Tuesday’s latest from the ongoing invasion of Ukraine – civilians are fleeing the Sumy and Irpin, near the capital Kyiv – Zelensky to speak at Commons.
Author: WTX News Editor
The Guardian leads with Ukraine’s rejection of Russia’s offer of safe corridors for refugees.
Metro reports on calls for the UK government to do more to help Ukrainian refugees.
The Independent – Sick children forced from hospital beds by Putin’s bombardment
Daily Mirror – Pease help us: Two boys stranded in Calais
Daily Express – The price we must pay to defeat Putin
The Sun – Defiance from Ukraine – Let it go
The Metro says Head bandaged, blood coming from his mouth, this is one of the latest victims of dictator Vladimir Putin’s invasion on Ukraine.
The Metro says An Olympic gold-winning gymnast alleged to be Vladimir Putin’s mistress is hiding with their four children in a Swiss chalet, sources claim.
The Guardian says The former House of Commons Speaker John Bercow has been found to be a “serial bully” and liar by an independent inquiry.
The Independent says Europe today turned its back on a desperate plea from Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky to boycott Russian gas and oil.
The Independent says Vladimir Putin has committed “nearly 100 per cent” of the forces his military had previously amassed on the border of Ukraine into Russia’s unprovoked invasion.
The Guardian says a mother and son were confirmed dead, cars became trapped on flooded roads.
The Guardian says One person was killed and two others were critically wounded in a shooting outside an Iowa school, authorities said Monday.
The Guardian says In a surprise U-turn, the government of Georgia has applied for EU membership just days after declaring it would not accelerate its application.
The Guardian says The juror in Ghislaine Maxwell’s trial who apparently did not disclose childhood sexual abuse during jury selection is scheduled to appear in court on Tuesday morning for public questioning.
The Guardian says UK household incomes are on course to collapse by the most since the mid-1970s.
Tuesday’s front pages.
BBC News says Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will address British MPs on Tuesday via video link.
Sky News says a large fire which broke out on the 17th floor of a block of flats in east London, has been contained.
France24 says Russia planned to open humanitarian corridors in Ukraine Tuesday for civilians to flee besieged cities.
Euronews says Brussels will unveil new plans on Tuesday to ditch Russian fossil fuels to achieve greater energy independence.
Arab News says a top Iranian official said Monday that his country is seeking “creative ways” to restore its nuclear deal with world powers.
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Cristiano Ronaldo’s return to Manchester United ushered in excitement for fans who believed the number 7 legend would help turn the team’s string of poor performances around. But the team have done little to improve – even after sacking Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and with Ronaldo absent for the recent Manchester Derby (Man U losing 4-1 to City) due to a reported hip problem, there has been conflicting stories on what’s happening with the superstar in the dressing room.
Former United legend Roy Keane has said Ronaldo’s apparent hip injury “doesn’t add up”, there has been claims Ronaldo’s sister has confirmed he isn’t injured – claims he’s upset Man U players by flying home to Portugal, amid more stories about wider issues within the club.
Monday’s main updates on the ongoing invasion of Ukraine – as Russian forces call for an “immoral” ceasefire, after heavy shelling of residential areas in key cities.