6th March 2022

Natalya Sindeyeva, the founder of Dozhd, struggled to the last but her TV station has been silenced – for now

As head of state-owned oil firm Rosneft, oligarch commands central place in the economy

With oil at over $100 a barrel, Biden is faced with a dilemma. Does he reconsider his refusal to call the crown prince of his closest Middle East partner and make a new appeal to Saudi Arabia? Or might he find an unlikely savior in his biggest Middle East foe, Iran?

The Biden administration is inching closer to an agreement to salvage the Iran nuclear deal but there are still a number of unresolved issues that could cause the efforts to fail, a senior administration official and State Department spokesperson told CNN.

Some parts of the South East saw an increase in pupil numbers, with applications rising by 5.4 per cent in Oxfordshire, 3.6 per cent in Surrey and 1.7 per cent in Hertfordshire

Around 195 others were injured during the attack at the Shia Kocha-e-Rasladar Mosque in Peshawar

Firm Elliot jointly owns offered ‘luxury lifestyle management services’ to Russian elite

“… which is a sort of a vacuum bomb, which to be fair the US has used before in Afghanistan but the idea of it being used in Europe is stomach churning” pic.twitter.com/iZV6CeWMQq— Kaouther (@TheKaouther) March 2, 2022

‘To be running around like a 65-year-old with you’re 95 catches up with you,’ says author Penny Junor

Move to block Facebook retaliates against platform placing restrictions on state-owned media

Putin forces intensify strikes on civilian areas as UN security council hears of their ‘incredibly reckless’ attack on power plant

Russia's media regulator is said to have blocked Western news sources such as the BBC and German broadcaster Deutsche Welle.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is poised to sign into a law a bill that would ban most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy, allowing only for exceptions involving "serious risk" to the pregnant person and fatal fetal abnormality but with no exceptions for rape or incest.

After 697 days, the state of Western Australia has at last reopened, thus ending one of the world's longest border closures.

Russia's second largest oil company has broken ranks with President Vladimir Putin.

Authorities say the facility - the largest plant in Europe - is safe and radiation levels are normal.

The Home Office was also targeted by women's rights activists.

Thousands of Russians flee country as rumours spread government is preparing clampdown

ICYMI - On Sunday a group of anti-LGBTQ+ gender critical activists went to a gay bar in London, vandalised the Pride flag and toilets, doxxed the staff, then got thrown out by police, claiming online it was for "being women" as opposed to invading and vandalising an LGBTQ+ space. pic.twitter.com/delIQijGY2— LGB Alliance Watch (@LGBAWatch) March 3, 2022

The Ukrainian parliament met in secret session today. https://t.co/TIDbLStmLn— PARLY (@PARLYapp) March 3, 2022

Changing your legal documents to match your gender in Ukraine requires a long process with psychiatric examinations. Zi didn't want to go through that — and now she's alone and running out of food in the country's capital.

Scientists say uncertainty and disruption have affected people even if they haven't had Covid.

Experts say the change could have an adverse impact on the poor and gig economy – but no model has been produced

Lubov Chernukhin, the wife of the former Russian deputy finance minister, has given almost £2 million to the party

Report exclusively shared with i shows 75 per cent of businesses aren’t offering flexible working

Putin believed he could invade Ukraine because everything we failed to do over the last 22 years taught him that we are weak

First major city falls under de facto Russian control as UN says total number of refugees could eventually reach 4 million

The Prime Minister said the Russian leader’s use of munitions in attacks on Ukraine constituted a war crime

Merton and Suffolk councils want to pull out of Gazprom deals to show solidarity with Ukraine