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‘Ace News Room With Kindness & Love❤️’ Feb.15, 2022: @AceDailyNews

#AceDailyNews says here’s todays Newspaper Headlines: Well people its been another day of negotiation over Ukraine Sovereignty With Presidents Zelensky & Putin Meeting to discuss Window for peace’, and MEANWHILE ‘FINAL WARNING’ from West BUT remember in the bible it said END Of Days RUMOURS OF WAR well we have had many of them just lately and SO everyone waits for who is RIGHT once again God OR Man Peace OR War

Kindness & Love❤️ Says 🙏’s For Peace And Goodwill Amen

The Guardian reports that Russia’s build-up towards war in Ukraine is “very, very dangerous”, according to Prime Minister Boris Johnson. The paper says that British officials estimate a further 14 Russian battalions are heading towards Ukraine, each with around 800 troops. The continuous build-up of Russian forces in the Ukrainian border led Mr Johnson to cut a trip short to chair a Cobra emergency meeting on Tuesday.

The Financial Times leads on Sergei Lavrov, Russia’s foreign minister, lifting hopes “on averting war in Ukraine”. Mr Lavrov said during a televised meeting with President Vladimir Putin that diplomatic engagement with the West should continue. The paper reports that Lavrov’s comments came after several Western capitals warned that Russia could launch a “full-blown invasion of Ukraine”.

The Times’ lead says Mr Johnson insists “diplomacy can still save Ukraine”. The paper includes a striking image of Russian forces on exercises in the Leningrad region on Monday. It reports that 60% of Russia’s ground combat power is believed to be within striking distance of Ukraine.

The Daily Telegraph’s headline states that according to US and UK leaders, the “window for peace is open”. The paper reports that both US President Joe Biden and Mr Johnson have insisted that not all hope was lost, despite the Ukrainian president suggesting that Russia could invade on Wednesday. In a separate story, it also reports that Scotland Yard plans to disclose the number of people who are fined, if any, as part of the investigation into No 10 lockdown parties.

Unlike most other papers, the Daily Express is less optimistic about diplomacy between the West and Russia. The paper headlines: “Final warning Putin! It’s peace or you’ll pay high price”. It goes on to say that the far-reaching consequences of war were “spelt out to Russia” on Monday.

Also on a more sombre tone, the Daily Mirror’s lead says “last chance to stop war”. The paper reports that this is Russia’s “final warning from West” and any attempt to halt a Russian invasion may only have “hours to succeed”.

The Metro reports that Mr Johnson has called for European countries to reduce their dependence on Russian gas. The paper also pictures British model Naomi Campbell with her baby girl. The birth of her child was announced in May 2021, but during the model’s recent interview with British Vogue she denied speculation that her baby had been adopted. The paper quotes Ms Campbell as saying: “She’s my baby and she is not adopted”.

“33 die without justice in post office scandal” is the Daily Mail’s lead story. The paper reports on the Post Office inquiry – which began today – into more than 700 sub-postmasters and mistresses who were wrongly accused of theft, fraud and false accounting between 2000 and 2014 due to a flaw in a computer system. The paper says “the fiasco” has “wrecked lives and reputations “.

The Sun reports on a brawl at a pub in South Tyneside. The paper says England footballer Jordan Pickford’s friends were “furious” after some “revellers” said he had “short ‘T-Rex arms’”. It says there is a police probe into the situation, but the paper confirmed that Mr Pickford was not involved in the investigation. There is no suggestion that Pickford assaulted anyone.

The Daily Star reports on the ongoing legal battle between Rebekah Vardy and Coleen Rooney – the wives of two footballers – over an online post. On Monday Mrs Rooney was refused permission to bring a High Court claim against Mrs Vardy’s agent.

The front pages examine the hopes of President Joe Biden and Prime Minister Boris Johnson that war may yet be averted in Ukraine.

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The Financial Times focuses on comments from Russia’s foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, that there could be a diplomatic “way forward”.

The Guardian stresses Mr Johnson’s message – that the situation is “very, very dangerous” while the i newspaper and the Daily Mirror both suggest that the West is making “last-ditch” efforts to stop a conflict, or as the Daily Express puts it – President Putin is being given his “final warning”.

In its editorial, the Sun underlines the importance of the West remaining united. It insists that if Russia invades, Moscow should be left “totally isolated economically”.

In the Times, the former Conservative leader, William Hague, suggests Mr Putin is determined to rebuild the Russian empire and thinks any invasion would pose a crisis for the West rather than to him – and that Russia cannot be frozen out. 

The i newspaper’s editor believes it is unlikely that the Russian leader will delay any military operation, suggesting this might give European countries time to improve their energy security and supply chains.

The Guardian’s leader column notes that German Chancellor Olaf Scholz may be the last Western leader to hold talks in Moscow before Russian troops cross into Ukraine. It says his words should carry some weight, given Germany’s close economic ties.

The Daily Mail leads on the revelation – from the inquiry into the Post Office computer scandal – that 33 people falsely accused of taking money from their branches had died waiting for justice. 

The Mail describes the affair as the “biggest and most heartbreaking miscarriage of justice” in British legal history. 

The head of the water industry regulator, Ofwat, has told the Telegraph that company bosses should have their pay linked to levels of pollution.David Black says he understands customers’ frustrations about large bonuses being paid out to poorly performing firms. 

The Mirror suggests water company bosses are what it calls “flush … with cash” saying nine of them received a total of more than £15m in pay and bonuses last year. At the same the number of times raw sewage was pumped into the sea or rivers rose by 37%.

It is “better late than never”, according to the Times as it reports on the benefits of starting exercise in your seventies. A study says that pensioners who exercise for 20 minutes a day have significantly lower rates of heart disease. 

And the rising cost of petrol is illustrated in the Mail with a Pugh cartoon of a woman dismissing her Valentine chocolates, with the words: “Big deal. Sue from next door’s husband splashed out and gave her a full tank of petrol.”

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