The US and UK leaders shared a call after Russia too suggested a diplomatic solution was still possible.

Real pay fell by 0.8% between October and December as inflation soared, official figures show.

Bas Javid pledges to remove racist staff, but some black officers say the issue is getting worse.

The man was sexually assaulted and beaten by three Christian Brothers at St Ninian's in Falkland, Fife.

Developers who refuse to pay to remove dangerous cladding will be punished, the government says.

Plans match rebate scheme in England and also include people who do not pay council tax.

Leah Croucher was last seen on CCTV footage the morning after she left the family home in 2019.

Bradford Council faced a long-term struggle to recruit and retain social workers, a report finds.

A wrongly-convicted postmaster's sentence was 300 hours cleaning graves, his widow says.

With no specialist centre in Wales, one man says he cannot access trials for motor neurone disease.

The man and his group were "not equipped" for the weather on Cader Idris and could have died, rescuers say.

The officer who wrote the Met's latest drug strategy also took LSD while on holiday, a tribunal hears.

The mandatory wearing of face coverings is among restrictions being scrapped on Tuesday.

The regulations that are currently in place will become guidance, Health Minister Robin Swann says.

Explore the data on coronavirus in the UK and find out how many cases there are in your area.

Face masks could be made into sheets as part of plans to reuse PPE, health minister says.

BBC News NI looks at Northern Ireland's last remaining Covid rules ahead of their removal.

Humza Yousaf says Scotland should be free to to set its own virus strategy, regardless of moves in England.

All the changes you need to know to Covid rules in Wales which take effect from 18 February.

Senior school pupils will no longer need to wear face coverings in classrooms after the February break.

Covid rules are being eased across all four nations of the UK.

How one town plans to turn its empty £74m store into a centre for several essential services.

Criminals are 'socially engineering' victims into giving them money, according to Barclays Bank.

The transport minister wants railways to be safe for women to travel, but is this the way to do it?

A heart transplant when she was 10 years old gave Michelle Crawford a second chance at life.

Two years after her death, the TV presenter's family still want answers from the Met Police.

Two freeport sites will be chosen in Scotland later this year.

The background to the cases of sub-postmasters whose convictions were based on evidence from faulty IT.

A wave of strikes over the next three weeks could affect more than a million students, unions say

The Chagos Islands, in the Indian Ocean, is controlled by Britain, but claimed by Mauritius.

Experts say the Stone Age bone is one of the oldest objects ever found in the River Thames.

Tracy Felstead was one of the Post Office workers wrongly convicted in the Post Office scandal.

People can be seen standing on windowsills and holding up chunks of floor following the mezzanine collapse.

Thirteen people were injured after a mezzanine floor collapsed at a pub in Hackney Wick, east London.

Thirty years ago Michelle Crawford from Londonderry underwent an operation that would change her life.

Most front pages on Tuesday focus on the growing tensions between Russia and the West over Ukraine.

Paul Robson, who is described as a "menace to women", walked out of HMP North Sea Camp on Sunday.

The estimated rate for the latest quarter was 74.1%, according to the Office for National Statistics.

At 475,000 people, Northern Ireland's waiting lists are the worst in the UK.

Record-breaking floods are no longer the exception, says Natural Resources Wales.

Bella Lovejoy claims she told police she had footage of a serious crash but never heard back.