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• News / Ukraine

  Ukrainian community protests children killed by Russia

  Campaigners called for the war-struck country to stay on the agenda and to protect its children

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• News / bristol city council

  Jugs of water at City Hall ‘not cost-effective’ said council contractor

  A new report has pledged to address concerns

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• News / history

  Holocaust Memorial Day: Bridging generations

  The event remembered the millions of lives taken during the Second World War

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• News / budget

  Parties clash over council’s proposed budget plans

  The government is increasing the council funding by over £161m by 2029

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• News / disability

  City Hall lights up to honour Bristol’s Disabled communities

  The light display echoes the UN's International Day of Persons with Disabilities

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• News / bristol city council

  The Palestine flag is being flown at Bristol City Hall

  The flying of the flag coincides with the United Nations general assembly

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• News / Politics

  Politicians walk out of meeting over ‘deeply offensive’ comments

  A councillor said she believed the statements were "intended to divide and hurt"

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• Art / News

  Sunflowers begin to bloom to show solidarity with Ukraine

  100 sunflowers have been planted by artist Duncan McKellar

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