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The statement was expected after a meeting Monday afternoon, but it is not clear what would happen if Russia were to appeal against the verdict. In the recent past clubs that have appealed against sanctions have been allowed to continue playing until their appeals were heard at the Court of Arbitration for Sport, although the situation is very different this time. Most of those bans have been for breaches of Financial Fair Play regulations or irregularities in transfer dealing and presented nothing like the moral or practical concerns of Russian sides continuing in competitions. Both Presidents hope that the situation in Ukraine will improve significantly and rapidly so that football can again be a vector for unity and peace amongst people. Russia will not be replaced in the playoff quartet, one of three that will decide the continent's last three berths in Qatar. When Poland initially said it would not play, FIFA had proposed that Russia should be forced to play at a neutral venue and under the name of the Russian Football Union, a compromise Poland, Sweden and the Czech Republic swiftly rejected.

Indiana state senators have narrowly passed a near-total abortion ban during a rare weekend session, sending the bill to the House after a contentious week of arguments over whether to allow exceptions for rape and incest. The Republican-controlled Senate voted after about three hours of debate, passing the bill with the minimum 26 votes needed to send it on to the House, which Republicans also control. The bill would prohibit abortions from the time a fertilized egg implants in a uterus. Exceptions would be allowed in cases of rape and incest, but a patient seeking an abortion for either reason would have to sign a notarized affidavit attesting to the attack. Indiana is one of the first Republican-controlled states to debate tighter abortion laws since the U. Supreme Court last month overturned the precedent establishing a national right to an abortion. But the GOP splintered after the rape and incest exceptions remained in the bill Thursday when an amendment failed that would have stripped out those exceptions.

The Sun's no-nonsense columnist was featured on the latest list of banned individuals - along with our defence editor and war reporter Jerome Starkey. Piers - who last week featured a series of hard hitting world exclusive interviews and reports from Ukraine on his show Piers Morgan Uncensored on TalkTV - took the ban in good humour. Jerome has been working on the frontline reporting on the horrors of Putin's vicious war in Ukraine since the start of the conflict in February. Russia is becoming increasingly isolated on the world stage, while Britain has been leading the way in supporting Ukraine.

Russian lawmakers on Monday introduced a bill to the lower house of the country's parliament banning the adoption of Russian children by citizens of "unfriendly countries. Russia's list of unfriendly countries was expanded after many nations imposed sanctions in response to Russia's deployment of troops to Ukraine in February. The bill allows for the adoption bans to be lifted in the future should a given country stop carrying out "unfriendly actions" against Russia.