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Boris Johnson labels Moscow’s attacks on Ukraine as ‘barbaric’

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The bodies of 410 civilians have been discovered in areas surrounding Kyiv, with some laying in mass graves, while others reportedly had their hands tied before being shot at close range

At Downing Street, Boris Johnson has labelled the attacks as “barbaric”, as the U.K. pledges further sanctions and military aid for Ukraine.

Ticker’s UK correspondent Simon Anderson explains from London

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Laughing in limbo Canadian Just for Laughs cancelled

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The renowned Montreal-based Just for Laughs comedy festival, one of the world’s largest international comedy events, will not grace the calendar in 2024.

The Canadian company overseeing the festival announced its cancellation this year, citing efforts to steer clear of bankruptcy. Having marked its 40th anniversary in 2023, Just For Laughs has long been a beloved fixture on the city’s cultural landscape.

With its absence raising questions about which event will inherit the title of the biggest comedy festival, speculation arises whether Melbourne will seize the mantle, given its burgeoning comedy scene and the success of its own Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

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Can G7 leaders negotiate peace in the Middle East?

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Leaders from the world’s seven most industrialised nations gather this week amidst escalating tensions in various global hotspots, particularly within the Middle East.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel will make its “own decisions” on responding to Iran’s recent unprecedented barrage of aerial strikes.

While it’s unclear exactly how Israel will respond, the United States said it will move forward and impose new sanctions on Tehran.

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