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Feb 24, 2023 • 6 tweets • 6 min read
🧵“That’s the only thing that keeps every Ukrainian going right now, it’s hope for a better future for your family."
Elya, from Kharkiv, is thinking about her parents who have stayed in Ukraine as the conflict reaches a year.
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"The hardest part of it all was to accept and to realise all of our pre-war life was in the past and we might never have it back.”
Marianna doesn’t know when she will be able to reunite with her family in Odessa.
TONIGHT: #Newsnight is live from Warsaw, the first in a series of special programmes from key capitals looking at the impact of the war in Ukraine on the world.
The UK has become the first country in Europe to pass 30,000 coronavirus deaths.
Over the last few weeks, #Newsnight has been examining the effect of coronavirus on care homes - where the prime minister has said an epidemic is taking place.
Here's what we know
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On March 10th, before lockdown began, #Newsnight's UK Editor @KatieRazz visited a care home in Blackpool to see what preparations were being made to combat #Covid19.
Staff warned that self-isolation wasn't possible for vulnerable residents
BREAKING: Lord Triesman has resigned the Labour whip, citing "institutional anti-Semitism".
"We may one day be the Party of anti-racism once again but it certainly isn't today," the former Labour Party general secretary writes in his resignation letter
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BREAKING: Former Labour Health Minister Lord Darzi has confirmed to #newsnight that he too is resigning the Labour whip.
"As an Armenian survivor of the Armenian genocide, I have zero tolerance to anti-Semitism, Islamophobic or any other discrimination against religion or race."
May 30, 2019 • 7 tweets • 6 min read
This is how the Brexit Party dominated social media ahead of the EU elections. bit.ly/2HH16O8
But on Facebook, more is going on. Here’s our investigation into the murky world of closed groups
THREAD: We've been looking at populism in Europe over the past few months. If you've missed any of our reports you can see them here. Let's start with this one examining if Switzerland is the birthplace of populism bbc.in/2Olt5Hm