Ukrainian airspace was closed last week following Russia’s invasion.

Ben Wallace was told Russian people ‘could suffer greater than Europeans’ during trip to Moscow

Johnson will address MPs after a trip to Estonia amid fears Russia could target Baltic states

‘We learned that in Iraq’, says Ben Wallace as he predicts Ukrainian resistance will last years

‘We have a warm house for them. We love them. Why should they be somewhere else?’ asks Tetiana Bykova, Ukrainian who is unable to bring her cousin’s wife and three-year-old to live with her in Glasgow

Rio Carnival, Mardi Gras and Pancake Day are all connected 

At £260,230, the average house price in February was £29,162 higher than a year earlier, according to Nationwide Building Society.

Ben Wallace said Russian forces would use indiscriminate bombardments and siege tactics against Ukrainian cities.

The cost of oil shot up to a new seven-year high of more than 111 dollars a barrel.

Her work included the Alfie series and beloved children’s book Dogger.

‘It is just not my place to fight,’ 39-year-old who has lived in England for two decades says

Peers’ decision to reject controversial asylum and nationality measures described as ‘victory for compassion’

Pictures show firefighters on a steep hillside extinguishing the flames.

Researchers agree there is no black hole in HR 6819, which is instead a vampire two-star system where one star has stripped material from the other.

Commuters turn up to Tube stations to find gates locked as Transport for London warns services disrupted until mid morning

The London Underground was suspended during Tuesday’s rush hour, with only a few services running later in the day.

The housebuilder said revenues and house prices rose in 2021 as the housing market remained strong.

Results from the HPV vaccine could change the screening program for cervical cancer.

Lukashenko regime ‘aiding and abetting’ Moscow, says foreign secretary

As Kyiv braces for an escalation in aggression, the nation’s papers react to the human toll of Russia’s bloody campaign.

The company is one of the latest major corporations to boycott the country following the invasion ordered by Russian president Vladimir Putin.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning to run until 11am.

Across the Atlantic, Joe Biden announced US airspace has been closed to all Russian flights.

Police said the investigation was ‘at an early stage’.

‘Most glaring problem is the shocking abuse and misogyny which all women in politics, and especially minority ethnic women, suffer,’ says Women and Equalities Committee chair

People seeking help said that increased isolation, unemployment and a rise in the amount of pornography they were viewing often fulled their offending

“You fall asleep thinking, ‘Am I going to have a home in the morning? Am I going to have parents?’,” Yana Usherenko-Fialkova said.

Pupils did not improve their narrative writing following a grammar teaching intervention, study finds.

Labour does not support a no-fly zone but Sir Kier said the party would speak to government on the matter

Dozens of diplomats, including from Britain, left the meeting rather than hear from the Russian foreign minister following the invasion of Ukraine.

Shortly after the incident, a man in his 20s attended hospital with a gunshot injury to his hand.

Family says ‘ongoing illness and diabetes complications’ behind death

First Minister Mark Drakeford said he would be speaking about the Russia-Ukraine conflict on his visit to Brussels.

Ian Umney went viral as he made the journey to reunite with his wife and son in Ukraine

Young man also injured in what police think could be related event

Nadine Dorries said the move would mean that ‘Putin’s polluting propaganda machine’ would have ‘severely restricted’ access to British homes.

The TV chef said she is hoping to teach people to find themselves in her new book.

Hundreds of people gathered near The Mound in Edinburgh for the vigil.

GMB Scotland said strikes could take place from the end of March.

The level of overall support has risen in the past decade, from 38% believing in 2013 to 55% in 2022.

UK could welcome 200,000 people, claims PM, as eligibility widened

The logo will be formally unveiled on Friday.

Warner Bros, Sony Pictures, The Walt Disney Company and Paramount Pictures announced the decision in light of the ongoing crisis in Ukraine.

The funds are aimed at saving lives, protecting vulnerable people and tackling the growing humanitarian crisis.

Boris Johnson also wished troops from the Royal Welsh regiment a happy St David’s Day.

World facing struggle between ‘good and evil’ in Ukraine, says PM

English teacher Dan Baker, his Ukrainian wife, stepdaughter and their car Pumpkin are sheltering in their school.

Nearly two thirds of councils saw a rise in pupils getting their top choice of secondary school.

The TV sector has joined many others in distancing itself from Russia following the escalating conflict with Ukraine.

Charles hosted an event at his residence, Clarence House, to honour those listed.

Scotland’s First Minister has written to Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

Ukrainian Energy Minister Herman Galushchenko said: “We refused to return to parallel work with the systems of Russia”

The Cambridges revealed that Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis had helped with their animals during half term.

Ministers warned of ‘gaps and delays in system’ and urged to go further by waiving visas for Ukrainians

‘Right that they are paid fairly’, says watchdog as pay rises to £84,144

Matt Simmons will be travelling to Poland on the evening on March 4 to deliver medical supplies.

A one-off payment of £200 will be made automatically to around 280,000 eligible people in Northern Ireland.

Health Secretary Sajid Javid said the policy is no longer proportionate.

Paul Givan resigned, effectively forcing deputy first minister Michelle O’Neill from the joint office, over the Brexit Protocol.

The ship arrived before the invasion of Ukraine began.

Head of global affairs, Sir Nick Clegg, said the platform wants to offer a place for Russians to get information and oppose the war in Ukraine.

Sales outside Europe rise over same period, suggesting EU withdrawal has hit business

PM pictured next to patrol plane flow down from north of Scotland to Lincolnshire

Tax fraud fugitive was behind £1bn money laundering scheme

The scheme was due to see on-call firefighters respond to cardiac calls alongside the ambulance service.

Attorney General Suella Braverman is seeking an injunction to prevent the broadcaster from naming the man, who is allegedly an MI5 informant.

It comes after a number of UK energy companies, including BP and Shell, moved to sever their ties to Russia because of the conflict.

Lord Bracadale is seeking undertakings from Police Scotland and the Crown Office.

The woman died in the emergency department at the Ulster Hospital in Dundonald on Monday evening.

The Atherstone Ball Game in Warwickshire dates back to 1199, while the Royal Shrovetide Football Match in Derbyshire has some unusual rules.

The band announced it was cancelling its concerts in Russia.

The independent watchdog that oversees MPs’ pay said the increase was the same as other public sector staff received last year.

Exclusive: If parents choose not to pay, schools will be ‘flying blind’ on infections, warn Lib Dems

The millionaire businessman called for the Scottish Government’s economic strategy to be more business-led.

Veterans minister Keith Brown announced the funding during a debate at the Scottish Parliament.

After 13 years of waiting, it was meant to be the happiest moment of their lives

The shop is owned by a Ukrainian family who are working with Green Speed delivery service, who are transporting the goods to Poland and on to Kyiv.

The Prime Minister ruled out the move despite please from Ukraine to help repel the Russian invasion.

Treasury’s silence on workforce is forcing NHS to spend billions on temporary staff, says Chris Hopson

Louis Tomlinson and American rock band Green Day have also scrapped gigs.

Schemes are taking action to comply with UK sanctions and considering whether to enact any exclusion policies, industry body the PLSA said.

Conservative appears on GB News from Polish-Ukrainian border

PM says government does not support UK volunteers fighting in conflict – contradicting Liz Truss

There has been a nearly 4% rise in the proportion of pupils getting their first choice since last year, however.

Mohammad Owais Sabir appeared via videolink at Westminster Magistrates’ Court and will face a trial at the Old Bailey later this month.

Edwin Poots told the Stormont Assembly that the consequences of the Russian action would be ‘significantly greater’ than the consequences of Brexit.

Eilidh Mactaggart resigned as chief executive of the Scottish National Investment Bank on Friday.

The Prince of Wales famously does not eat lunch so the Duchess of Cornwall enjoyed a private solo meal at a local restaurant.

Micheal Martin also branded Vladimir Putin a “bully and a thug”.

Pact said it joined ‘the call of millions in expressing our fervent hope for peace’.

A company set up by the creator of the sitcom has taken legal action against the operators of an ‘interactive theatrical dining experience’.

The Prime Minister said no Nato countries are contemplating becoming actively involved in repelling Moscow’s invasion.