Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has offered assistance after the Home Office was criticised for delays in issuing visas to people escaping the invasion.

Putin’s forces ‘way off timetable,’ says defence secretary

The winner of the prestigious prize will be announced in June.

The government mistakenly purchased £8.7 billion of unusable medical equipment

Defence secretary says the Kremlin has ‘built itself a trap’ in Ukraine

National Highways recorded 214 episodes of intimidating behaviour or assault against its staff in just 12 months.

Russian leader is a ‘spent force in the world’, defence secretary says

The union made the announcement on International Women’s Day.

There is a target of 75% for all adults in England to be using the app by March 2024.

James Dornan, the SNP MSP for Glasgow Cathcart, has announced he is taking time off following an unspecified health scare.

Ministry of Defence claims synthetic replacements do not look right and are too uncomfortable

The cost of doing business is expected to grow by up to 7% this year.

Scotland’s Makar has released ‘A Woman’s A Woman’ to highlight the challenges in times of conflict and disaster.

Households will see incomes drop by £1,000 on average in the next financial year, according to a new analysis from the Resolution Foundation think tank

Mr Zelensky will address the House of Commons at 5pm by video link after Speaker Lindsay Hoyle approved a request for the ‘historic address’.

The study said that laws governing weddings do not reflect the diversity of faith and beliefs in modern society.

The war in Ukraine’s impact on the refugee debate and energy markets are among the topics on Tuesday’s front pages.

The actress made her debut in the 1962 film opposite Elvis Presley.

The Prime Minister will host the leaders of the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia before listening to the Ukrainian president.

British-Ukrainian Roman Tymchyshyn, 31, has also transported refugees’ pets including a cat, a rabbit, two dogs and a turtle.

‘We simply cannot get all the measures in right now’, admits home secretary

Changes were detected in areas of the brain associated with smell and memory.

Reforms in the Bill have faced months of delays and only moved up the Government’s list of priorities following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Priti Patel urged to ‘accept that things are going wrong’ as families who have fled Russian conflict forced to travel for hours to attend visa appointments, with some unable to book one at all

Ukrainians who reach France must go to Paris for UK visa appointments – with only 100 available

Ian Cunningham, who left the British Army in 1977, told PA he had been ‘appalled’ by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Claim ‘simply incorrect’, says prime minister

One of London’s most expensive schools has been downgraded for “placing more weight on teaching social justice than on subject-specific knowledge”

London Fire Brigade was called to the Relay Building in Whitechapel High Street shortly before 4pm on Monday.

The owner of a bakery in Glasgow has said he hoped his fundraising drive will inspire others to host their own charity bake sales for Ukraine.

The Labour leader said a tribunal would be the best way of trying the Russian leader for a ‘crime of aggression’.

The Conservative backbencher was in conversation with Australian ex-premier Julia Gillard to mark International Women’s Day.

Twenty fire engines and 125 firefighters are at the scene.

The families met with the leaders of the DUP and TUV at Stormont on Monday.

Around 1,800 Ukrainians have already arrived in Ireland since the outbreak of war, the Government has confirmed.

Buying Putin’s gas and oil like ‘giving money to terrorist’, says Zelensky

Parliamentarians ‘want to hear directly from president’, says Speaker Lindsay Hoyle

Grime artist convicted of assaulting Cassandra Jones at a home in south London

Bill proposed by Alliance MLA Kellie Armstrong is due to have its final stage in the Assembly on Wednesday.

A social enterprise has been inundated with supplies to help those in Ukraine, with hopes of bringing refugees to the safety of Scotland.

The singer-songwriter began to give evidence on Monday.

The heir to the throne also visited the Royal British Legion Centenary Woodland at Nansledan in Newquay.

The singer began giving live evidence on Monday as part of his legal battle with two songwriters.

Russian leader and his ‘criminal cronies’ must be held to account, says Labour leader

Eduard Heger was speaking before a meeting with Boris Johnson.

Firms say they are bound by 1999 law amid reports of families being turned around at French ports

Glass panels drop hundreds of metres to ground as flames envelop floor

Video footage shared online shows church supplies truck reversing into gates

Dizzee Rascal was found guilty of assaulting his ex-fiancee.

The Home Office has been accused of a chaotic response to the crisis.

The PM said European countries need to secure substitute sources of energy supply if they are to tighten the squeeze on Moscow.

The Queen tested positive for coronavirus on February 20 and has spent the last two weeks carrying out only light duties.

The DUP leader said he is disappointed the UK Government has not moved to protect Northern Ireland’s position in the GB market.

The broadcaster has said it ‘accepts’ the Ofcom decision.

The Scottish Medicines Consortium approved the use of sacituzumab govitecan for patients with triple negative cancer.

Deirdre Hargey says she hopes to establish a refugee scheme despite NI not having a functioning Executive.

Reducing Europe’s reliance on Russian energy sources can proceed only ‘step by step’, says Dutch PM

The RCN has warned that staff will leave unless the Government improves NHS pay.

First day of inquest hears how parents’ divorce and death of female friend on railway line when he was 15 shaped gunner’s life before disappearance on night out in September 2016

Households are the biggest contributor to food waste in the UK, making up 70 per cent of the total

The sitcom star was best known for her role as Nurse Gladys Emmanuel.

The grime artist has been found guilty of assaulting his ex-fiancee during a dispute over contact with his children and finances.

Philip Davies accused of wasting time and pretending Covid does not exist

SNP MSP Kenneth Gibson hit out at the UK Government.

Researchers say it is important doctors are aware of the signs so patients can get a timely diagnosis and early help.

Priti Patel says a new visa processing centre is being set up en route to Calais

Shane Dickson, 15, from Airdrie was pronounced dead at the scene.

The grime artist, whose real name is Dylan Mills was found guilty after a trial at Wimbledon Magistrates’ Court on Monday.

The Communities Minister updated the Assembly on the progress of the £36.2m programme.

Scotland’s first minister wants No 10 to adopt a similar approach to Ireland

The MLA, who currently represents Lagan Valley, said the family of the late Christopher Stalford asked him to do so.

The stone was found in a farmer’s field by a team from the University of Aberdeen studying the Pictish landscape of Aberlemno.

Prior to the war, Nadiia Shymkiv was a student at Ukraine Catholic University studying law.

The UK and other countries have levelled hard sanctions against Russia following its aggressive war against Ukraine.

Scientists also now know more about the virus than other conditions routinely seen in hospitals such as sepsis and flu.

Foreign secretary says Melinda Simmons left Lviv due to ‘serious security situation’

A woman, 40, and man, 54, have been arrested on suspicion of being in charge of a dog which was out of control

A similar copy of Harry Potter And The Philosopher’s Stone fetched almost £350,000 in the US in 2021.

Lincolnshire Police said the incident was reported to the force by East Midlands Ambulance Service.

John Moran died in the aftermath of the gun and bomb attack at Kelly’s Bar on the Whiterock Road.

Thames Valley Police appeals to potential witnesses for information

Richard Harral, former head of technical policy at the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, gave evidence on Monday.

The findings suggest farmers could set up an automated recognition system to alert them to when their pigs are distressed.

A mural of Ringo Starr has gone up on The Empress pub building near the former Beatle’s childhood home in Liverpool.

Labour’s Paulette Hamilton was cheered by party colleagues.

Building surveyor Howard Holden suffered unexplained heart failure in his sleep at his home in Lancashsire.

Helen Wilson, 84, left the police force in the 1960s to become a private detective.

James Windle is the mind behind the builds at Manchester’s Legoland Discovery Centre.

Home Office said 5,535 applications had been completed while ‘around 50’ given green light

Six-point ‘plan of action’ will also include more weapons, fresh economic pressure on Russia and strengthening of west’s security

The monarch met Justin Trudeau at Windsor Castle on Monday – two weeks after she tested positive for the virus.

PM suggests ‘trauma’ of war has shown ‘real strength of the affection’ between UK and European Union

A cone with a crocheted cover in the colours of the Ukraine flag was placed on the Duke of Wellington statue in Royal Exchange Square.