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Universities UK urges institutions not to carry out ‘blanket’ boycotts of staff.

As of January, the university has £1,109,251 worth of Sberbank shares, held via Edinburgh-based fund managers Baillie Gifford.

The First Minister said she wants to know the ‘maximum possible action’ the Scottish Government can take.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine occurred while Nikita Dudchenko and his teammates were training abroad.

The Queen has a string of high-profile events coming up that she is due to attend, including the Commonwealth Service at Westminster Abbey.

Adam Fleming inflicted life-threatening injuries on the vulnerable woman in their flat in Ramsgate, Kent.

The development followed the discovery of suspicious items by officers on patrol in South Norwood on Sunday.

The British Chambers of Commerce downgraded expectations for economic growth this year.

The new NHS Gateway service could be rolled out across GP surgeries and NHS 111, with machine learning and artificial intelligence, a report says.

Nadine Dorries paused to compose herself as she spoke about those ‘risking their lives to bring us unbiased and accurate news from a live warzone’.

Campaigners said people receiving care must “never again” be cut off from their loved ones.

Micheal Martin said the implications of the outbreak of war in Ukraine will be felt for some time.

The Disasters Emergency Committee has launched a fundraiser to help people in the country get aid.

The Russian/Israeli billionaire announced on Wednesday that he intended to sell the club after 19 years.

The benefit was on top of that provided by dexamethasone and tocilizumab, researchers found.

The First Minister confirmed £2 million of Scottish Government cash is being given to the Disasters Emergency Committee appeal.

Crossings resumed this week amid calm seas after a recent period of bad weather prevented many from attempting the journey.

No 10 said it would consider possible changes to speed up the process as ministers seek to pressure Vladimir Putin over his invasion of Ukraine.

The Culture Secretary said she hopes watchdog Ofcom’s 27 investigations into the Kremlin-backed broadcaster will result in the removal of its licence.

It represented a roughly £170 million cut in pay and dividends for one of Britain’s richest women.