People in Kyiv are being warned of street fighting and "subversive groups" on the third day of the Russian invasion, with reports of 198 Ukrainians dead nationwide since troops first crossed the border on Thursday.

A total of 27 nations, including the UK, other European countries, and the US, have agreed to give more weapons, medical supplies and other military aid to Ukraine as it fights a Russian invasion, Sky News understands.

Poland has refused to play a World Cup play-off match against Russia next month because of the Ukraine invasion, according to the Polish FA.

China has abstained from voting on a UN Security Council draft resolution telling Moscow to stop attacking Ukraine and withdraw all troops immediately.

The soldiers, the civilian militia, the police – they're all really jumpy now. And who can blame them?

Boris Johnson has directly addressed the people of Russia telling them in their own language: "I do not believe this war is in your name."

British Airways has said all of its short-haul flights from Heathrow are cancelled until midday today following ongoing "technical issues".

The UK will impose direct sanctions on Vladimir Putin and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov imminently, Boris Johnson has told NATO leaders.

It's nearly 15 years since Terry Ellis pulled off an Ocean's Eleven-style heist that many in the criminal underworld believed was "an impossible job".

Across Ukraine, people have been cautiously holding phones up to the window, peaking past their curtains.