Ukraine's president says his military is "tormenting" Russian forces and their success in holding off invading troops has been "historically significant".

Two childhood friends lived a few houses apart on Peace Street, a quiet road, tucked behind a small church in a rural village just outside Kyiv - until Russia's war came.

"All the hallmarks of a war crime."

The government's plan to send illegal migrants to Rwanda is an "egregious breach" of international and refugee law, the UN's refugee agency has warned.

More than a month after the UK's Ukraine Sponsorship Scheme was launched, thousands of sponsors are still waiting to welcome Ukrainian nationals, amid reports of red tape and bureaucracy in the process.

The main defendant in the trial over the 2015 Paris attacks has apologised to victims and begged for forgiveness.

An autistic teenager who disappeared two and a half years ago in California has been found almost 800 miles away in Utah.

Teachers will debate how to tackle the growing problem of "incel" culture in schools after seven in 10 staff said they had experienced misogyny at work.

Scammers are cold-calling people and asking for bank details in order for them to receive the government’s £150 energy rebate, councils have warned

Harry and Meghan have appeared in public in Europe together for the first time since quitting as senior royals more than two years ago.