2 h. ago Europe’s powerful tool against Russia? Seizing its frozen assets

If European leaders want to truly support Ukraine they must seize the moment by seizing $220bn in assetsIt is now clear that Donald Trump’s administration will betray Ukraine in its fight to resist Russian aggression. Trump himself is either a victim of disinformation or he is a willing participant in an effort to deceive Americans about the causes and consequences of the war.Trump’s lies include claiming that Ukraine is equally to blame for the war; that Volodymyr Zelenskyy doesn’t “have the cards” to end the conflict on favourable terms; and that Ukraine could not have defended itself without US help. Yet the whole world knows that Russia launched an unprovoked invasion, and we all remember the initial weeks, when Ukrainians valiantly defended an 1,800-mile frontline against a supposedly superior army, long before deliveries of western artillery, armoured vehicles and air defence systems arrived. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Top Hong Kong court overturns convictions of 3 former organizers of Tiananmen vigils

Three former organizers of Hong Kong’s annual vigil in remembrance of the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown have won their bid at the top court to overturn their conviction over their refusal to provide information to police, marking a rare victory for the city’s pro-democracy activists

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6 h. ago Devastating reason only one of Gene Hackman's dogs died revealed by friend

Mystery still shrouds the tragic passing of Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa, as their German Shepherd and Labrador were found alive but the Australian Kelpie was not

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6 h. ago I was attacked by a 300lb shark while I was on holiday and needed 91 stitches... but it hasn't scared me

Curtis Miller, 30, had been on a fishing trip in South Africa for just three days before the terrifying creature attacked him.

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8 h. ago Law on smacking children explained as doctors demand end to legal protection of ‘reasonable punishment’

The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health demands an end to the "Victorian" punishment saying it harms their mental health and places kids at risk

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8 h. ago ‘Don't ban smacking – instead teach parents how to manage their anger better’

As doctors call for an end to the ‘Victorian’ punishment of smacking, columnist Darren Lewis worries this won’t stop the monsters who abuse children, but will criminalise reasonable parents

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9 h. ago Heartbreaking reason only one of Gene Hackman's three dogs died revealed by pal

The death of one of Gene Hackman’s dogs remains shrouded in mystery, but a friend has shed light on why two of the dogs managed to survive.

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9 h. ago Denise Richards shares the reason she will never get divorced from husband — ‘even if we hate each other’

The actor has been married to Aaron Phypers since 2018

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10 h. ago Antiques Road Trip's newest expert leaves BBC viewers saying the same thing

Tahmina Ghaffar made her Antiques Road Trip debut on Monday's episode of the BBC show with expert David Harper

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10 h. ago Tyrone Mings will remember his two trips to Bruges – for very different reasons

Mings came away from Bruges with better memories than he did in November.

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11 h. ago PSG vs Liverpool LIVE: Champions League score and updates as superb Alisson denies hosts opening goal

Premier League leaders Liverpool face a tricky trip to in-form PSG in the first leg of their last-16 tie

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12 h. ago Tottenham XI vs AZ Alkmaar: Confirmed team news, predicted lineup and injury latest for Europa League

Ange Postecoglou handed triple injury boost for big game

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12 h. ago PSG vs Liverpool LIVE: Champions League score and updates as Khvicha Kvaratskhelia has goal disallowed

Premier League leaders Liverpool face a tricky trip to in-form PSG in the first leg of their last-16 tie

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13 h. ago My boyfriend killed JonBenét: It's an explosive claim. Now judge her reasoning... from the stained clothes to the ransom note 'code' and a chilling OJ Simpson link

It's been 28 years since Jacqueline Dilson's boyfriend Robert 'Chris' Wolf vanished from their Colorado home for a few hours in 1996. And she still believes he was involved in the JonBenet's murder...

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13 h. ago Tottenham handed major triple injury boost as Ange Postecoglou reveals Europa League plan

Ange Postecoglou reveals plan as Solanke, Van de Ven and Romero near comebacks

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14 h. ago Triple killer visited garden centre with baby niece hours before carrying out crossbow murders

Kyle Clifford deceived his ex-partner’s mother Carol Hunt into allowing him into their family home

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14 h. ago Ruth Ellis' family tragedies after death sentence from triple suicide to daughter's fatal illness

Ruth Ellis became the last woman hanged in Britain on July 13, 1955, at just 28-years-old - with her sentence outraging thousands of people who called for an end to the death penalty

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14 h. ago Dejan Kulusevski injury: Ange Postecoglou confirms latest Tottenham blow ahead of AZ Alkmaar trip

Spurs travel to the Netherlands looking to secure a positive result

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16 h. ago Remote controls, tumble dryers, documentaries do we have to make everything so complicated? | Adrian Chiles

I’m not saying everything was better in the good old days – but a lot of things really don’t need the latest bells and whistlesI was once trying to get a television idea commissioned about a subject or issue that I thought was important. So important that I can no longer remember what it was. Whatever it was, the commissioner stayed alert for a minute or two but soon clouded over and demanded: “What is it you’re trying to say?”“Say? I’m just saying it’s really interesting.”Adrian Chiles is a broadcaster, writer and Guardian columnistDo you have an opinion on the issues raised in this article? If you would like to submit a response of up to 300 words by email to be considered for publication in our letters section, please click here. Continue reading...

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16 h. ago One in five Brits feel 'out of touch' with nature and trips outside are limited

A report has revealed that a fifth of Brits are unable to remember the last time they saw a farm animal as they feel disconnected from nature

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