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And journalist yasmin alibhai—brown and malcolm chalmers, deputy director at rusi — the royal united services institute. tomorrows front pages, starting with... the mirror says there is outrage after a ukrainian childrens hospital was destroyed in a russian air strike. the i also leads with news of that attack in mariupol. it says wounded mothers were stretchered out of the blast zone. "an atrocitity" — thats how ukraines president volodymyr zelensky described the attack, according to the ...

Should be careful to look a the those numbers carefully, because they should not confuse the two and think that president biden himself has a mandate. >> okay. debbie downer. kidding. good point. glad to have it. switching gears. talk about the confirmation hearing for judge brown jackson. how much of a risk for republicans to make this a messy fight? >> well, comes down to individual senators, alex. most senators look in the mirror and see a president. i think what youll see from a number of ...

That -- set aside in large par of it unexpected 20 -- rathe than using it to help families hit by the cost of livin crisis here is the mail, it focuses its attention on calls for the chancellor to act, whats been branded the worst tax rise i history. the mirror leads for a ple from help from a strugglin family to the chancellor on th cost of living crisis. here is the guardian, ashes of a dead land read their headline words of ukrainian officials who accuse vladimir putin forces on indiscriminat...

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The uk and the eu leveling sanctions against the russian military, and hundreds more of its oligarchs. the metro focuses on some of the implications of the sanctions, specifically, on luxury goods. ukraine, will never join mid nato, reads the front of the daily telegraph. the guardian, also leading with a story, president zelenskyy has acknowledged, once again actually, that ukraine will not become a member of nato. a little surprise, the times also chooses to lead within. here is the front of t...

The newspaper says borisjohnson described the move as "a blow to the putin regime". the telegraph reports that poland has has offered all its mig—29 fighterjets to the us government, as part of a plan to get them to the ukrainians — although in a twist, america denies knowing about the plan. and the times also leads with that aircraft deal which, the paper says, is a "significant escalation" of the ukraine crisis. we will talk about that deal in a moment. but digby, do you want to kick us of...

Vladimir putins life as difficult as possible. what the source said is that the next round of sanctions would target very specifically, mirror, shadow what was happening on the ground, namely, the latest extractions by ukrainian troops. now, the united states also preparing to apply fresh pressure. we heard that from janet yellen, the treasury secretary, speaking on thursday saying that the sanctions that have imposed so far, and they are considerable, would have a catastrophic impact on the rus...

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Woman i did not know was passing me on the sidewalk. she looked at me, i guess she knew how i was feeling. she leaned over as we crossed and said, her serve here. i would tell them to persevere. >> this afternoon, after hours of grueling questioning, ketanji brown jackson, the person who has ten years of experience on the bench, graduated from harvard with honors twice and would be the first justice to have worked as a public defender, this groundbreaking nominee was reminded of the joy of this ...

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