crisis in Ukraine. Many of the NATO allies are concerned by what they have seen unfold with Ukraine. The rhetoric of support from the US dithered as soon as the war started. He also acknowledged that the NATO ally bore the burden of the refugee crisis from the war in neighbouring Ukraine. Your…

30 days of war in Ukraine enters its second phase a month after the invasion was launched by Moscow on 24 February. The fighting has forced around five million Ukrainians to flee their homes, with thousands of people killed or wounded and widespread damage during the ‘Special Operation’ in 30 days of war in Ukraine. The cost – 30 days of war in Ukraine Russia’s army chief has said its main war effort will now focus on the Donbas region of eastern Ukraine. Having ‘mostly accomplished’ first phase objectives. Western media outlets are posing this as a failure, but after…

This Sunday welcomes back the Oscars – in-person for the first time since the global pandemic – the 2022 Oscars is just around the corner and here’s what you need to know.

Official data shows Covid cases have risen by a million in a week in the United Kingdom. 

The FA will provide 100 free buses for fans attending the FA Cup semi-final between Liverpool and Manchester City at Wembley. 

Emma Raducanu suffered an early exit as she was beaten in the second round of the Miami Open by Katerina Siniakova.

Gareth Bale whipped in two incredible goals in last night’s game against Austra to take Wales one step closer to qualifying for their first World Cup since 1958.

The Guardian says people in Wales will no longer be legally required to wear masks in shops and on public transport from Monday and the legal obligation to stay at home after a positive Covid test is to be scrapped.