Detectives ‘painstakingly’ trying to piece together what happened, Nottinghamshire Police said

Government fears Russian retaliation if UK bars Kremlin-backed media

The fine – one of the Gambling Commission’s largest to date – follows social responsibility and money laundering failings.

Google said it was cutting access to Russian state-owned media and channels linked to it across Europe, including in the UK.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge welcomed President Zelensky and his wife to Buckingham Palace In October 2020.

The former prime minister said ‘bedding banks’ were cropping up in communities alongside food banks.

Conflict ‘is turning into a much, much more perilous misadventure for Putin’

Riviera Travel said it made the decision due to being ‘shocked and deeply saddened’ by recent events.

Boris Johnson is visiting Poland and Estonia in a show of support for Nato’s eastern members.

Proud Welshmen and women celebrate their history and traditions on 1 March every year

New data from Kantar shows the cost of food in supermarkets has risen, with inflation in February at 4.3%.

Priti Patel told ‘more can and should be done’ after Commons announcement reveals ‘nothing new’

The construction supplies business saw sales jump 24% and recorded profits of £305.6m despite inflation and supply chain problems.

Russia has been accused of ‘indiscriminate attacks against men, women and children’ by the UN’s British diplomat.

As Ukraine wakes to its sixth day of Russian bombardment, Britain’s newspapers lead with bloody scenes from the conflict.

The Home Secretary said there will be ‘further changes’ in coming days after she came under intense criticism from MPs and refugee charities.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will also ‘plant a tree for the Jubilee’ in Blaenavon to celebrate the Queen’s 70-year reign.

Local Tory MP Sir David Amess, who was stabbed to death during a constituency surgery last October, had campaigned tirelessly for the status.

‘We don’t want (Putin) and we don’t want his style,’ Halyna Wright, from Odesa, said of the conflict.

Train passengers in England and Wales face an increase in fares from Tuesday.

Some of the channels, which include news, sports and entertainment, are reportedly aligned with Russian authorities.

Former health secretary resigned from ministerial role in June 2021 after CCTV images emerged of him kissing close aide during Covid restrictions

The Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill contains a wide-ranging raft of measures aimed at overhauling the criminal justice system.

Boris Johnson is on Tuesday set to visit British troops serving in Estonia, which shares a border with Russia.

Sergeant with West Yorkshire Police denies charges against him

Liza Chernobay, who spent six years studying at a school in Gloucestershire, is staying with friends just outside of Kyiv.

Intelligence officials warn of mass civilian casualties as Ukraine sees deadliest day of war so far

The Met said officers are keeping an open mind about the circumstances and no arrests have been made.

Peers’ decision to reject controversial asylum and nationality measures described as ‘victory for compassion’

Sajid Javid said too many people have been left “emotionally and physically scarred after botched cosmetic procedures”.

Boris Johnson said the Russian president must ‘feel the consequences’ for invading Ukraine.

Ukrainian foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba said Russia ‘may have destroyed’ the aircraft

Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots said the conflict demonstrated the importance of protecting Northern Ireland’s capacity to produce its own food.

Department for International Trade describes £150 million hit as ‘reallocation of resources within the economy’

Exclusive: Ministers accused of ‘unforgiveable mistake’ after family of five flown back to Afghanistan days before Taliban takeover

The singer shared a statement with his more than 18 million followers on Instagram.

‘We are shocked by the loss of life in Ukraine’ says oil giant chief executive

Last week Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries asked Ofcom to review the operation of RT.

Message follows row over left-wingers signing Stop the War letter

Labour MP Stella Creasy says ‘many of us’ can’t go home without looking over shoulder

Parents often opt for the same book when reading bedtime stories

Alexis Glass claimed ‘self defence’ as she threatened to kill victim

The vessel had been due to dock on Tuesday.

Hardline home secretary shocks MPs expecting a rethink – after existing measures were attacked as ‘shameful’

Police said it was ‘very frightening’ for staff.

They are due to appear before Newtownards Magistrates’ Court on March 24.

The 57-year-old BBC presenter has been delivering regular broadcasts from the Ukrainian capital.

Edinburgh is twinned with Kyiv.

‘A Black person can say these things without being called racist, but it needs to come from all of us,’ says Susan Hall

All Russian banks are expected to be hit with asset freezes in Britain within days as pressure mounts over the invasion of Ukraine.

A small crowd of Ukrainians gathered outside the Chinese Embassy in Dublin, calling on the global superpower to wield its influence against Russia.

Frustrated Putin could ramp up violence after failure of initial Ukraine invasion plan

“We all got shot in the head and the pain has been so much at times it’s like we couldn’t breathe”.

Foreign secretary wants ‘complete degradation’ of Russian economy

The Foreign Secretary is due to travel to Geneva on Tuesday to urge international condemnation of Russia’s invasion into Ukraine.

The Government faces pressure to amend to the controversial Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill to make misogyny a hate crime

Ms Caldwell was found dead in May 2005.

The auction on March 3 will feature artwork, photographs, fashion pieces and prints.

Watchdog probing Ukraine invasion coverage

The oil giant said the Russian invasion was “senseless” and that it will divest its stakes worth around three billion dollars.

Ofcom will conclude its investigations ‘as a matter of urgency’ given the escalating conflict in Ukraine.

The boss of Mark Woolcock, 59, who died in April 2020, said leaders were scrambling to put in place systems to protect staff at a ‘reactive’ time.

Stormont Justice Minister said the current allocation would see extremely long waits in the courts and fewer police officers.

The research indicates nostalgia may be a drug-free way to alleviate low levels of pain like headaches.

Former government official Anthony Burd admitted to the Grenfell Inquiry that a report should have been made public in 2002.

The road looks as if it could have been hit by an earthquake

Ian Umney is travelling to Nikopol in the south-east of the country to be with his wife and two-year-old.

A Kremlin spokesman said Vladimir Putin ordered the move over unspecified ‘absolutely unacceptable’ remarks from the Foreign Secretary.

There are also calls to make it easy for Ukrainian refugees to come to the UK.

Russian president expected his tanks to be ‘garlanded with roses’ by grateful Ukrainians

Grant Shapps has told all UK ports to refuse access to any vessel linked to Russia.

The UK government said it is “looking into” how to handle Russian ships at its ports

The Bearded Broz community group is asking for donations of men’s, women’s and children’s clothes.

The Home Secretary said Russian forces were ‘infiltrating’ Ukraine and she also warned that ‘extremist groups’ could threaten the UK.

Transport for London said there is likely to be no service on the London Underground network on Tuesday and Thursday.

Company ‘reviewing’ advertising to ensure it is ‘sensitive to current situation,’ spokesperson says

A Bipa meeting was told that the Stormont Executive would only be restored when issues surrounding the NI Protocol were resolved.

Exclusive: Pandemic has left new parents ‘isolated’ says one mother, who says she felt ‘hopeless’ during the first lockdown

Michelle O’Neill also urged the EU to take greater sanctions against Russian leader Vladimir Putin over his actions in Ukraine.

The draft 2030 strategy had proposed to reduce road fatalities by 50% by the end of the decade.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed she is speaking to the UK Transport Secretary about stopping a Russian tanker docking at at Orkney port.

Researchers say the findings are a key step forward in the fight against multiple types of cancer.

Government modelling suggests deal could damage some UK industries like farming and food processing

Ex-Detective Sergeant David Walker was in charge of a unit tasked with investigating child abuse.

The average cost of a litre of diesel is also at a record high, reaching £1.55

Liam Pattison worked on the set of Brave New World at Dragon Studios in Bridgend.

Vitaliy Rulyov has urged Britons to ‘close your eyes and imagine’ how it feels to experience bombs falling outside your home.

Former health secretary resigned from ministerial role and left wife after CCTV images emerged of him kissing aide at height of Covid pandemic

Sarah Moulds entered a formal not guilty plea to the charge of causing unnecessary suffering to the animal on Monday.

Football agent was involved in brokering the transfer of the Argentinian striker from Nantes to Cardiff City for £15 million in 2019

‘I will not name the authors of these statements, although it was the British foreign secretary’

The legal action was launched by the Competition and Markets Authority.

Downing Street was eyeing the possibility that sanctions could ultimately bring about regime change in Moscow.

Russian-born crossbench peer Lord Evgeny Lebedev wrote an open letter to the Russian leader.