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Charity auction also offers dinner cooked by Michelin-starred Chef Mickael Viljanen

Aid worker recalls ‘50km stream of stress and sadness’ as Ukrainians flee invasion

New WHO/Unicef report finds many formula marketing practices breach standards

WHO/Unicef research cites misleading messages that claim breast milk is inadequate

Maria Walsh urges EU to prioritise employment, education and mental health

Fighters taking over government bases, stealing weapons and vehicles – spokesman

A brutal insurgency has driven some 2.4 million people from their homes into internal exile, many of them starving in overcrowded and diseased refugee camps

Tanker was engulfed in flames and sank in Delta region off coast of southern Nigeria

The trenches dug all around the Nigerian city of Maiduguri protect it from attack – for now

Rights groups urge repatriation of children following Isis attack on Kurdish-run jail

Multiple deaths reported among child prisoners ‘deeply distressing’ – Save the Children

Millions at risk of famine as international sanctions against Taliban batter economy

Rise in levels of child labour and teenage pregnancies during shutdown, reports say

Self-described liberals laughing at his predicament should heed their #BeKind hashtag

Thousands of engineers overseeing $50bn undertaking to more than 2.5m miles of pipe

Gaza leadership is weighed down by corruption and rampant unemployment

Millions of Afghans unable to afford food as country faces ‘unprecedented’ economic collapse

High prices identified as one of main factors behind growing vaccine inequality

International community faces engaging with Taliban or watching civilians starve in famine

Thirteen children among 23 injured in attack by Al-Shabaab in Somalia’s capital

Country’s spiralling economic crisis plunges 80% of the population into perpetual poverty

Firm signals intention to be more environmentally sustainable with take-back scheme

Bomb attack on army bus in Damascus kills 14, while 12 die in military shelling in rebel-held Idlib

Union to tell committee Ireland spends 0.3% of GDP on early years services and education

State makes commitment to donate AstraZeneca shots under Covax programme

Just 37% of Irish mothers breastfeed, while baby formula sales are booming

Schools remain shut in at least 17 countries, affecting nearly 115 million children

We asked people who aren’t getting vaccinated to tell us why. Here’s what they said

Storm Grace compounds misery for people affected by weekend quake that killed at least 1,400

People scramble to escape devastated region after latest calamity to consulse island nation

Unicef campaign asked people who got a vaccine to donate the cost to someone in need

Families yet to return to homes while Norwegian Refugee Council says 70,000 jobless

Families ‘exploited’ lockdowns to illegally marry off daughters aged between 11 and 14 years

Tokyo 2020: ‘Hafu’, people of mixed race, find it hard to be accepted as truly Japanese

More than 3,000 Indian children have been orphaned during the pandemic

Recession, political deadlock and Covid-19 have left families in ‘dire situation’

Diplomats and agencies say 350,000 people in Tigray region are suffering from famine

New investment agreed as Marlin buys out CCI stake in deal believed to be worth €175m

Doctors’ strike in protest at the coup believed to be a factor in hundreds of deaths weekly

As many as 1.1m people are facing starvation in the south of the island nation