Daily Star Front Page 4th of April 2022
10:41 pm
According to the Daily Star, a high-ranking police officer says officers should be able to work from home.
Newspaper Round Up: 4th of April 2022
Daily Express Front Page 4th of April 2022
10:38 pm
Boris Johnson has said Vladimir Putin will pay for “despicable” war crimes, the Daily Express writes.
Daily Mirror Front Page 4th of April 2022
10:29 pm
According to the Daily Mirror, Russian forces have killed 300 civilians in one town in Ukraine.
Times Front Page 4th of April 2022
10:22 pm
The Times leads on the civilian deaths in Ukraine, alongside an image of the aftermath in Bucha with bodies sprawled on the ground.
Daily Mail Front Page 4th of April 2022
10:18 pm
The Daily Mail also leads on the accusations of war crimes and genocide against Moscow.Retreating Russian forces have been accused of leaving behind horrific evidence of rapes, civilian executions and mass graves near Kyiv.
Daily Telegraph Front Page 4th of April 2022
10:13 pm
The Daily Telegraph writes that Western allies, including the UK, will help bring war crime charges against President Putin in the Hague.
Independent Front Page 4th of April 2022
10:08 pm
Western officials have accused Moscow of “terrible” war crimes, The Independent writes after reports emerged of Russian forces killing civilians in the town of Bucha and other areas around Kyiv.
Guardian Front Page 4th of April 2022
10:08 pm
Russia has been accused of war crimes and Western leaders have condemned the killing of unarmed civilians, The Guardian writes.
Metro Front Page 4th of April 2022
9:01 pm
The Metro features quotes from Dmytro Kuleba, Ukraine’s foreign minister, who has branded Russia “worse than ISIS”. Mr Kuleba was quoted saying that Vladimir Putin’s army has killed civilians “because they wanted to” and the number of civilian deaths has “gone into hundreds”.
Financial Times Front Page 4th of April 2022
8:52 pm
The European Union is planning to hit Moscow with further sanctions, according to the Financial Times. Charles Michel, the president of the European Council, said more sanctions were “on their way” after reports of atrocities emerged in Bucha, which is 25km from Kyiv.