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The Kremlin-funded TV-Novosti broadcaster and the organisation behind the Sputnik news agency have been hit with sanctions.

Valeriia Starkova and nine members of her family, aged between 10 and 90, are now living in Caldecote, Cambridgeshire.

A yellow warning for ice and snow was issued for parts of northern England and Scotland.

The teddies, in the colours of the Ukrainian flag, are being presented to the children when they arrive.

Anne-Marie Trevelyan said the Metropolitan Police’s decision to issue the fines meant criminality had been discovered.

The five impressive chandeliers date from 1862 and their design was approved by Queen Victoria’s consort Prince Albert.

The club wants to be to strike a balance between its heritage and being ‘socially aware’.

The Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee said ministers had not learned from the ‘fiasco’ in December.

Critics of the company’s handling of the national tutoring programme have welcomed the move.

British Gas, E.On and EDF were among sites struggling to process customers on Thursday.

The Shetland Fishermen’s Association warned that without action boats could be forced to remain tied up – impacting UK food supplies.

The peer is being grilled by MPs about the selection process for his role, online safety and public service broadcasting.

The findings come two years after a critical review by Wendy Williams concluded the scandal was ‘foreseeable and avoidable’.

The head of GCHQ said Vladimir Putin’s advisers are afraid to tell him the truth about the state of the conflict.

Earlier this month, the company paused all sales in Russia, Belarus and Ukraine, affecting 185 stores.

The monarch issued a special message of thanks to those who have joined the Queen’s Green Canopy initiative.

Expert Professor Roy Taylor has led a new research project focusing on people with type 2 diabetics who have a healthy Body Mass Index

Energy bills will rise at least 10 times faster than wages this year, the union body warned.

Craig Butfoy pleaded guilty to four fraud charges after making false claims to get and retain work with BA CityFlyer and Stobart Air.

The highest population density of the mammals in the Peak District was on restored peatland, the research showed.