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"content": "infrastructure, and as Sunday began, Ukrainian officials said hundreds of thousands of homes had their gas turned off.<br /><br />The news came shortly after Ukrainian officials warned that Russian forces cold be moving to seize the dam of a hydroelectric power station north of Kyiv, the New York Times reported. <br /><br />The threat to the power plant is part of what Ukrainian officials believe is an effort by Russian forces to control infrastructure. The most notable example came late last week when a fire broke out at Europe's largest nuclear power plant after Russian forces shelled the area. <br /><br />",
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"content": "Chelsea legend John Terry makes Iraq war dig at Labour MP Chris Bryant following anger at Abramovich picture tribute<br /><br /><br /><br />Former Chelsea defender John Terry has hit back at criticism from Labour MP Chris Bryant after he posted a celebratory image of Roman Abramovich on social media.",
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"content": "Russia has taken control of a nuclear power station in Ukraine after it was hit by shelling.\n\nA fire broke out at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant - the largest in Europe - and Ukraine said it was shelled by Russian troops.\n\nAuthorities say the facility is now safe and radiation levels are normal.\n\nWorld leaders have accused Russia of endangering the safety of an entire continent, and Ukraine's president accused Russia of \"nuclear terror\".\n\nUS President Joe Biden urged Moscow to stop its military activities around the site, while Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the \"horrific attacks\" from Russia \"must cease immediately\".\n\nUK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the \"reckless\" attack could \"directly threaten the safety of all of Europe\". All three leaders spoke to Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky by phone.\n\nMr Zelensky, meanwhile, said Russia wanted a repeat of Chernobyl, the site of the world's worst nuclear disaster in 1986.\n\n\"If there is an explosion, it is the end of everything. The end of Europe,\" he said.\n\nRussia's defence ministry blamed the attack on Ukrainian saboteurs, calling it a \"monstrous provocation\" without providing evidence.\n\nA video feed from the nuclear plant showed blasts lighting up the night sky and sending up plumes of smoke.\n\nBuildings around one of the plant's six power units have been damaged without affecting its safety, according to Ukraine's nuclear inspectorate.\n\nWorkers at the plant said the fire - which has since been extinguished - broke out at a training building outside the plant's perimeter, and that only one of the plant's six reactors was operational.\n\nOne resident who lives nearby said he saw the Russian military attacking the site. \"It is just terrorism... It is worrying not just for our region, but for Ukraine and for the world,\" Kirill Dovzhik told the BBC.\n\nThe UN's nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), said the fire had not affected the plant's \"essential\" equipment and there was no increase in radiation levels.\n\nBut the IAEA said it was in \"full 24/7 response mode\" due to the \"serious situation\" at the power station.\n\nUkrainian emergency services said they were initially blocked from getting to the scene of the blaze, prompting President Biden to publicly call on Russia to allow firefighters into the site.\n\nBoris Johnson said he would seek an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council on Friday over the attack.\n\n",
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"content": "U.S. Cancels ICBM Test Launch Amid Ukraine Tensions<br /><br />WASHINGTON—The Biden administration has canceled a routine test launch of an Air Force Minuteman III missile to avoid escalating nuclear tensions with Russia, U.S. officials said Wednesday.<br /><br />The Air Force had planned to conduct the test launch from Vandenberg Air Force Base in the early hours of Thursday, March 3.",
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"content": "Ukraine’s besieged cities have come under more heavy bombardment after Russian commanders facing fierce resistance intensified their shelling of urban areas.<br /><br />As US president Joe Biden warned Vladimir Putin that he would “pay a price” for his aggression, the Russia leader’s forces have shown no sign of stopping an assault that has included strikes on the capital Kyiv and rocket attacks in the second city of Kharkiv, resulting in the deaths of dozens of people.<br /><br />Ukrainian security chiefs said on Wednesday morning that Russian paratroopers had landed in Kharkiv and engaged in heavy fighting with Ukrainian forces.<br /><br />Heavy fighting was also reported in Kherson, a city on the Black Sea in southern Ukraine, where the mayor said Russian forces had taken control of the railway station and the port by the early hours of Wednesday. There were also reports that the strategically important Sea of Azov port city, Mariupol, was surrounded by Russian troops.In a ringing attack on Putin in his State of the Union address on Tuesday night, Biden told the massed members of US Congress in Washington that the invasion of Ukraine had left Russia “weaker, and the rest of the world stronger.”<br /><br />“Throughout our history we’ve learned this lesson – when dictators do not pay a price for their aggression, they cause more chaos. They keep moving. And, the costs and threats to America and the world keep rising.<br /><br />“Putin has unleashed violence and chaos. But while he may make gains on the battlefield – he will pay a continuing high price over the long run.”<br /><br />",
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"content": "PGMOL apologises to Everton for penalty not given against Man <br /><br /><br /><br />By Emmanuel Okogba<br /><br />The Professional Game Match Officials Board, PGMOL, which oversees all refereeing in England has apologized to Everton and coach, Frank Lampard over the penalty incident at the weekend that denied them a vital point against Manchester City.<br /><br />Everton were denied the opportunity of levelling the scores late in the second half when Rodri clearly handled the ball inside the area. Chris Kavanagh who was on VAR duty decided there was insufficient evidence to show the ball had hit the City midfielder on the arm after centre referee Paul Tierney missed the incident.<br /><br />",
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"content": "Alisson's response to Jurgen Klopp after he told him he wasn't playing in final says a lot<br /><br />Alisson has been integral to the Reds' recent success, providing a level of calm at the back.<br /><br />But Klopp opted to stick with Kelleher on Sunday at Wembley despite the stakes being high with a trophy on the line.<br /><br />Alisson's snub by no means isolated him from the group, in fact he highlighted the squad mentality as the 29-year-old showed full confidence in his teammate.<br /><br />Kelleher would prove to be the shootout hero, scoring the 21st penalty of the match before Kepa Arrizabalaga blazed over.<br /><br />Klopp revealed after to Bein Sports: \"When we told Ali that Caoimhin will play, Ali said okay, that’s good, if we win it then we can put his head on the famous wall in the goalkeeper area at the AXA where all the keepers who won trophies with Liverpool are on.We can put him (Kelleher) on that as well. I hope the guy who is doing the painting is already on its way, because Caoimhin will be there as well.”<br /><br />Liverpool created a mural recently to highlight the efforts of a position that can often get overlooked.<br /><br />The likes of Ray Clemence, Elisha Scott, Bruce Grobbelaar and Pepe Reina have their places cemented in history at the club and now Kelleher will join the list<br /><br />",
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"content": "Calm Rohit Sharma doesn't have to say much, he is leading India from the front: Russell Arnold<br /><br />India vs Sri Lanka: Former Sri Lanka cricketer Russell Arnold said that India needed a new voice after their early exit from T20 World Cup last year and they have found that in 'calm and cool' Rohit Sharma <br /><br />Arnold heaped praise on Rohitt Sharma, saying the Inda captain is leading from the front and he doesn't have to say much to make his teammates follow his vision in the lead up to next year's T20 World Cup.<br /><br /><br />Arnold said India needed a different voice after their early T20 World Cup exit last year and they have found that in Rohit. The former Sri Lanka cricketer's comments came after India extended their winning streak in T20Is to a new record of 10 after they hammered Sri Lanka by 62 runs in the first of a 3-match T20I series.<br /><br />Rohit has not faced a defeat in T20Is since taking over from Virat Kohli as India's full-time T20I captain. Following a 3-0 win over a visiting New Zealand side last year, India, under their new skipper, hammered West Indies 3-0 earlier this month before extending their dominance over Sri Lanka.<br /><br />Under Rohit, it seems India have made it clear that they would adopt a much more aggressive approach in the first 10 overs. It has been evident in the way Rohit himself has batted at the top of the order. On Thursday, Rohit hit a quickfire 32-ball 44, stitching a match-winning 111-run opening stand with Ishan Kishan.<br /><br />",
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