Booby traps, buildings with 'missing teeth' and a dog howling in fear... a Manchester photographer in Ukraine
As the camera clicked, Valera’s dog began to howl. "He thinks it’s gunfire."
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Soccer-Midfield duo return as Socceroos finalise playoffs squad
(Reuters) - Midfielders Tom Rogic and Aaron Mooy have been included in Australia's 29-man squad for their World Cup playoff against the United Arab Emirates next month as Graham Arnold's side aim to keep their hopes of a place in November's finals in Qatar alive.
Midfield duo return as Socceroos finalise playoffs squad
Midfielders Tom Rogic and Aaron Mooy have been included in Australia's 29-man squad for their World Cup playoff against the United Arab Emirates next month as Graham Arnold's side aim to keep their hopes of a place in November's finals in Qatar alive.
Little Amal puppet to walk through Manchester in epic parade
Manchester Day organisers have revealed that Little Amal - the 3.4 metre high puppet of a Syrian girl refugee who arrived in Manchester last summer - will be out and about in the city centre during the epic parade. After a forced three-year absence due to Covid, this year's parade promises to be an absolute showstopper.
Ilkay Gundogan surprises refugees with tickets to Man City's title-clinching fixtures
Ilkay Gundogan surprised three refugee children with tickets to Manchester City's final games of the season as they clinched the Premier League title.
Ilkay Gundogan's touching gesture to three young refugees during Man City title heroics
Ilkay Gundogan had three special supporters in the stands of the Etihad Stadium watching his heroics for Manchester City on the final day of the Premier League season.
Ronaldo, Messi, Suarez: The 22 players with the most hat-tricks in the 21st century
When someone mentions the subject of a footballer scoring a hat-trick, Cristiano Ronaldo is usually the first name that springs to mind.
After Syria trip, ICRC head says Assad 'aware of pressure of international environment'
Asked about the situation in Ukraine, where the ICRC has been involved in implementing humanitarian corridors, Maurer said the organisation "succeeded in some places – Mariupol, Sumy and others – in reaching populations that are difficult to access. We succeeded in doing some things but not enough, because trust between the parties is not there sufficiently to create humanitarian corridors that are more performing, more open, more safe for the population."