Kill zones and drone nets: a journey through Ukraine’s fortress belt ⊖⊖
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A strategic line of towns and cities are crucial to Ukraine’s defence – and where the war is at its most brutal
A vast cobweb of spent fibre-optic cable is draped over the buildings in the small Ukrai…
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From gymnasts in kitten heels to lovers stalked by a devil, Pieter Henket’s dazzling portrait series, Birds of Mexico City, can feel like being in ‘a museum where the art comes alive’
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This compendium of 49 of Britain’s threatened species features lyrical prose poems evoking each bird’s unique qualities and beautiful recordings of their distinctive calls
The Book of Birds delivers a…
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After Zelenskyy, Robert Brovdi is Moscow’s top assassination target owing to his long-range attacks deep within Russia
Vladimir Putin has told Russians that victory against Ukraine is inevitable. But …
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The problem here is not the interim manager, it’s the ad hoc interim ownership and the short-term sense of identity at this ghost town club
Tudor is to do. To do is to dur. Something like that anyway.…
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A properly prepped, balanced and weaponised team finally had the chops to expose Australia’s weaknesses
Na-na na-na na-na na na na, Duckett’s on the piss. On the piss. Duckett’s on the piss.
Don’t take…