Price of fuel shoots up as oil price continues to climb amid Putin’s war with Ukraine

The oligarchs’ financial wealth does not make them ‘immune’ from sanctions, Damian Hinds said

Relatives say their ‘lives have changed forever and we live with the sadness of our loss’ in emotional tribute on first anniversary of 33-year-old’s murder by police officer

Company’s website boasted about working with elite Russian clients for 15 years

These chemicals are ‘simply too toxic and too damaging to use in any circumstances’, wildlife charity says

More than a dozen NHS trusts are thought to be supplied by Gazprom, alongside several local councils.

Brent crude jumped close to 120 US dollars a barrel at one stage, marking the highest level since March 2012.

The London-listed company added that it has scrapped its financial forecasts for the current year due to the conflict.

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

The Culture Secretary said Vladimir Putin really cared about culture and sport.

Exclusive: Labour peer Lord Goldsmith acted for Sberbank in a legal case last year

From the New Zealand trade deal to Jacob Rees-Mogg, Adam Forrest answers your Brexit questions

The broadcasting giant reported a 48% surge in pre-tax profits to £480m last year as total advertising revenues jumped to a record £2bn.

Helpline advisers say they ‘haven’t been briefed’ about refugee scheme so cannot assist, say Ukrainians

MoD says 40-mile column has made ‘little discernible progress in over three days’

The RMT union said its members were solidly supporting the industrial action.

The group also said it is ‘actively engaging’ with regulators and authorities over relevant sanctions.

Exclusive: Campaigner warns ‘things haven’t changed’ one year on from murder that sparked nationwide outrage

Officials aware of money being shifted out of UK to beat crackdown

The adventures of the Ramsay Street residents have kept audiences entertained for nearly 37 years.

More than one million Ukrainians have fled since the invasion began a week ago – the swiftest exodus of refugees this century.

After a week of war in Ukraine, the papers report the Kremlin is showing no signs of going home.

The deputy prime minister has outlined how Britain will assist the ICC in prosecuting Russians suspected of war crimes.

Shona Robison will address MSPs on the Scottish Government’s plan to reform the Gender Recognition Act.

The sale will take place on Sunday.

Her children’s book ‘Dogger’ won her the Kate Greenaway Medal

It is understood the streaming giant has taken the decision while it assesses the impacts of the unfolding events.

The award winning producer and writer enjoyed a successful career in both the US and UK.

The polls in the seat held by Labour at the last general election open at 7am on Thursday.

Patients were moved to the adult hospital in 2018.

The money raised will allow DEC to rapidly scale up its response.

The Disasters Emergency Committee, a group of 15 charities, began the effort on Thursday.

‘I don’t know if we are a strong enough group to get what we want to get if we have an uprising....I am very torn’, Paulette Hamilton said

There were no winners of Wednesday night’s jackpot, however, Saturday’s jackpot must be won.

Boris Johnson accused the Russian president of committing war crimes with his bombardments on Ukrainian cities.

Shadow business secretary Jonathan Reynolds warns that London has become ‘the destination of choice for Russia’s kleptocrats’.

Police have named the victim as 38-year-old Jim Crossley.

Micheal Martin said a ‘people of Ireland response’ would be required.

The veteran actor and his wife have auctioned off artworks, film posters and personal items.

‘No child or adult should suffer as a result of breathing dirty air,’ campaigner says

Thomas Mansfield died by ‘misadventure’, coroner rules

Alexander Temerko said the Russian president is behaving ‘like a collector of land’.

‘We have a warm house for them. We love them. Why should they be somewhere else?’ asks Tetiana Bykova, Ukrainian who is unable to bring her cousin’s wife and three-year-old to live with her in Glasgow

The Scottish Government said an advisory group will be established to consider long-term reform of the sector.

He added that donations could be made to reputable aid organisations.

Director-general Tim Davie said the BBC would ‘continue giving the Russian people access to the truth, however we can’.

DUP MLAs and TUV leader Jim Allister voted against the Bill, arguing it could criminalise protesters.

Cathedral staff reported men from Ukraine have been seeking blessings before travelling back to their homeland to join the fighting.

Opposition MSPs accused the Government of cutting council budgets but the funding allocation for the upcoming financial year was confirmed.

Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation sued Financial Times journalist Tom Burgis over his book Kleptopia: How Dirty Money is Conquering the World

Logan Mwangi, five, was discovered in the River Ogmore in Bridgend on July 31 2021.

Reports suggest Roman Abramovich may be trying to sell properties in UK and Chelsea FC

It is unsustainable for any organisation like the NHS to have links with Putin’s regime, says Jeremy Hunt

France says Putin has given no indication of a plan to invade Ukraine

The regulator said it was ‘very concerned by the volume of programmes on RT that are raising potential issues under the Broadcasting Code’.

Ukraine faces ‘imminent’ shortages of cancer and insulin medicines in addition to Oxygen supplies, WHO said

Some MPs also wore the colours of the Ukrainian flag

Boris Johnson said: ‘Rarely has the contrast between right and wrong been so stark.’

The Government owns a £400 million stake in OneWeb, which is due to launch 36 satellites on Friday.

Global health leaders said there was a 25% rise in cases in the first year of the pandemic.

Stormont’s Executive Committee was hearing evidence on a strategy for tackling violence against women and girls.

The initiative for firefighters to attend cardiac calls with the Ambulance Service came following a community campaign following the death of a child.

The Ukrainian ambassador relayed this request to the mayor or London in a talk they had at the Ukrainian Institute in London.

The Cabinet minister sat next to Boris Johnson during PMQs.

Boris Johnson condemned the ‘abhorrent assault’ on Ukraine as he answered Prime Minister’s Questions.

Police have named the victims of suspected murder in Gloucestershire as ex-married couple Clive and Valerie Warrington.

Members of the RMT will walk out on Thursday, causing travel chaos across the capital.

Outgoing Four Seasons Health Care chief executive Jeremy Richardson said depriving residents of their liberty was the ‘big scandal’ of the pandemic.

The Health Minister was commenting on a criticial independent report into how concerns of residents at Dunmurry Manor care home were handled.

Judges are to rule in a treatment dispute involving a 17-year-old who is on dialysis.

A professor of social mobility described the move as an ‘outrageous’ and ‘cynical’ attempt to boost flagging numbers.

Jim Sullivan, son of John Sullivan, is involved in a High Court copyright fight with the operators of an ‘interactive theatrical dining experience’.

Kyiv’s mayor Vitali Klitschko and his brother Wladimir said basic supplies like food and water were needed as well as more weapons.

The victims, aged 15 to 44, suffocated as they were transported by ferry from Zeebrugge to Purfleet in Essex in October 2019.

Prime minister also claimed UK has welcomed more refugees than anywhere else in Europe – despite Germany allowing in one million

Lana Kozak said she fears for Ruslana Kozak’s safety after Russia invaded Ukraine.

Callum Isted will be the youngest petitioner to ever appear before the Scottish Parliament next week.

EU free movement campaigners claim request shows ‘irrational and backwards priorities’

Director-General told a press conference that oxygen supply levels were dangerously low due to the conflict.

The newsletter Connect was launched in the Long Gallery at Stormont on Wednesday.

Anastasiia Bulanienkova said she has cried in secret over the situation in her country so as not to scare her family.

The online fashion giant said customers in Russia would no longer be able to order clothes from its website.

Researchers suggest the discovery provides new insight into the behaviour of the objects.

The initiative warns motorists there is no excuse for going above the limit ‘even if it’s just a little bit’.

Many Russians living in Britain have denounced President Vladimir Putin’s actions.

Former postmasters whose lives were ‘ruined’ by the Horizon IT system scandal said bosses should be forced to apologise and pay back their bonuses.

Children’s minister Will Quince describes topic of transgender pupils in single-sex spaces as a “minefield”

The athlete and his wife were threatened at their home in Essex on November 27.

SNP president Mike Russell criticised for remarks about Moscow rule and referendum

Lubov Chernukhin, whose husband was Russia’s deputy finance minister, donated £80,250 to the Conservatives at the end of 2021, new data shows.

It comes after the EU announced it would ban the Russian state-backed channel

‘Ukraine is not a real country he says. It does not have a right to exist....we in Wales are familiar with these arguments’

Boris Johnson has pledged to publish a list of individuals deemed to be ‘associated’ with the Russian president.

Nearly 40 Tory MPs have called for Britain to follow the EU’s lead

The SNP last year pledged to provide all pupils with a device to aid their learning.