Headlines: “All the people who die from this day on will also die because of you,” Zelenskyj attacks NATO over the lack of a no-fly zone

Here are Independent.ie’s top stories from this morning.

“Everyone who dies from this day on will also die because of you,” Zelenskyy attacked NATO for refusing to impose a no-fly zone

In a bitter and emotional speech, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy slammed NATO for refusing to impose a no-fly zone over Ukraine and said it will fully let go of Russia’s hands if it launches its aerial attack escalated.

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From Dublin with love while four boys bring drones and medical supplies

On the Polish-Ukrainian border, the Medyka sports hall offers beds for 350 refugees every night, report Fionnán Sheahan and Mark Condren.

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40 years in a row – the simple idea that would become an Irish phenomenon

From its humble beginnings in 1983, the women’s mini-marathon has grown into a massive cultural event, writes Kathy Donaghy.

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Demand a super tax for insurers accused of turning Ireland into a ‘treasure island’

Insurance companies have been accused of turning Ireland into a “treasure island” with claims they are on course to make super profits this year.

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Family feud: Meghan sued by half-sister over Oprah interview

Meghan Markle is being sued by her half-sister over a bombshell interview she gave Oprah Winfrey.

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Sky News journalist shot and wounded in an ambush near the Ukrainian capital

A British journalist was shot and wounded in a violent ambush near the Ukrainian capital.

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After fleeing Ukraine to a country where they don’t know anyone, why does this family say they are the lucky ones

Iryna Matiashchuk’s family, who have been safely housed in a Dublin hotel since arriving on Wednesday, are among the first to be placed in temporary accommodation, writes Catherine Fegan.

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What a Difference a Week Makes: The Seven Days Putin Lost Control

A week ago, Vladimir Putin seemed unstoppable. His troops had entered Ukraine in overwhelming numbers and it seemed a matter of days before the resistance was crushed. But a week can be a long time in war. Mr Putin cut a diminished figure when he met the same National Security Council via video link from an undisclosed location on Thursday.

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“I feel like I’m waking up to a wellness retreat” – Dermot Bannon is taking on two projects at the Room to Improve this week

It seems there really is no place like home when it comes to the family starring in Tomorrow night’s Room to Improve. Hilary and husband Paul Fairbrother were renting a two bedroom flat in Dublin’s Castleknock with their two young children Finn, 3, and Evie, 20 months, and needed more space for their growing family.

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America’s most expensive 21-bedroom mansion with a 30-car garage is selling for a fraction of $500 million

A mega-mansion in Los Angeles, California, which sellers have dubbed “America’s most expensive residence,” has sold for $126 million, a fraction of its original $500 million asking price.

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