Britain should end donation to India as ‘far worthier causes are around’, says MP Johnny Mercer

It comes a day after the financial markets operator said 28 Russian companies had been blocked.

Alistair Wilson, 30, was shot on the doorstop of his home in the Highlands.

Putin’s ‘reckless actions’ threatening whole of Europe’s safety, Johnson tells Ukrainian president

Deputy prime minister says government was looking to seize UK property belonging to Kremlin-linked elite

Sir Ernest Ryder said the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards should not be both investigator and decision-maker in rule breach allegations.

The CMA said it is considering whether competition law has been breached over a procurement process for immigration removal centre contracts.

Company’s website boasted about working with elite Russian clients for 15 years

The public are being invited to book a visit to the Richmond factory to see the work there and make their own poppies.

Sales continue to be restricted by the global shortage of computer chips, which is limiting supply.

The controversial striker had returned to his former club on loan earlier this week.

Johnson says ‘reckless’ actions of Russian president Putin could threaten all of Europe

Boris Johnson is calling for an emergency UN Security Council meeting after Europe’s largest nuclear reactor was attacked.

The slumped figure of a father crying over the dead body of his teenage son is one of the images splashed across the front pages.

The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences said it could not ‘in good conscience’ do business with those funded by the Russian state.

Sheeran and the co-authors of the hit are involved in a legal battle with two songwriters who claim Shape Of You rips off parts of their song Oh Why.

The Oscar winning director enjoyed a lengthy career in film, television and the stage and was famous for his work on Broadway in the US.

Paulette Hamilton won with a majority of 3,266

Paulette Hamilton held the seat for Labour in the contest triggered by the death of Jack Dromey.

The actors are the latest Hollywood power couple to pitch in with generous financial support to those caught up in the ‘devastating’ conflict.

A number of Western-affiliated broadcasters and news outlets no longer appear to be accessible in Russia.

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss will join Nato counterparts for talks in Brussels.

Votes are being counted in the by-election triggered by the death of Jack Dromey.

Police said family are receiving support from officers

Heavy rain on polling day is likely to have contributed to a low turnout.

Vadym Ivchenko spoke to the PA news agency after the International Criminal Court’s prosecutor announced it had launched an investigation.

Labour urged her to go further by creating a simple emergency visa.

Desmond Swayne calls for border to be made digital and ‘seamless’

Plane was sent to locate and monitor several Russian Navy vessels

Wales could see the end of legal Covid measures by the end of March as the country publishes its long-term Covid plan.

Chronic coughing is defined as lasting more than eight weeks, and is thought to affect between 4% and 10% of the UK population.

The DCMS is launching a three-year UK Global Screen Fund following its pilot year.

Zelensky calls for face-to-face talks, telling Russian president: ‘I don’t bite’

My Old School tells the story of a 32-year-old man who posed as a teenager to re-enrol at his old school.

Around 200 people laid bouquets and candles at Clapham Common bandstand

Labour hopes to retain the seat in the election triggered by the death of frontbenchers Jack Dromey.

Vladimir Putin’s former deputy prime minister Shuvalov also targeted for travel ban and asset freeze

Magistrates have ruled the suspect in the murder of a man and woman who were stabbed to death in Gloucestershire can be held for another 36 hours.

Billionaire Alisher Usmanov and former deputy prime minister Igor Shuvalov were added to the sanctions list.

Bernadette Connolly, 45, from Co Dublin has been missing since Friday January 7.

Rosie and Christopher Taylor-Davies previously tried to block part of Simon Cook’s extension

A rally was held outside the Scottish Parliament to mark the anniversary of Ms Everard’s killing.

Award branded ‘insult to every child, parent and teacher who struggled through Covid’

The Irish Cabinet has reiterated its full solidarity with the people of Ukraine.

The P-8 Poseidon was reassigned from a training exercise to locate and monitor several ships in the Russian Navy

A travel ban and full asset freeze was also announced against former Russian deputy prime minister Igor Shuvalov.

The Disasters Emergency Committee has launched a fundraiser to help Ukrainians fleeing the country.

Scottish Justice Secretary Keith Brown said 115 open cases are yet to be checked.

The fast-track visas were available to people who invested millions of pounds in the UK

Exclusive: NHS Charities Together highlighted ‘potential improper use of data’

Alisher Usmanov and Igor Shuvalov were being sanctioned after the move was signed off by Foreign Secretary Liz Truss, the PA news agency understands.

But prisons chief Ronnie Armour said with the vaccine available they are in a better position to contend with the virus.

The Queen is said to have made a ‘generous donation’ to the newly launched Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) Ukraine.

Teachers’ leaders say the former education secretary has been ‘rewarded for his failure’.

Additional plenaries have been sitting in the Northern Ireland Assembly to allow MLAs to debate Bills close to becoming law.

Gordon Lyons was speaking following the resignation of North Down councillor Wesley Irvine.

Lord Shinkwin says the pain of his operation was compounded by his ‘appalling’ treatment in the House of Lords.

The channel has said its Ukrainian invasion coverage across its social media platforms has received millions of views.

Downing Street announced that the Queen has approved the honour for the Tory MP.

The Charity Commission is reviewing the organisation’s set-up and governance arrangements.

Nathan Rossiter said: ‘We left so much family back there in Kharkiv and didn’t even have a chance to say bye properly.’

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

The singer captured the hearts of the nation during the Second World War.

Gordon Lyons said the Executive had been unable to reach agreement on the fate of the green energy scheme prior to the administration’s collapse.

Many children and women fleeing war-torn cities have travelled to the west of the country.

Competition and Markets Authority said £8.6 billion European deal for CK Hutchison will only be allowed if it sells off parts of the network in UK.

The Prince of Wales had to postpone a visit to Winchester planned for February after contracting Covid-19.

They contend that prioritising one group of schools above all others will undermine efforts to provide an equitable environment.

Former married couple Clive and Valarie Warrington were found dead at two separate addresses in Gloucestershire on Wednesday.

Adam Ferguson from HMD Global, the licensee of the Nokia brand for phones and tablets, said users want more than just big specifications.

All 60 councillors in Newham vote in opposition to new project due to concerns over compatibility with climate and air pollution action plans

The foreign ministry comments came hours after calls from UK Government figures to ban the Kremlin-backed state broadcaster.

Emily Page used Instagram to rally support for her cause as the number of Ukrainian women and children entering Poland rises.

Russian Standard vodka has been taken off sale ‘with immediate effect’ as the brand is produced in the country, a spokesman said.

Valerie Warrington and her ex-husband Clive Warrington were found with stab wounds

The Ukrainian flag was hoisted and national anthem sung at a gathering in Salford.

Dalton Mills in Keighley has also been used for scenes in Downton Abbey.

Transport for London said services would be severely impacted until mid-morning on Friday following industrial action on Thursday.

Noah Donohoe, a 14-year-old pupil at St Malachy’s College in Belfast, was found dead in a storm drain in north Belfast in June 2020.

The Bill will allow transgender Scots to self-identify, as well as shortening the time that needs to be spent living as their acquired gender.

Page, 62, denies five charges of arranging the commission of a child sex offence

More sanctions due ‘in coming days and weeks’ says No 10, as Commons hears call for measures on Abramovich

It is the latest brand to seek to sever ties with Russia following the invasion of Ukraine.

Engineering firm boss amassed more than 80 of the classic and vintage machines over the last 30 years.

Johnny Brady, 18, was charged last month with seven counts of arson and one burglary.

The Duchess of Cornwall is marking World Book Day 2022 by launching a children’s section of The Reading Room.

Tory MP Andrew Bridgen urged the Government to ‘protect the future’ of ‘a great part of British life’.

Mr Justice Hayden had analysed the case at a recent hearing in the Court of Protection in London.

Labour MPs meanwhile said the UK Government is seeking to ‘dismantle devolution’ in Wales.

It comes after Ukraine’s president urged foreigners to ‘join the defence of security in Europe’.

The Russian military has claimed control of the Black Sea port though Ukrainian flags still fly above local government buildings.

The average price of diesel has reached £1.56 per litre amid soaring oil prices due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Scottish Labour will push a Bill named after Milly Main, whose death was linked to an infection from the water supply at a Glasgow hospital.

Sergey Lavrov refuses to say if he has ‘blood on his hands’ over killing of 10-year-old Polina

The popular show helped launch the careers of many stars.