Further details are expected to be set out when the Health Secretary gives a speech on Tuesday.

Amid report that Kremlin is claiming Ukraine is developing dirty nuclear bomb – a possible pretext for pressing the button – deputy prime minister says it is just ‘brinkmanship’

The crash took place near Silverburn Shopping Centre in Pollok.

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Six-point ‘plan of action’ will also include more weapons, fresh economic pressure on Russia and strengthening of west’s security

Some demonstrators in Trafalgar Square, central London, were visibly emotional as they sang the Ukrainian national anthem.

Notorious ‘strategic lawsuits against public participation’ (Slapps) must be stamped out, Keir Starmer says

Vodka is among the products being targeted

Boris Johnson is due to set out a six-point plan in an essay in the New York Times.

‘People often say over Iraq or Afghanistan that I took the wrong decision but you’ve got to do what you think is right,’ the 68-year-old said.

French minister writes strongly-worded letter to Priti Patel saying UK’s response ‘completely unsuitable’

Celeb personal trainer claims truth about obesity must be tackled

Jazz singer Adelaide Hall, who also starred in the BBC’s first global radio broadcast in 1939, was a popular performer in the 1930s and 40s.

Mohamedou Ould Slahi spent 14 years incarcerated without trial after being accused of involvement in planning the September 11 atrocities.

The latest developments in Ukraine continue to dominate the front pages.

People are encouraged to donate money rather than clothes or food

Luda Sviridok left Kharkiv with her two daughters while her husband and son stayed behind to help others.

Scottish Finance Secretary Kate Forbes made the plea.

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said if allies stuck together, Vladimir Putin would fail.

The Labour leader said urgent action needed to be taken to tackle so-called Slapps.

Boris Johnson said the international community must match its words of support with actions.

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Footage from a drone-mounted thermal imaging camera shows the moment an officer found two women who got stuck in a bog in Birmingham at night.

Multi-national rally in centre of capital calls for more visas for Ukrainian refugees

Sir Keir Starmer told delegates his party could win the next election.

Labour joined with the Lib Dems and Tories to campaign against Scottish independence in 2014.

UK Hospitality boss Leon Thompson said the sector was an ‘easy target’ for restrictions.

After the event, protesters marched through the city to gather for a vigil outside City Hall.

Boris Johnson thanked all those raising money and ‘coming together’ to support Ukraine.

Exclusive: NHS Charities Together highlighted ‘potential improper use of data’

Angela Rayner said her and Sir Keir were ‘yin and yang’ because they approached issues differently.

Labour’s deputy leader said she would ‘certainly be pushing’ for Sir Keir Starmer’s successor to be a woman.

Labour leader condemns scandal for first time since Ukraine invasion – but stops short of previous demand for prime minister to quit

Fr Fergal MacDonagh was among speakers at a rally in Dublin city centre on Saturday.

Around £100 had been collected for the crisis-hit country at a cafe in Stratford.

Families and individuals across a wide economic spectrum are set for a financial savaging

A spokesman for the oil giant confirmed it had bought a consignment of Russian crude oil on Friday.

The bench features a brightly coloured mosaic with a motif of hearts and stars.

Ministers under pressure to stop sanctioned individuals paying through shell companies, or from tax havens

The First Minister said women have played a ‘massive’ role over the two years of the pandemic.

Many wore red, which they said symbolised the blood of women who have died at the hands of men.

The former couple were engaged for two years.

The Scottish First Minister was speaking at an event taking place ahead of International Women’s Day.

Labour leader Keir Starmer said Vladimir Putin fears ‘order and liberty’ while calling for the UK to target oligarchs and Russian money in politics.

‘People were passing babies over heads,’ 28-year-old teacher says as she describes 10-hour wait at crossing

Country to see return to unsettled conditions including strong winds

William Warrington is charged with killing his parents at two addresses in Gloucestershire

‘There’s no point saying we’re going to go after him, and then you come up against the brick wall of lawyers. So we have to get it right’

Grand Master Edward Stevenson unveiled a stone to mark last year’s centenary of Northern Ireland.

Chief medical officer Professor Sir Gregor Smith said treatment could now resume after being paused in January.

Another woman aged in her 80s was injured

She said her party’s rivals are ‘addicted to crisis and conflict’.

Government minister John Glen said legislation in the Commons on Monday would speed up sanction measures.

Foreign Office updated its travel advice on Saturday

Boris Johnson said the free press would not be ‘intimidated or cowed by barbaric and indiscriminate acts of violence’.

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‘The only difference is we bowed to the EU without a single shot being fired’, Ben Habib tells Unionists

The Geneva Conventions aim to protect civilians, aid workers and injured soldiers during conflicts.

HMS Protector handed over welcome supplies of fresh food to 21 scientists from Ukraine.

Karen Stevenson has not been seen since early on Saturday February 19.

William Warrington is charged with killing his father Clive and his mother Valerie at two addresses in Gloucestershire on Wednesday morning.

‘It is just not my place to fight,’ 39-year-old who has lived in England for two decades says

The German-flagged vessel is currently moored near the Stanlow Oil Refinery in the North West.