If the Russian bombs kill her, blame it on UK red tape
"If I don’t get her out soon, it may be too late. She’s very, very precarious.”
Getting a UK visa might be harder than leaving Ukraine
The story of Natalya and her two daughters, who escaped Kharkiv only to find themselves trapped in a quagmire of British bureaucracy.
Karjalanpiirakka: a tasty pasty from Finland
This Finnish dish has a golden pastry crust, filled with rice and topped with munavoi (egg butter).
Why I’m taking in Ukrainian refugees
And why, in the same breath, I feel deeply uncomfortable about it.
‘Don’t mention the war’: How journalists in Russia have responded to the Kremlin’s clampdown on media
"In effect, the practice of independent journalism in Russia has become impossible."
With Compassion’s food trucks start feeding London’s hungry today
With Compassion (formerly Compassion London) has launched a Christmas campaign to serve anyone who needs a meal, from two specially marked food trucks.
Domestic abuse victory: Rough sex defence to be banned
"This despicable defence should NEVER have been permissible in any court to enable the murderers of women to evade justice."
“People need to get fed, and if we don’t do it then nobody’s going to do it”
Volunteering for Compassion London, an organisation made entirely of unpaid staff who source, prepare and distribute about 3,000 meals daily to people in London – all based on donations.
London chippy gets local support after owner dies from coronavirus
Following the death of its owner, Toff’s in Muswell Hill has re-opened for takeaway, following strict social distancing guidelines.