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‘With the war in Ukraine, these stories no longer exist’: the final images from inside Chornobyl

A new book brings together Pierpaolo Mittica’s stunning photographs from the devastated, yet still populated, exclusion zone around the destroyed nuclear power plant

The Guardian - UK

Videos denying climate science approved by Florida as state curriculum

Prager University Foundation’s animations cast doubt over renewable energy and liken climate activists to Nazis

The Guardian - US

Chilling moment killer stalks ex and tries to decapitate her in sickening murder

A video shows Dennis Akpomedaye, 30, stalking his ex-girlfriend Anna Jedrkowiak, 21, who he later stabbed more than 40 times in an alley in London before trying to decapitate her

Daily Mirror

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Killer tried to decapitate ex in alley ambush - then said murder was 'sword trick gone wrong'

Dennis Akpomedaye tried to behead his ex-girlfriend Anna Jedrkowiak in an alleyway after she broke up with him - police say he has never shown any remorse for the murder

Daily Mirror

Student’s killer branded a coward after refusing to appear for sentencing

Dennis Akpomedaye was jailed for life with a minimum term of 29 years for murdering girlfriend Anna Jedrkowiak.

The Independent UK

Man jailed for at least 29 years for ‘barbaric’ murder of ex-girlfriend

Dennis Akpomedaye, 30, tried to decapitate Anna Jedrkowiak while stabbing her almost 40 times in an alleyway after midnight.

The Independent UK

Man who murdered ex-girlfriend and tried to decapitate her in ‘savage’ attack jailed

Dennis Akpomedaye stabbed Anna Jedrkowiak 40 times after she ended their relationship

The Independent UK

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‘I will do the same again’: activists continue fight against Poland’s strict abortion laws

Justyna Wydrzyńska, who was convicted for providing abortion pills, refuses to give up campaign for legal terminations

The Guardian - UK

Guilty of abetting abortion, Polish woman vows to fight on

Justyna Wydrzyńska was found guilty of helping a woman obtain abortion pills

The Independent UK

Polish court convicts activist for helping woman get abortion pills

Justyna Wydrzynska sentenced to community service after telling court she sent pills to victim of domestic violence

The Guardian - UK

How a ‘school in a box’ is helping children back to class in war-ravaged Ukraine

A year after Russia invaded Ukraine, Kate Rice discovers how vital school supplies are giving students in a warzone ‘the routine of a regular, normal day’

Evening Standard

'He was young at heart' - Gateshead dad-of-three loses his life after brave battle with brain cancer

Richard Caink's funeral will take place on Friday afternoon

Chronicle Live

How certainty helps immigrants integrate and contribute more to the local economy

Imagine Ania, a Ukrainian immigrant who arrived in Berlin, Germany in the spring of 2022 with her teenage son. At the moment, the 2001 Temporary Protection Directive provides them with the reassurance that they can stay for one year. If Ania ends up staying longer term, however, her career and…

The Conversation

Gateshead dad with terminal brain cancer told he had weeks to live - but he's defying the odds

Richard Caink found out he had cancerous brain tumours after suffering a series of seizures

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Ex Romanian orphans help desperate Ukrainian refugees fleeing Russian war

Historian and author Dr Tessa Dunlop, who worked at a Romanian orphanage in the 1990s, shares the story of how the people once abandoned there, are now opening their doors to people in need of shelter

The Independent UK

Justyna Wydrzyńska: Polish woman first pro-choice activist to go to trial for breaking country’s abortion law

Poland has one of Europe’s most restrictive abortion laws

The Guardian - UK

‘It keeps me calm’, says Kharkiv chef cooking to cope with Ukraine war

Alone in his high-rise flat, Igor Mezencev has found hope through childhood recipes and helping to coordinate food supplies

Wales Online

How an extraordinary school put its arms around a 4-year-old when she got a terminal brain tumour

Little Ania died when she was five-years-old but her final year was full of love, joy and friendship

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