Euronews says the EU’s top officials said the bloc will impose more sanctions against those involved in Russia’s recognition of two separatist regions of eastern Ukraine.
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BBC News says Russian President Vladimir Putin has recognised breakaway rebel regions in Ukraine’s east as independent states, effectively ending peace talks there.
BBC News says Boris Johnson says his “living with Covid” plan will return people’s freedom as he prepares to scrap the legal duty to self-isolate in England.
The Independent says The British music industry is in mourning following the death of SBTV founder Jamal Edwards at the age of 31.
France24 says the US has warned the UN it has information that Russia has lists of Ukrainians “to be killed or sent to camps”.
Euronews says thousands of people in Ukraine turned out on Sunday to mark the anniversary of the Maidan revolution.
Arab News says Moroccans protest against high prices and to commemorate the eleventh anniversary of demonstrations.
TRT World says Donald Trump’s new social media venture, Truth Social, appears set to launch in Apple’s App Store.
Sky Sports says The FA is looking into an incident in which Manchester United’s Anthony Elanga and Fred were hit by missiles thrown from the crowd.
BBC News says evidence suggests Russia is planning “the biggest war in Europe since 1945”, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said.
Sky News says people in England will no longer have to self-isolate after testing positive for coronavirus.
NME says Apple have reportedly pulled their sponsorship deal with Kanye West.
BBC News says Millions of people have been told to stay at home as one of the worst storms in decades, Storm Eunice, hits the UK.
France24 says Germany accused Russia on Friday of endangering Europe’s security with demands that recall the Cold War.
Euronews says At least 104 people have died from floods and mudslides that swept away homes and cars in the city of Petropolis.
Aljazeera says a judge has ruled that Donald Trump must answer questions under oath in a civil investigation into his business practices.
Arab News says A fire broke out on a ferry sailing from Greece to Italy on Friday with 288 people on board, the Greek coast guard said.
VOA says U.S. President Joe Biden said Thursday there is a “very high” likelihood that Russia will invade Ukraine in the next several days.
Sky Sports says Kell Brook has denied making a racist comment and Amir Khan has denied making a homophobic comment at their pre-fight news conference.
Heavy rain and strong winds swept over parts of Scotland, northern England and Northern Ireland, bringing down trees, railway cables and power lines.
The Guardian says A Labour MP intends to seek assurances in parliament that public money will not be used to pay for the Duke of York’s settlement with Virginia Giuffre.
France24 says At least 94 people died in the historic Brazilian mountain town of Petropolis, local government officials said on Wednesday.
Euronews says Germany’s leaders on Wednesday announced plans to end most of the country’s coronavirus restrictions by March 20.
Arab News says a surprise ruling by Iraq’s high court cast doubt on the legal foundations of the independent oil policy of Iraq’s Kurdish-run region.
Aljazeera says Hong Kong’s government has asked the territory’s hotels to set aside as many 10,000 rooms to be used for coronavirus quarantine.