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The Ukraine “special military operation” is a “de facto” war, Russia admitted for the first time, while blaming the West for the escalation.

The British Royal Family faces a terrible year as health issues strike several of its most prominent members.

“Open immigration will be vital to maintain population size and economic growth”, a Bill Gates funded study published in The Lancet claims.

The national elections loom in the UK and the governing Conservatives continue to sink to new, historic lows.

“Anti-Semitism we see today in the West is the worst since the 1930s and it is because of a ‘red and green’ alliance”, says Amichai Chikli.

A freshly landed migrant was transferred directly to hospital after reportedly having been stabbed while aboard a smuggler boat at sea.

Member of staff is said to have been caught trying to read the future Queen’s medical records at hospital where she had surgery in January.

Taking a snipe at the American aviation giant’s recent safety record, Bruno Le Maire said he’d far rather fly Airbus, the European jet rival.

“If we want peace, we must prepare for war” says top European Union figure, saying bloc needs to speak “the language of power” to Russia. 

Small Euro state Latvia gives support to Emmanuel Macron, saying “We need to make sure that Ukraine wins in this war.”

Barack Obama called in at the British Prime Minister, but his office is keeping schtum about the purpose of the meeting. 

Princess Kate seen shopping for groceries at an upmarket store on Sunday, it is claimed, the latest in a saga of health scares and rumours.

Russian President, emboldened by election ‘win’ mentions Navalny by name for first time and claims he planned a prisoner exchange.

New rules to combat extremism are well-intentioned but flawed and open to abuse, potentially stifling freedom of speech, warns Nigel Farage. 

Both sides claim to have the upper hand in the Belgorod and Kursk regions after Kyiv-loyal forces staged a counter-invasion of Russia.

If Ukraine’s defence crumbled France would step in to prevent a Russian victory, President Emmanuel Macron has said.

Denmark is more than doubling the period of mandatory service, calling up more young people, and requiring women to enrol for the first time.

Jet carrying defence minister from NATO exercise subjected to signal jamming, leaving GPS system and cell phones onboard non-operational.

UK makes tacit admission extremist groups have worked with the government and they have provided succour to Islamist groups for years.

President spoke out on the “false” conspiracy that the French First Lady Brigitte Macron was born a man, which a court recently ruled is libel.

Over three months since the Netherlands sensationally swung towards right-populist firebrand Wilders the country is still without a new govt.

Russian again threatens nuclear war, but Putin moderates remarks by saying he believes the United States will exercise “restraint”. 

Russian citizens fighting for Ukraine counter-invaded Russia on Tuesday morning, Ukrainian state media claimed.

“Your children will not be killed in Ukraine, but if Russia invades NATO countries, your children may be sent to one of these countries.”

Princess seen leaving Windsor Castle, making a show of being out and about just hours after apology for publishing an edited family snap.

Poland’s Foreign Minister said NATO soldiers are already in Ukraine, thanking alliance member states so deployed for taking “this risk”.

Former Tory Deputy Chairman, suspended from the party for making comments about Islamism, defects to Nigel Farage’s Reform UK.

Mother’s Day snap withdrawn by picture agencies for showing signs of having been edited up has been acknowledged by Princess Kate.

President Emmanuel Macron summoned the leaders of French opposition parties to his Palace, laying out his vision and leaving attendees worried and confused.

The UK’s Commissioner for Countering Extremism warns central London is being allowed to turn “into a no-go zone for Jews every weekend”.

Germany’s newspaper of record postulates whether Ukrainian men of military age should be encouraged or forced to go home.

Sweden formally ended its long history of quasi-neutrality on Thursday as it signed articles with NATO in Washington.

UK has reverse-engineered old Soviet designs from tank parts and documents held in museums to keep Ukraine’s army going. 

Civilian mariners killed in a Houthi missile strike for the first time, a bulk carrier abandoned and burning in the critical waterway.

It’s election time in Britain, so the Tories have dusted down their long-neglected conservative rhetoric, but there’s a real problem.

The UK govt is making a last-ditch bid for votes with a small tax cut, one unfortunately absolutely dwarfed by the size of tax hikes.