Minister reveals councils will receive £10,000 for each Ukrainian sponsored under new scheme

‘Dirty money’ legislation being rushed through parliament won’t prevent use of British territories, say campaigners

Experts predict the Bank will raise rates to 0.75% on Thursday, but trade more cautiously due to fears over slowing growth.

ExxonMobil says cargo came from Kazakhstan

Michael Gove announces plan after government criticised for being too slow to act

Exclusive: Sex worker says being ‘dragged through’ criminal justice system has ‘destroyed’ her life and made her homeless

Police have issued a call for evidence from anyone in the UK who may have direct evidence of war crimes in Ukraine

The Homes for Ukraine programme and an investigation into the PM’s oligarch friend are among the stories covered by the nation’s newspapers.

Union calls for windfall tax on oil and gas

There has been widespread condemnation for the speed and scale of Britain’s efforts to help those made homeless by the conflict.

Labour ‘can no longer be counted on to defend women’s rights’, says author

Boats that became symbol of oligarch wealth now front and centre in West’s bid to squeeze Vladimir Putin’s closest allies

A series of drawings, paintings and digital works by the Bradford-born artist will be displayed at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge.

Micheal Martin was speaking to reporters during a visit to London.

Nicola Sturgeon and Mark Drakeford have written to Levelling Up Secretary Michael Gove with their proposals to take in more refugees.

Individuals, charities, community groups and businesses will be able to bring people fleeing the war to safety, even if they have no ties to the UK.

Volodymyr Groysman praised Boris Johnson as a ‘strong world leader’ but pushed for visa difficulties to be fixed.

Taoiseach says there is ‘growing view’ in Northern Ireland that protocol is working

Boris Johnson will urge the coalition to work together to ensure no further nations fall victim to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s aggression.

Sir Ed Davey is expected to accuse the Home Secretary of ‘turning away the innocent victims of a tyrant’s bombs’.

Boris Johnson told the Taoiseach this was a ‘critical moment’ for Ukraine, as well as for wider European and international security.

Led by feminist campaign group Sisters Uncut, the protesters marched from Scotland Yard to Charing Cross police station in central London.

The two leaders met in London on Saturday where they watched Ireland beat England in the Six Nations.

The Ofqual chief regulator says exam boards must do everything they can to support the growing number of pupils with anxiety following the pandemic.

Fears of nuclear conflict have grown since Russia invading Ukraine - but how ready are we?

Sisters Uncut said it set off 1,000 rape alarms at Charing Cross police station.

Hundreds of protesters carrying Ukrainian flags attended the event outside Downing Street.

The change comes just two weeks after TFL increased prices for transport across England and Wales

Th event will take place from April 16 to April 22.

Price rises will have ‘hugely substantial impact’, says energy expert

Priti Patel suggested setting up ‘humanitarian route’ for those fleeing war

Katharine Birbalsingh says school leaders must show bravery and not fear being disliked.

The proposed policy would ultimately reinstate free movement and trade

Ministers accused of refusing Ukrainian workers ‘basic level of humanity’ by continuing to exclude them from visa scheme that would allow them to bring their relatives to safety in Britain

Borough of Kensington and Chelsea is ‘epicentre’ of problem, say anti-corruption advocates

Rising global gas prices causing dramatic increase to household bills in 2022

Squeeze on wholesale gas prices around the world drives up household bills

Electricity and gas costs to soar by almost £700 a year from April, says Ofgem

Requesting proof of vaccination left to discretion of venues since 27 January after restrictions relaxed

The incident took place at a building site in Aberdeen.

Richard Dass arrived in Ukraine after leaving Huddersfield earlier this week in his motorhome.

The broadcaster, 61, had his last application rejected by a West Oxfordshire District Council (WODC) planning committee in January.

Ministers hope most offers through the new sponsorship scheme will come from accommodation providers, according to reports.

The Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens in Burford, Oxfordshire, has shared photographs and videos of the rhino calf.

Labour says parents often do not understand Ofsted grades of their child’s school.

Ministers say port does not tell government how long hauliers are waiting for ‘security’ reasons

Co-leader Lorna Slater hit out at the UK Government for ‘putting paperwork and bureaucracy ahead of people’s lives’.

Amanda Spielman says the pandemic has ‘fractured the social contract’ around education.

The man was stabbed to death on Market Street in Bury shortly before 4pm on Friday.

French president criticises Boris Johnson’s visa policy

The collision occurred on the the North Circular Road in Neasden, north-west London.

Cassandra Nelson, who works for Mercy Corps, said cash donations are much more beneficial to those fleeing the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.