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Republicans and Democrats spar over who's to blame for racist Buffalo killings
May 18, 2022 09:14 - 6 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS – Wednesday, May 18: After a White supremacist killed 10 Black residents of Buffalo, New York, various op-ed pieces in major American newspapers show that both Republicans and Democrats are accused of exploiting racial violence for political gain. We also take a look at Democratic candidate John Fetterman's landslide victory in a Senate primary election in Pennsylvania. We end with a public service announcement on the dangers of popping champagne (or prosecco) after shaking the...
After manterrupting and mansplaining, beware of 'hepeating'!
May 17, 2022 13:33 - 6 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS – Tuesday, May 17: We look at reactions to the nomination of Elisabeth Borne, France's first female prime minister in 30 years. How politically strategic is Emmanuel Macron's choice? Also, British footballer Jake Daniels comes out as a gay in a historic moment and is lauded by the British press. Finally, after manterrupting and mansplaining, beware of "hepeating" – when men get credit for women's ideas!
NATO's 'historic shift', replacement theory and 'Whose dog is in my bed?'
May 16, 2022 13:39 - 5 minutes VideoIN THE PRESS – Monday, 16.05.2022: We take a look at how the press is covering Finland and Sweden saying they want to join NATO. We also discuss how the once-fringe, racist ideas of "replacement theory" have seeped through to the US Republican Party, and how they could be behind a shooting that killed 10 people in Buffalo, New York. Finally, we find out about a strange, canine bedfellow.
Spain to discuss proposal to offer women monthly 'period pain' leave
May 13, 2022 13:03 - 6 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS – Friday, May 13: We look at reactions to Finland and Sweden's imminent bid to join NATO. Spanish lawmakers will soon discuss a proposal to offer period pain leave to women, which, if passed, would make Spain the first Western nation to do so. Also, the US wins hosting rights to the Rugby World Cups in 2031 and 2033. We then look at Friday the 13th and why there's even a word for people who fear the day. Finally, Indian parents sue their son... for not giving them grandchildren!
'Nothing short of a miracle!': Passenger lands small plane safely after pilot falls ill
May 12, 2022 10:27 - 6 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS - Thursday, May 12: We look at reactions in the Middle Eastern press after the killing of Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh while covering raids in the West Bank. The Guardian reports on "carbon bombs" which threaten to annihilate global warming targets. The opioid crisis is back in the news after the US reports record deaths in 2021 from drug overdoses. Finally, a passenger with no flying experience lands a small airplane safely in Florida after his pilot became incapaci...
Warm, nurturing and joyous: Why pink is this season's hottest colour
May 11, 2022 08:14 - 6 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS - Wednesday, May 11: The Spanish papers are focusing on the firing of top intelligence chief Paz Esteban over the spyware phone-hacking scandal that's engulfed Pedro Sanchez's government. In El Salvador, a woman is sentenced to prison for having a medical abortion. We also look at mass coral bleaching on the Great Barrier Reef. In Las Vegas, droughts have caused a major lake to dry up and reveal the bodies dumped there by the mob. Finally, find out why pink is this season's hot...
'Crown and out': Queen Elizabeth skips major duty for first time in 60 years
May 10, 2022 14:13 - 5 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS – Tuesday, May 10: British papers react to Queen Elizabeth II's decision to skip the state opening of parliament for the first time in almost 60 years due to health issues. But first, we look at reactions in the Filipino press after the predicted landslide election victory of Ferdinand Marcos Jr., the son of the late dictator who fled the country in the mid-1980s. We also look at another political dynasty, this time in Sri Lanka, that's crumbling after the resignation of the pr...
The film that changed cinema: Basic Instinct turns 30
May 05, 2022 08:07 - 6 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS - Thursday, May 5: We look at reactions in France to a possible alliance between the socialists and the far left in the upcoming parliamentary elections. Also, the sports pages are buzzing after Real Madrid's thrilling victory brings the team into the Champions League final. Also, Basic Instinct was released here in France almost 30 years ago to the day. We look at how the film changed cinema. Finally, is this the future - an artificial intelligence wine critic?
Phillipines election could see return of Marcos' political dynasty
May 04, 2022 07:50 - 6 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS - Wednesday, May 4: We look at the flurry of reactions from the US over the leaked draft majority opinion which plans to roll back abortion rights. Filipinos head to the polls next week in presidential elections which could see the return of the Marcos dynasty. Germany's Olaf Scholz trades barbs with Ukraine's ambassador to Germany after Kyiv 'uninvited' the German president. Finally, the future of cooking is here: a robochef which can offer advice on seasoning your dishes!
US Supreme Court leak reveals plan to roll back abortion rights ruling
May 03, 2022 12:56 - 5 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS - Tuesday, May 3: We look at the extraordinary US Supreme Court leak of a draft majority opinion that plans to roll back the landmark 1973 Roe v. Wade abortion rights ruling. On International Press Freedom Day, the Swiss paper Le Temps features Dmitri Mouratov, editor of the Kremlin critic newspaper Novaya Gazeta on its front page. Also, controversial changes to the Olympic sport of pentathlon, and a little Dutch boy who goes for an early morning joyride in his mother's car!
Tomatoes, eggs and more: How the French heckle their presidents
April 28, 2022 10:26 - 5 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS – Thursday, April 28: Russia's decision to cut off gas to Poland and Bulgaria continues to dominate the papers as fears grow that Moscow could make similar moves against other European countries like Germany. Meanwhile in India, the bulldozer has become a symbol of PM Narendra Modi's repression against Muslims. Finally, as Emmanuel Macron thwarts a cherry tomato attack while visiting a Parisian food market, we explore a long-standing French tradition of president-heckling.
Frenchwoman Sister André now officially world's oldest person
April 27, 2022 07:46 - 5 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS - Wednesday, April 27: Papers focus on the breakaway self-proclaimed Russian republic of Transnistria, as Ukraine's neighbour Moldova fears a Russia invasion. Also, we look at reactions from Poland and Bulgaria after Russia suspends its gas deliveries to them. In Singapore, the execution of an intellectually disabled man on drugs charges sparks anger from rights groups. Finally, Guinness World Records names the world's new oldest person: France's Sister André.
Frenchman Sister André now officially world's oldest person
April 27, 2022 07:46 - 5 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS - Wednesday, April 27: There's lot of focus on the breakwaway self proclaimed Russian republic of Transnistria today as Ukraine's neighbor Moldova fears an invasion from Russia. Also, reactions from Poland and Bulgaria after Russia ends its gas contracts with them. In Singapore, the execution of an intellectually disabled man on drugs charges sparks anger from rights groups. Finally, Guinness World Records has now named the world's new oldest person Frenchwoman - Sister André!
Twitter: Elon Musk's $44 billion 'impulse buy'
April 26, 2022 08:12 - 6 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS - Tuesday, April 26: The French papers continue to ponder how Emmanuel Macron will heed the French people's call for a more unifying leader. This comes just weeks before all-important parliamentary elections that could shake up France's political landscape even more. Also, we look at reactions to Elon Musk's Twitter takeover, while a female prisoner on death row for allegedly killing her daughter gets a reprieve over doubts about her guilt. Finally, gummy bears turn 100 this ye...
Twitter: Elon Musk's 44B$ 'impulse buy'
April 26, 2022 08:12 - 6 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS - Tuesday, April 26: The French papers continue to ponder how Emmanuel Macron will heed French people's call for a more unifying leader. This comes just weeks before all-important parliamentary elections which could shake up France's political landscape even more. Also: reactions to Elon Musk's Twitter takeover, a female prisoner on death row convicted of killing her daughter gets a reprieve over doubts about her guilt. And: famed candies gummy bears turn 100 this year!
Emmanuel Macron re-elected: 'A victory without glory'
April 25, 2022 13:25 - 5 minutes VideoIN THE PRESS – Monday 25.04.22: For the second election in a row, Emmanuel Macron has beaten Marine Le Pen, becoming the first French president to win a second term in 20 years. But most French papers say his victory is one "without glory," as he benefited more from a desire to keep the far right out of office than from widespread support for his policies. We also take a look at international papers' constructive criticism of Macron's re-election and what they think he can do to improve.
'Not Mickeying around': Florida to strip Disney of special status
April 22, 2022 10:30 - 6 minutes VideoIN THE PRESS – Friday, 22.04.2022: We look at reaction to how Republican lawmakers in Florida may have just made an expensive mistake by revoking Disney's special status, as retribution for the company's opposition to the state's "Don’t say gay" bill. The papers are also discussing the situation in the besieged Ukrainian city of Mariupol and what the coming weeks could mean for the war. Finally, The New York Times reports on how shaved heads "have people buzzing".
French presidential debate: Advantage Macron, but no knockout blow
April 21, 2022 13:05 - 4 minutes VideoIN THE PRESS – 21.04.22: Just days before voters in France go to the polls for the country's presidential run-off, we sum up the highs and lows after incumbent Emmanuel Macon and his far-right rival Marine Le Pen went head-to-head in Wednesday night's highly-anticipated TV duel. We also take a look at some humorous reaction from the Twittersphere.
French presidential candidates gear up for election debate rematch
April 20, 2022 13:44 - 4 minutes VideoIN THE PRESS – 20.04.22: French far-right candidate Marine Le Pen faces the fight of her political life as she prepares for this Wednesday's TV duel with Emmanuel Macron. We take a look at coverage in the French press. We also see how the British tabloids are reacting to the latest developments in the "partygate" scandal involving Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
France's Macron reveals his war chest
April 19, 2022 13:45 - 5 minutes VideoIN THE PRESS – Tuesday, April 19: Days ahead of France's presidential run-off, the president causes a stir by baring more than many voters had bargained for. We also bring you the latest on the campaign, as French papers focus on the economic policies of Emmanuel Macron and his far-right rival Marine Le Pen. But first, we take a look at the situation in Ukraine, with the battle for the Donbas now under way.
French presidential election: Choosing between 'the plague and cholera'
April 18, 2022 13:21 - 6 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS – Monday, April 18: With less than a week to go before France's presidential run-off, French papers explain why the "republican front" against far-right candidate Marine Le Pen is looking increasingly fragile, especially in the overseas departments of Martinique and Guadeloupe. We also take an in-depth look at Le Pen's foreign policy proposals. We finish with an Easter special on why chocolate eggs seem to taste so much better than chocolate bars.
Cult British women's football film 'Bend it Like Beckham' turns 20
April 14, 2022 14:29 - 5 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS – Thursday, April 14: We look at British papers' reactions to a "bold" UK plan to process and resettle would-be migrants in Rwanda. Also, there's soul-searching in Senegal after the death of a pregnant woman who was refused a caesarean. Finland and Sweden accelerate their decision on joining NATO in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Finally, cult British film "Bend it Like Beckham" turns 20!
'Verboten': Ukraine refuses to meet German president over his ties to Russia
April 13, 2022 13:33 - 6 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS – Wednesday, April 13: Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen continue to meet with voters, just over 10 days before they go head to head in the French presidential run-off. Also, Ukraine says it has detained one of Putin's closest allies, a Ukrainian oligarch and opposition politician. Meanwhile, Kyiv refuses to meet Germany's president over his past sympathies for Russia. Finally, we tell you what a coastal grandma is and why TikTokers are crazy about this summer trend!
French election: Is it really Macron (and NATO) vs Le Pen (and Russia)?
April 12, 2022 14:37 - 5 minutes VideoIN THE PRESS – Tuesday, April 12: The foreign press are closely watching the French presidential election as it could determine the course that Europe will take. Is France the next front in the war against Putinism? We also look at reactions in Indonesia after an historic law against sexual abuse is passed. Chile faces water rationing in the future as the country endures 13 years of drought. Finally, Britney Spears is pregnant, months after being freed from a conservatorship that she said ru...
Traditional parties tank, radicals surge in first round of French presidential race
April 11, 2022 09:21 - 5 minutes VideoWe look at the major takeaways from the first round of the French presidential election, which saw Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen qualify for the run-off on April 24. The French press focuses on the rise of far-right and far-left candidates as well as the decline of centrist parties. Meanwhile, international papers report on how a win for either Macron or Le Pen would affect European support for Kyiv amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Pink Floyd return after 28 years with single supporting Ukraine
April 08, 2022 13:37 - 5 minutes VideoIN THE PRESS – Friday, April 8, 2022: Left-wing US papers celebrate the historic appointment of Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court. Ahead of the French presidential election, newspaper Le Monde launches a website in English. Meanwhile, Russia's Novaya Gazeta launches a Europe-based site to get around Russian censorship. It comes as the paper's Nobel Peace Prize-winning editor is attacked with acetone-laced paint. Finally, Pink Floyd release their first song in 28 years, in or...
A possible far-right victory in France: Scare tactic or real danger?
April 07, 2022 10:05 - 5 minutes VideoWith three days to go until the first round of the presidential election, French voters are uninterested and undecided, leaving paper La Croix concerned about the country's future. Is alarm over a possible far-right victory a campaign strategy of Emmanuel Macron, or is far-right contender Marine Le Pen "more of a threat than ever before"? We also look at reactions in Burkina Faso to the trial over Thomas Sankara's 1987 assassination, as well as US sanctions on Vladimir Putin's daughters and ...
'The UN is giving Russia the right to sow death'
April 06, 2022 10:03 - 6 minutes VideoIN THE PRESS – Wednesday, April 6, 2022: Papers react to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's speech to the UN, with some agreeing that the Security Council's veto power is preventing the body from fulfilling its mission. In France, the death of a Jewish man in a Parisian suburb is prompting reactions on the campaign trail, despite there being no evidence so far that it was provoked by anti-Semitism. Finally, we look at a call for candidates to count penguins at a post office in Antarcti...
'French election opens up as Marine Le Pen surges'
April 05, 2022 13:53 - 7 minutes VideoIN THE PRESS – Tuesday, 05.04.2022: Papers focus on the tough choices facing presidential candidates Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Emmanuel Macron as polls show a tighter-than-expected second round run-off with far-right candidate Marine Le Pen. French website Mediapart looks at why Ukraine may not be winning the information war outside of the West. Finally, we look at US coverage of Amazon workers in New York making history.
Keeping quiet: Putin's generals, Salah Abdeslam and Nicolas Sarkozy
March 31, 2022 13:07 - 6 minutes VideoIN THE PRESS – Thursday, 31.03.2022: From the intelligence communities' take on Ukraine, to the November 2015 Paris attacks trial, to French politics, we take a look at how being (relatively) silent is being addressed in the press. We also find out why where you grow up can determine your sense of direction, or lack of it.
Taking inspiration from Madeleine Albright's 'resilience of spirit'
March 30, 2022 14:43 - 6 minutes VideoIN THE PRESS – Wednesday, 30.03.2022: We take a look at the optimism, and scepticism, in the papers over Tuesday's peace talks on Ukraine. Le Monde tells us how Wagner Group mercenaries could be leaving Central African Republic to be sent to Ukraine. We also find out about missing phone logs and conspiracy theory texts at the White House. Finally, we discuss lessons of resilience, be it in sport or in life.
'What comes first: Happiness or success?'
March 29, 2022 14:09 - 6 minutes VideoIN THE PRESS – Tuesday, 29.03.2022: At the end of our press review we explore the chicken-or-egg question of whether happiness leads to success, or vice versus. Prior to that, we look at how the papers are discussing the crisis in Ukraine and accusations of poisoning during peace talks, as well as how Emmanuel Macron has persevered on the diplomatic front. We also see how the Will Smith scandal at the Oscars has proved inspirational for cartoonists.
'Best Smacktor': Will Smith shocks the Oscars
March 28, 2022 10:21 - 5 minutes VideoIN THE PRESS - Monday, 28.03.2022: We take a look at how the press is reacting to Will Smith slapping comedian Chris Rock live on television at the Academy Awards. We also delve into newspapers’ reactions to Joe Biden's comment that Vladimir Putin "cannot remain in power". Plus, with less than two weeks to go until the French presidential election, we discuss how voter apathy could shift the outcome of the first round.
Social media pays tribute to GIF founder Stephen Wilhite
March 25, 2022 14:11 - 6 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS - Friday, March 25: We look at the Russian commander dubbed the "butcher of Mariupol" by the Times of London. We also discover a photo from a paediatric hospital that has come to define the war in Ukraine. Plus, Prince William and Kate are accused of colonial overtones in their official tour of the Caribbean, Italy crashes and burns in its World Cup qualifier and the founder of modern Internet culture, the GIF, passes away.
'No heat to eat': Britons face worst cost of living crisis in 70 years
March 24, 2022 09:04 - 6 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS - Thursday, March 24: We look at reactions from the British press after the government's new budget reveals the worst cost of living crisis in 70 years. Also, Joe Biden is in Brussels for several summits on Ukraine. Meanwhile, a top Vladimir Putin aide quits his government and leaves the country, while The Times of London reports that the threat of a coup against Vladimir Putin is very real. Finally, we look at a crisis of domestic pet obesity in the UK and how the internet may...
A harrowing escape, small nuclear bombs and monkey business
March 22, 2022 14:29 - 6 minutes VideoIN THE PRESS – Tuesday, 22.03.2022: We take a look at two Associated Press journalists' escape from the besieged Ukrainian city of Mariupol while being pursued by Russian troops. We also discuss how the French press is covering Corsican nationalist Yvan Colonna's death. In the US, the papers are discussing how some Republican senators filled the first day of Judge Jackson's Supreme Court confirmation hearings with grievances. Finally, we discuss the monkey business of chimps and orangutans, ...
'What if Working in Sweatpants Unleashed Your Superpowers?'
March 21, 2022 13:32 - 7 minutes VideoIN THE PRESS – Monday, 21.03.2021: We end this press review with a discussion of how wearing sweatpants while working could help one's job performance. But first, we look at some powerful eyewitness accounts from Ukrainian mothers and children. We also discuss how the war in Ukraine could cause a global food crisis and how India may benefit from that. Plus, French papers are also discussing far-left candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon's chances of making it to the second round of the presidential e...
Macron's manifesto, Schwarzenegger's plea and singing in the streets
March 18, 2022 13:52 - 6 minutes VideoIN THE PRESS – Friday, 18.03.2022: We take a look at how the French papers are reacting to President Emmanuel Macron's unveiling of his campaign promises. The press is also praising a viral video by Arnold Schwarzenegger addressed to Russian soldiers. Finally, we hear how one student makes her worries fade away: by singing in the streets.
Flying to freedom: British citizens finally released from Iran prison
March 17, 2022 09:33 - 5 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS - Thursday, March 17: We look at reactions from the British papers after the release of two British citizens who had spent several years in an Iranian prison. Also, the papers react to Volodymyr Zelensky's speech to the US Congress and Vladimir Putin's speech to lawmakers. Here in France, the prison beating of a Corsican nationalist hero and convicted murderer becomes a controversial election issue. Finally, we explore a new phenomenon: Goblin mode, or the art of being a happy ...
French government on 'last chance' mission to ease nationalist tension in Corsica
March 16, 2022 10:47 - 5 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS - Wednesday, March 16: European papers celebrate the "courageous" visit to Kyiv made by the Polish, Czech and Slovenian leaders. Cartoonist Patrick Chappatte illustrates the double standard in the welcome offered to Ukrainian refugees versus those from countries like Syria, which is marking the 11th anniversary of its civil war. France's interior minister says the government will consider "autonomy" for Corsica. Plus, Burkina Faso's Diébédo Francis Kéré wins architecture's top ...
Ahead of election, Hungary's Viktor Orban faces uncomfortable Putin reckoning
March 15, 2022 09:09 - 5 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS - Tuesday, March 15: The papers react to US allegations that China is willing to offer military aid to Russia in the war against Ukraine. Also, we look at how another of Vladimir Putin's allies, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is distancing himself from Russia ahead of legislative elections next month. Finally, Emmanuel Macron gets a roasting in the British papers over attempts to (sartorially) emulate Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky!
Should Russian oligarchs' mansions be used to house refugees?
March 14, 2022 13:13 - 5 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS - Monday, March 14: Russian airstrikes target a military base near Poland's border with Ukraine in what many papers see as Russia's direct threat to the US-led NATO alliance. Also, Russia asks China for economic and military assistance as Beijing faces pressure to clarify where it stands in the war in Ukraine. Finally, a British minister suggests seizing oligarch's homes to rehouse Ukrainian refugees and American footballer Tom Brady is “unretiring”!
'Blood brothers': UK slaps sanctions on Russian oligarchs, including Chelsea FC owner
March 11, 2022 12:13 - 5 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS – Thursday, March 11: The British dailies welcome the sanctions slapped on Russian oligarchs, including Chelsea FC's owner Roman Abramovich, as the government tries to punish Vladimir Putin's allies abroad. Also, we look at how Russia is oiling its propaganda machine during the war – but in this digital age of social media, will it work? Finally, we look at some of the Russians who are vehemently opposed to the war.
European cities name streets of Russian embassies after 'Ukrainian heroes'
March 10, 2022 14:44 - 5 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS – Thursday, March 10: "Atrocious" and "depraved": British and European dailies express their horror over Russian air strikes on a maternity hospital in the Ukrainian city of Mariupol. EU leaders are meeting in Versailles to discuss defence strategies and find consensus on sanctions; we look at some coverage. Also, European capitals have begun renaming the streets of their Russian embassies in honour of the Ukrainian resistance. Finally, we bring you the sports pages after Paris...
'Hear, hear, hero!': British papers hail Ukrainian leader Zelensky's rousing speech
March 09, 2022 08:49 - 4 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS - Wednesday, March 9: We look at reactions from the British press after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's speech to the House of Commons, imploring Britain for more help in fighting the Russian invasion. Also, the economic impact of the war is dominating the European front pages. Finally, we look at the Ukrainian sportsmen and women who are taking up arms to fight the Russians.
'Hear, hear, hero!': British papers hail Ukrainian leader's rousing speech
March 09, 2022 08:49 - 4 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS - Wednesday, March 9: We look at reactions from the British press after the Ukrainian president's speech to the House of Commons, imploring Britain for more help in fighting the Russian invasion. Also, the economic impact of the war is dominating the European front pages. Finally, we look at the Ukrainian sportsmen and women who are taking up arms to fight the Russians.
How Ukraine's first lady became the resistance's social media weapon
March 08, 2022 14:10 - 5 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS - Tuesday, March 8: We bring you the front pages, which focus on the victims of Vladimir Putin's brutal war in Ukraine. Also, we look at the origins of the "Z" symbol, which has become a way to express support for Putin and the invasion. Papers dedicate their editions to the women of Ukraine, whether they are fighting on the frontlines or giving birth in basements. Finally, we look at how Ukraine's first lady has emerged from the shadows to rally Ukrainians and boost morale.
Powerful Economist front cover depicts Ukraine violence
March 04, 2022 13:12 - 5 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS - Friday, March 4: We look at some evocative front pages from British weekly The Economist and French daily Libération. But first, French President Emmanuel Macron announces his re-election bid in next month's presidential election in France. His announcement is not a surprise, but is overshadowed by continued bloodshed in Ukraine.
From zero to hero: Poland's transformation after Russian invasion of Ukraine
March 03, 2022 11:09 - 5 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS - Thursday, March 3: The front pages continue their focus on Vladimir Putin's bloody offensive in Ukraine. We also look at how Poland is enjoying positive publicity for a change and hoping to redeem itself in the eyes of the EU after years of strained ties. Finally, we see how supermarkets are calling for an iconic British dish – chicken Kiev – to be renamed chicken Kyiv in honour of its Ukrainian spelling.
How will the battle for Kyiv end?
March 02, 2022 11:19 - 5 minutes VideoIN THE PAPERS - Wednesday, March 2: We look at all the reactions from the printed, online and illustrated press as Russian troops encircle the Ukrainian capital Kyiv. Also, a British intelligence company has intercepted video and audio recordings of Russian troops which suggest disarray and mayhem in the ranks. Plus, as Vladimir Putin moves to silence two independent media outlets, the Nobel Prize-winning Novaya Gazeta offers its space so journalists can keep reporting.