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

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

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

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

Minister for Justice and Tackling Illegal Migration Tom Pursglove said the rise in dangerous Channel crossings is ‘unacceptable’.

Walton and Dame Julie, who were childhood sweethearts, married in 1959 but remained friends following their divorce in 1968.

The death of Australian cricketing great Shane Warne features alongside Ukraine on the front pages.

Boris Johnson said ‘however long it takes, however arduous’, Russian president Vladimir Putin ‘must fail’.

Tommy Marcus, a social media influencer, told PA that booking an Airbnb ensures donations would be received by Ukrainians directly.

Inna Sovsun said the rollout of sanctions against Russia ‘isn’t on the same speed as the rollout of the atrocities of the war’.

Former Air Marshal Greg Bagwell said a no-fly zone could be run by the United Nations, rather than Nato.

The attack is thought to have been carried out by a saboteur Russian reconnaissance squad.

One person is being treated for their injuries and remains in hospital, while the second, a local woman in her 80s, has since died.

Lego will be put to good use to try and make youngsters feel more comfortable.

The National Crime Agency said it had obtained two account freezing orders in respect of five accounts held by Graham Bonham-Carter.

Boris Johnson says the Russian president appears set on continuing with the ‘destruction’ in Ukraine.

Sir Nick Clegg, vice president of global affairs at Facebook’s parent company Meta, has spoken out against the decision.

The Australian cricketer has died after suffering a suspected heart attack.

Lawyers allege Sheeran ‘habitually copies’ other artists.

Boris Johnson says changes will ‘ramp up the pressure on those criminal elites trying to launder money on UK soil’.