Sajid Javid said that the UK is in a ‘good position’.

Warning follows attacks near Polish border

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said the action by the administrations in Beijing and Hong Kong was “unjustifiable”.

Risk of wider war growing after Sunday’s missile attack just 15 miles from Ukraine-Poland border

UK says ‘tens of thousands’ of Ukrainians potentially set to benefit from scheme

Households will be offered £350 a month to host Ukrainians refugees fleeing the Russian invasion.

Boris Johnson says the UK will ‘pursue more options for bolstering Ukraine’s self-defence’ after an attack on a military base near the Polish border.

The American was nominated for the best actor Oscar three years running in the 1980s.

A Russian strike near Nato’s border is splashed across most of the front pages.

Organised by the Royal Commonwealth Society, the service will feature the Queen’s Commonwealth Day message.

4,000 people were tortured and the majority were killed in Scottish witch hunts centuries ago, most of them women

Party also calls on government to halt national insurance tax hike this spring as cost of living surges

Building Opportunities aims to create family-friendly celebrations of culture which move beyond the Protestant, Unionist, Loyalist community.

New research suggests families in the northeast of England will be hit hardest by soaring costs

Jacine Rutasikwa is believed to be the UK’s first black, female distillery owner after setting up the Matugga Distillery with her husband.

The figure rises to 77% for children in single-parent households, and 96% for those in families out of work, according to a think tank.

The generators will provide energy for essential services, including at hospitals and shelters.

The light show is only occasionally visible from the UK when the conditions are just right

Government set to drop paperwork and make vaccines and quarantine free under emergency rules, say sources

The opposition has reiterated its call for the Government to cancel the planned national insurance hike in April.

Gun dog Baxer beat six other finalists to claim the show’s top honour on Sunday.

Boris Johnson says Russian president Vladimir Putin’s ‘barbaric actions’ are ‘testing not just Ukraine but all of humanity’.

Will Smith and Joanna Scanlan won the leading acting prizes.

Refugees Welcome: Experts say ministers have ‘misread public mood’ as survey shows support growing for refugees before Ukraine invasion

The study did find that parents’ and children’s reading habits and activities, such as borrowing library books, had a significant impact on grades.

Responding the Stormont Executive Office said the sponsorship scheme will operate in Northern Ireland.

Exclusive: Sex worker says being put through criminal justice system has ‘destroyed’ her life

‘This is a serious crisis – it’s not an online dating situation,’ says Labour

Artem Ivanov said Russian soldiers shot bullets into the air as protesters congregated in the city centre on Sunday.

Ministers say port does not tell government how long hauliers are waiting for ‘security’ reasons

The group said they were demanding an ‘end to new fossil fuel projects in the UK’.

Abdikarim Abdalla Ahmed was stabbed on Market Street in Bury, Lancashire, on Friday.

Home secretary has show ‘incompetence, indifference and sheer inhumanity’, says Lib Dem leader

Dune leads the Bafta nominations this year with 11 nods, including for best film and original score for Hans Zimmer.

The Line Of Duty and Our House actor said he owed his career to the film and the teacher who put him up for the role.

Exclusive: The ‘dirty money’ legislation being rushed through parliament won’t prevent use of British territories, say campaigners

Taioseach Micheal Martin said Ireland has accepted 5,500 Ukrainian refugees to date.

While Ireland is militarily neutral, Micheal Martin emphasised the state is ‘not politically neutral or morally neutral’ on the Ukraine invasion.

The flag of Ukraine joined the Irish tricolour at the front of the parade on Sunday.

The first people making use of the Government’s sponsorship scheme are expected to come to the UK ‘in a week’s time’, Michael Gove said.

Shaun Herlihy said he would be willing to house a family for ‘as long as it takes’ but said he does not ‘know where to start’.

A 21-year-old man was found injured outside the shop and was taken to hospital where he died

Charities and opposition parties fear scheme will be too ‘slow and cumbersome’

Minister says he still has to work ‘one or two details out’

The WikiLeaks founder will marry his fiancee, Stella Moris, in Belmarsh later this month.

Max Fox said he and his husband are open to adopting a Ukrainian orphan if they are legally allowed.

The Communities Secretary told the BBC he knew nothing of any fears about the Russia-born lord whose father was a KGB agent

About 1.5 million people are thought to have fled to Poland since Russia’s invasion began.

Minister reveals councils will receive £10,000 for each Ukrainian sponsored under new scheme

‘We’re not talking about permanent confiscation’, says minister

The Taoiseach said the channels of communication needed to remain open between the UK and the EU.

The Monty Python star first met writer Vadim Castelli in Ukraine in the early 1990s.

Russian leader capable of ‘terrible violence’ and has already committed war crimes, says minister

The Chancellor said further action must be taken collectively to ‘inflict maximum economic pain’ on Vladimir Putin’s regime.

The First Minister said the Scottish Government could be a ‘super sponsor’ for refugees fleeing Ukraine.

The head of British intelligence reportedly held security concerns over Lord Lebedev for as long as a decade

Garden owners have been encouraged to replace their pond netting with a wildlife-friendly solid metal mesh.

Experts predict the Bank will raise rates to 0.75% on Thursday, but trade more cautiously due to fears over slowing growth.