If UK outlaws Russian gas ‘we’re going to end up banning our own supplies’, ex-minister says

Russia’s lead forces have been ‘decimated’ – but aggression could be ramped up with more indiscriminate killing, warns Admiral Sir Tony Radakin

Kevin Foster being urged to reconsider refusal to answer questions given ‘urgency of the situation’

The top clinician’s comments come as those between five and 11 years old are being invited for their first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine.

‘These lines of communication are not as strong as we would want them to be’, says Admiral Sir Tony Radakin – when asked about how to ‘de-escalate’ conflict

US secretary of state Antony Blinken revealed that he was in ‘very active discussions’ with allies in Europe over a ban.

Foreign Office minister James Cleverly said the most humanitarian thing Vladimir Putin could do would be to end the war.

Home Office said 5,535 applications had been completed while ‘around 50’ given green light

The average property value has risen by £38,709 or 16% since February 2020, Halifax said.

Judge says 36-year-old committed ‘disgusting and persistent sexual attack’

Meanwhile, ministers are scrambling to go “faster and harder” with sanctions levelled against the Kremlin.

Exclusive: Warnings people with disabilities are being ‘left behind’ as refugees flee conflict

Some people queued for more than two hours to buy cakes and support the sale.

The desperate plight of Ukraine’s civilians is again the focus of Monday’s papers.

The Prime Minister will host foreign leaders on Monday as tougher sanctions measures are debated by MPs.

Thousands of people have contributed to the Disasters Emergency Committee appeal.

The Disasters Emergency Committee urged people to keep donating to help charities meet the growing humanitarian need.

But the Royal College of Nursing said the number of unfilled nurse jobs has risen in the last year, not fallen.

A series of events will take place to mark 40 years since the Falklands War took place.

Labour accuses ministers of giving oligarchs a ‘get out of London free card’

Three vans loaded with essential supplies for refugees were stuck at the port of Dover for two days due to paperwork issues.

Along with funding, Boris Johnson is set to press foreign leaders over further support.

Labour welcomed the reduction of the register grace period to six months, but said it needed to be reduced further.

A number of homes in the area were evacuated during the subsequent security alert.

The show recently hosted a special featuring unvaccinated people in the audience.

Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper wrote to Boris Johnson asking him to hand over information to Parliament’s Intelligence and Security Committee.

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

‘Why don’t we take our motorhome, which is called Molly… and see what we can do?’ said Laura Rice.

American agricultural lobby groups had criticised some of the import bans

‘How many casualties does it take before we take a different approach to this war?’ asks US general

Boris Johnson admitted the world had not done enough for Ukraine.

Home secretary told to ‘send an emergency team to Calais immediately to get desperate people swiftly through’

The rally was held by the Stop the War Coalition along with the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament.

Police said the boy was pronounced dead at the scene of the incident.

Home secretary challenged over why ‘only 1% of UK visa applications have been granted’

Home Secretary Priti Patel defended the UK’s offer to those fleeing the conflict in Ukraine.

The knife attack happened on the Antrim Road on Saturday evening.

Agriculture Minister Charlie McConalogue has convened a meeting with farmers’ representatives to discuss plans to boost home grown supplies.

It is claimed hundreds have been diverted from Calais to UK consulates in Paris and Brussels because they did not have a valid visa.

Exclusive: ‘This is emphatic proof that this appalling crime is not being taken seriously enough,’ says Labour

Preparations are under way to accommodate the significant number of people due to arrive in the country in the coming days and weeks.

Amnesty International has written to those ministers who remain in place, calling for urgent action to prepare to accept people fleeing the war.

The Scottish Labour leader appeared to disagree with comments made earlier by Sir Keir Starmer.

Scottish Labour sought to claim the centre ground during its three-day conference in Glasgow.

The march was held by the Stop the War Coalition as well as the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) and CODEPINK.

It comes after the Russian parliament approved strict new media legislation on Friday.

Henry Dunbar has been selected to stand in Airdrie North in the local elections in May.

Admiral Sir Tony Radakin said the invasion in Ukraine ‘is not going well’ for the Kremlin.

Care home residents and immunocompromised people will also receive invitations.

The Labour leader said it was more important to show unity in the face of Russian aggression.

Admiral Sir Tony Radakin said most of the offensive was coming from Russian artillery.

Nataliia Kolodii said her homeland is ‘a peaceful nation’, adding: ‘We never thought this war would start.’

The Scottish Labour leader said the transition to renewable energy should continue.

Naomi Long said Northern Ireland’s constitutional status was not the main priority for most people in the region.

Admiral Sir Tony Radakin urged people not to rush towards ‘the sound of gunfire’.

HMS Montrose claimed the haul after stopping a vessel in the Gulf of Oman.

The former Revs frontman says performing online during the pandemic has made him a better artist.

Country to see return to unsettled conditions including strong winds

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