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Vladimir Putin is vehemently opposed to neighbouring Ukraine signing up to the military alliance
Russia will face tougher sanctions than “anything we have done before”, Boris Johnson has warned, as he committed British troops to any future NATO response to an invasion of Ukraine. With tensions between the West and the Kremlin escalating over the build up of Russian troops on Ukraine’s eastern border, the Prime Minister on Tuesday told MPs that any attack on Ukraine “would be followed by tougher sanctions against Russia, further steps to help Ukraine defend herself, and by an increased NATO presence to protect our allies on NATOs eastern flank”.
Dominic Cummings said he won’t meet with Sue Gray so Boris Johnson can’t “invent nonsense and spin it in the media”. Civil servant Ms Gray is heading an inquiry investigating the Downing Street parties during lockdown which has been dubbed “partygate”. Now the Prime Minister’s former aide revealed he had submitted written evidence and would be willing to answer further questions in writing.
The Parachute Regiment was among those criticising the flags, saying they were ‘totally unacceptable’.
Aged care provider says it has ‘no faith’ in federal promise of rapid antigen tests. St Basil’s Homes in South Australia has written to residents and families to warn the tests are ‘like liquid gold’
Thailand has become the first country in Asia to approve the de facto decriminalisation of marijuana - giving people the green light to grow the plant at home. The country first legalised the use of marijuana in 2018 for medical use and research, but now the Narcotics Control Board has dropped it from its list of controlled drugs. People can grow cannabis plants at home under the new rule, but must notify their local government first, health minister Anutin Charnvirakul said.
Ireland’s foreign affairs minister has said that plans by Russia to hold naval military exercises off the coast of Ireland are “not welcome”.
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has won the first stage of his Supreme Court bid to appeal against the decision to extradite him to the United States.
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Hippos can communicate with one another and tell the difference between the honking sounds of their friends, neighbours and strangers, a study has found.
Boris Johnson has said he is taking an allegation from a Conservative MP that she was sacked as a minister because of her Muslim faith "extremely seriously". A Cabinet Office investigation has been ordered by the prime minister after Nusrat Ghani, who was sacked as transport minister in a February 2020 reshuffle, made her claim at the weekend. Ms Ghani said she was told by a whip, who she did not identify, that her "Muslimness was raised as an issue" at a meeting in Downing Street.
Images released by the People's Protection Units (YPG), a Kurdish militia, show what they say are their fighters deployed inside Hasakeh's Ghwayran prison, hunting down armed jihadists.
People who are vulnerable to becoming seriously ill with COVID are being "forgotten" and face an "uncertain future" with "many patients being missed off" eligibility lists for drugs to fight the virus, a charity has told Sky News.
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