Ukraine war: Drone strikes, nuclear plant anxiety, Wagner stays in Bakhmut
Moscow launched dozens of missiles and drones towards Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities on Sunday night, injuring at least five people.
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Head of anti-monarchy group released after Coronation's end after spending 16 hours in custody
The chief executive of an anti-monarchy group who was among 52 people arrested on the day of the King’s coronation has been released after nearly 16 hours in police custody.
Russia 'likely staged' Kremlin drone attack, claims ISW
Russia "likely staged" the alleged drone strike on the Kremlin, according to the Insitute for the Study of War (ISW).
Former NBA player Alexey Shved injured in 'hooligan attack' in Russia: report
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Manchester United legend joins Sir Alex Ferguson in Premier League Hall of Fame
Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand has been named in the Premier League Hall of Fame. The former England international won six league titles in his time at Old Trafford and has been officially recognised as a Premier League icon.
China and India vote for UN resolution with a reference to Russia's 'aggression' against Ukraine
In a surprising diplomatic move, China and India, two countries that have carefully avoided condemning Moscow for launching the full-scale invasion of Ukraine despite repeated pleas from Western allies, have voted in favour of a United Nations resolution that explicitly acknowledges "the aggression by the Russian Federation against Ukraine."
Kudermetova to remove Russian sponsor logo to play at Wimbledon
Russia's Veronika Kudermetova said she will remove the logo of sanctioned Russian sponsor Tatneft from her kit so she can compete at Wimbledon this year.
Ukraine Withdraws From World Judo Championships Over Russian Soldier Presence
Ukraine on Monday pulled its team from the World Judo Championships in Qatar over the presence of Russian athletes it argued were active soldiers. The International Judo Federation (IJF) gave judokas from Russia and Belarus the green light to compete at the May 7-14 championships in Doha on the proviso they compete as individual neutral athletes. But the Ukrainian judo federation said in a statement that "the majority of the (Russian) team are athletes who are active servicemen of the armed forces of the Russian Federation, part of the army that attacked Ukraine on February 24, 2022".