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Aug 25 (Reuters) - A member of the Reuters team covering the war in Ukraine was missing and two others were hospitalised after a strike on a hotel in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk.

Thoughts and prayers with Reuters colleagues in Ukraine:

Psyched to be back podcasting, even if it's a quick hit - for Times Radio on Pavel Durov's legal woes this afternoon: podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/tel…

Worrying reports about Maria who was jailed in September 2020 after she jumped out of a car at the border, protesting a forced deportation from Belarus following weeks of overwhelming nationwide protests against electoral fraud:

Among the six Israeli hostages killed in Gaza today is Hersch Polin-Goldberg, a young man much beloved in his community of left-wing activists and Hapoel football fans in Jerusalem. His mother Rachel worked tirelessly to get him out, hoping to see him soon telegraph.co.uk/world-news/202…

Belarusian protest icon Maria Kalesnikava has been held incommunicado for over 500 days. Her sister told me prison officials are “practically torturing Masha with hunger” The Times and The Sunday Times thetimes.com/world/russia-u…

One of my favourite Russian media outlets Mediazona is asking for donations due to a crunch on charitable giving in Russia. Do consider donating if you'd like to support an independent newsroom, known for a reliable news feed as well as ground-breaking investigations:

Absolutely insane. While some in the West are busy bashing a dozen Russians who two years in prison for opposing the war, some Russian lady who asks us to take pity on an occupying army literally gets a red carpet reception in Venice.

Very sad news. David was a kind, bright young journalist whose work and Ukraine podcast, especially, were admired by so many. It’s hard to think his friends and devoted listeners will no longer hear his voice in their earphones. Rest easy, David.

A tribute to our dear friend and colleague, David. An amazing storyteller, interviewer, and presenter. He was a champion of our reporting on Ukraine. Our odd game of chess and chats about cricket will be fondly remembered. podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/ukr…

Something quite extraordinary - the online book of condolences for David has so many messages it would take literally hours to scroll down and read all of them. Never seen anything like it, will probably never see the likes of it again: telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/09/0…

Three months after I left my previous job in Jerusalem, I still get calls, messages and invitations to events in Israel. I'm now based about 1,700 kilometres away. I'd kindly ask everyone to update their contact databases etc.