Several missiles have struck and destroyed a building near the airport in the western Ukrainian city of Lviv, according to the city's mayor.

The Kremlin's ambassador to the United Nations has told Sky News that a theatre, reportedly full of hundreds of civilians, which was ripped apart in the besieged city of Mariupol was not bombed by Russia.

Russia Today has had its licence to broadcast in the UK revoked with immediate effect after watchdog Ofcom said it did not consider the channel "fit and proper" or a "responsible broadcaster".

The front garden of the home we're looking at is now a 15ft-deep crater.

A flotilla of Russian navy battleships is stalking the coast of Ukraine.

A transport union has called on P&O Ferries staff to protest against the company's decision to sack 800 staff members in an "appalling" move to replace them with cheaper agency staff.

Two young indigenous brothers who were lost in the Amazon jungle for 26 days were found by a local tree cutter and have been rescued.

The Duchess of Cornwall has been made royal patron of the National Theatre by the Queen, taking over from Meghan who was withdrawn from the role when she and Prince Harry stepped down as senior royals.

The parent company of fast food chain Burger King said it has not been able to close its 800 restaurants in Russia as its joint venture partner has "refused" to do so.

Arnold Schwarzenegger has made an impassioned plea to Russian troops in Ukraine, telling them he does not want to see them be "broken" like his father who fought for the Nazis in the Second World War.