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Support us   Headlines Braverman bill could lead to 3,000 asylum seekers being deported a month Exclusive   Braverman bill could lead to 3,000 asylum seekers being deported a month Leaked documents also say legal aid fees will need to rise in order to ensure cover Lancaster   Boy, 11, in critical condition after being hit by police van 'Arguing' lessons   Politics should be taught in primary schools, Alastair Campbell says Metropolitan police   Former officers admit plot to share child sexual abuse images with senior officer Ukraine invasion What we know on day 457 of the Russian invasion At a glance   What we know on day 457 of the Russian invasion Russia moving nuclear weapons to Belarus; Wagner begins withdrawing forces from Bakhmut Ukraine   UK to keep Kremlin assets frozen until Russia pays reparations Weapons   Russia moving nuclear warheads to Belarus, says dictator Lukashenko Wagner   US imposes sanctions on mercenaries' leader in Mali I’m writing to you from Kyiv, on the eve of a Ukrainian counter-offensive. 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