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An angry crowd holding signs saying war criminals daughter gathered outside the Kensington home of Polina Kovaleva over the weekend, amid calls for family members of Putins allies to be sanctioned.

The couple, who have not been named for security reasons, first met in 2015 during the war in the Donbas region and were reunited earlier this year during Russias latest military invasion.

The money raised by the Mail Force charity is being passed to aid groups already on the ground in Ukraine and in surrounding countries helping stricken refugees.

Vladimir Putins unrelenting campaign plumbed new depths yesterday as Russian bombs wiped out an entire city in eastern Ukraine.

MARK GALEOTTI: Criticism of war in Ukraine has been aired on Russian TV and I have no doubt it will embolden people to start talking about the dead-end into which Putin is leading them.

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: However positively Vladimir Putin spins it, the truth is his illegal invasion of Ukraine has lurched from calamity to crisis.

ANDREW NEIL: Britain needs to steel itself for the stiff economic price we will pay, along with the rest of the West, for Russias invasion of Ukraine.

The Strictly pros are allegedly divided on whether Russian stars Katya Jones, 32, and Luba Mushtuk, 32 should appear following Vladimir Putins invasion of Ukraine.

CCTV footage, posted on Telegram by the deputy head of Ukraines presidential office, appears to show a group of men escorting Ivan Fedorov out of a building and across a square.

Russian filmmaker Karen Shakhnazarov and academic Semyon Bagdasarov used an appearance on state TV to criticise Vladimir Putins ruthless invasion of Ukraine.