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As it happened: Bill to override protocol presented as UK claims 'genuinely exceptional situation'

• The Bill would see customs checks between Northern Ireland and Britain effectively scrapped.
• It also proposes giving UK government ministers the power to change almost every aspect of the text.
• Ireland and the EU have made clear that such steps would amount to a breach of international law.

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As it happened: Ireland v Ukraine, Nations League

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As it happened: Russia tests intercontinental ballistic missile as Taoiseach meets Ukraine PM in Shannon

• A Ukrainian commander in a Mariupol steel plant said his marines are “facing our last days, if not hours”.
• Finland's parliament opened a debate on whether to seek Nato membership.
• Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal met Taoiseach Micheál Martin at Shannon Airport today.

As it happened: Russia claims mass Ukrainian surrender in Mariupol, Finland to make NATO decision 'within weeks'

• Ukraine halted all humanitarian corridors today saying it is "too dangerous".
• Russia's defence ministry has claimed that more than 1,000 Ukrainian soldiers have surrendered in Mariupol.
• Finland's PM said the country will decide on whether to apply for NATO membership "within weeks".

As it happened: Austrian chancellor holds 'hard' talks with Putin; France expels Russian suspected spies

• Here are all the latest developments in the war in Ukraine.
• The city of Kharkiv came under heavy shelling today.
• A meeting between Austria's Chancellor and Russian President Vladimir Putin was “direct, open and hard”.

As it happened: At least 50 dead in train station attack by Russia as Odessa imposes weekend curfew

• At least 50 people have been killed, including five children, in an attack on a train station
• Odessa imposed a weekend curfew over a "missile strike threat" from Russia in the wake of the attack
• The Taoiseach visited Finland this morning to discuss Ukraine and other global issues

As it happened: Ukraine prepares for Russian attack reminiscent of 'World War II' on Donbas

• The UN General Assembly voted to suspend Russia from the UN Human Rights Council.
• Ukraine has warned residents in the east of the country to get out "now" ahead of a feared assault.
• A Kremlin spokesperson admitted that Russian troops have suffered "significant losses" in Ukraine.

As it happened: US sanctions target Putin's daughters as residents of Ukraine's eastern regions warned to evacuate

• Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed the Dáil and the Seanad this morning
• He said that Russia is trying to destroy "everything that makes us Ukrainians"
• The Taoiseach said he welcomed Ukraine's application to join the EU

As it happened: Ireland's UN ambassador says Russian denials 'insult' memory of civilians killed in Bucha

• "Accountability must be inevitable,” President Zelenskyy told the UN Security Council this afternoon.
• Ireland's representative to the UN Geraldine Byrne Nason said attempts to deny Russian responsibility for the atrocities are "appalling in their cynicism".
• EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will travel to Kyiv this week as the EU mulls further sanctions.

As it happened: EU eyes further sanctions as countries accuse Russia of war crimes in Ukraine

• Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited Bucha, where dozens of corpses were found
• 410 civilian bodies have been recovered so far after a weekend of brutal attacks, Ukraine says
• Lithuania expelled its Russian ambassador this afternoon.

As it happened: Talks resume between Ukraine and Russia as death toll rises after strike on government building

• The Kremlin accused Ukrainian helicopters of striking a fuel storage facility in a western Russia.
• The Red Cross said it was 'impossible' to go ahead with a Mariupol evacuation today.
• Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned Russia is preparing “powerful strikes” in eastern Ukraine.

As it happened: Putin threatens to cut off gas supplies unless countries pay in rubles via Russian banks

• President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukraine is preparing for strikes in the east, as US intelligence indicates Putin’s relations with his staff have deteriorated
• Kyiv sent 45 buses to Mariupol to evacuate citizens after a local ceasefire was announced, as five buses were targetted in Chernihiv.
• Russian troops have begun to leave the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.

As it happened: Russian strikes hit Red Cross building in Mariupol as Zelenskyy addresses Norwegian parliament

As it happened: Russia to reduce military activity around Kyiv as ceasefire talks conclude

• Ireland is to expel four "senior officials" from the Russian Embassy following briefings by Irish security officials
• Russia said it will "radically" reduce its military activity around Kyiv following ceasefire talks in Istanbul
• At least seven people were killed and 22 injured in a Russian strike on a regional government building in Mykolaiv

As it happened: No significant achievements in talks so far, Russia says; Zelenskyy says Ukraine could become neutral

• Negotiators have resumed face-to-face peace talks in Turkey, with Russia saying "no significant breakthroughs" have yet been made.
• Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said the country would consider declaring neutrality, as the Kremlin called Joe Biden's comments from the weekend hinting at a regime change "alarming".

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As it happened: Russia declares 'first stage' of war over as Biden compares invasion to Tiananmen Square

• Vladimir Putin compared criticism of Russia to Nazis book burning, claiming that there is "progressive discrimination" against Russian culture.
• The Taoiseach played down the meaning behind Volodymyr Zelenskyy saying “Ireland, well, almost" in relation to EU support for Ukraine.
• US President Joe Biden met US troops stationed near the Polish-Ukrainian border.

As it happened: Biden backs proposal to remove Russia from G20 as leaders meet in Brussels

• Nato leaders agreed on a new set of supports for Ukraine, including equipment to protect the country against nuclear threats.
• G7 and EU leaders are meeting in Brussels to discuss the war and determine the next stage of their response.
• Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy calling for global street protests against Russia's actions.

As it happened: Nato estimates high Russian troop losses as US says war crimes committed

• More than 3.6 million people have fled Ukraine since the invasion.
• Almost 100,000 people remain trapped in Mariupol as Russia bombards the southern port city.
• China indicated support for Putin to still participate in the next G20 summit.

AS IT HAPPENED: 'Super Powerful bombs' rock Mariupol; US says Russians kidnapped 2,400 children

As it happened: Zelenskyy urges Israel to abandon neutrality on invasion, Russia fires hypersonic missiles again

• Here are all the latest developments in Ukraine as they happen.
• Russia has again fired its newest hypersonic missiles in Ukraine after admitting to using them for the first time yesterday.
• Ukraine has called on China to "condemn Russian barbarism".

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As it happened: Russian missiles destroyed aircraft repair plant in Lviv; Coveney in Poland to discuss Ukraine

• Russian forces have struck an area around Lviv airport in western Ukraine, the city's mayor has said.
• Work is underway to find civilians sheltering in a Mariupol theatre following a bomb attack.
• Simon Coveney is in Poland today to discuss the war in Ukraine.

As it happened: Mariupol theatre sheltering civilians bombed, Taoiseach speaks with Zelenskyy

• Russian forces bombed a theatre in Mariupol where civilians were sheltering, Ukrainian officials said.
• The UN’s International Court of Justice ordered Russia to stop its invasion.
• Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called for a no-fly zone in an address to the US congress.

AS IT HAPPENED: Irish citizen killed near Kyiv and 20,000 evacuated from Mariupol

• A Fox News cameraman, who was an Irish citizen, was killed while working near Kyiv.
• Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukraine should accept that it will not become a member of NATO.
• The Polish, Czech and Slovenian prime ministers travelled to Kyiv to meet the Ukrainian President.

As it happened: Over 160 civilian cars escape Mariupol, EU agrees new sanctions

• One person has been killed and 12 others injured after an air strike on a residential building in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv.
• Diplomats are due to resume talks tomorrow after a "technical pause" in negotiations this afternoon.
• Zelenskyy has warned NATO that its member states could soon be attacked by Russian forces.

As it happened: Civilian death toll from siege of Mariupol now over 2,100, US journalist killed near Kyiv

As it happened: 1,300 Ukrainian troops killed in Russian invasion, amid humanitarian crisis in Mariupol

• Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that around 1,300 of his troops had been killed since Russia's invasion began.
• Poland's transport minister said that any help Ireland can offer to help refugees would be happily accepted.
• A two-hour phone call was held between Vladimir Putin, Emmanuel Macron, and Olaf Scholz in which Putin was asked to release the mayor of Melitopol, who was kidnapped by Russian forces.

As it happened: US bans Russian oil as Poland donates fighter jets to US to be given to Ukraine army

• Fears persist around Russia's offer of humanitarian corridors.
• Ukraine military claims Russian general Vitaly Gerasimov was killed in fighting near Kharkiv.
• 2 million people have fled Ukraine so far.

As it happened: Ukraine and Russia meet for third round of talks; Zelenskyy vows revenge over civilian attacks

• A Kremlin offer to open escape routes for civilians trapped by the fighting is rejected by Kyiv because several lead to Russia or its ally Belarus.
• Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has accused Russian troops of "murder, deliberate murder" in an address.
• Russian and Ukrainian delegations will meet for a third round of peace talks at 2pm.

As it happened: Ukrainian airport destroyed by barrage of missiles as evacuations halted yet again

As it happened: Protestors gather in Dublin as Russia continues its assault on Ukraine for the tenth day

As it happened: Russia blocks access to Facebook and Twitter as NATO rejects call for no-fly zone

• Europe's largest nuclear power plant was shelled by Russian forces overnight, causing it to catch fire.
• Zelenskyy has warned it will be the “end for Europe” if an explosion occurs due to Russian forces shelling the plant.
• Russia media watchdog has said it is limiting access to some international news organisations.

As it happened: Vladimir Putin says Russian invasion is 'going to plan' as latest talks conclude in Belarus

• More than one million people have fled Ukraine since the Russian invasion, the UN's refugee agency has said.
• After a call between Presidents Macron and Putin, French officials have said they believe "the worst is to come".
• The EU has agreed to give status to Ukrainian refugees to live, work and study in EU countries.

As it happened: UN General Assembly overwhelmingly votes in favour of telling Russia to withdraw its troops

• Russian airborne troops have landed in Ukraine's second city, sparking immediate and "ongoing" fighting.
• Joe Biden branded Vladimir Putin a "dictator" in his keynote annual State of the Union address.
• Biden also announced that Russian aircraft will be banned from US airspace.