The family of a British man captured in Mariupol say he considers Ukraine "his adopted country" and they are working with the Foreign Office to ensure his rights as a prisoner of war are being upheld.

Boris Johnson is preparing to set out his "version of events" on partygate as he faces MPs this week for the first time since being fined as a result of a police investigation.

Home Secretary Priti Patel has defended the government's plan to send migrants to Rwanda, telling critics to come up with a better idea.

The legal requirement to wear face masks on public transport and most indoor public spaces in Scotland has ended.

Two "large aggressive dogs" believed to have attacked and injured two men near Bristol have been seized by police.

Political scandal, an MP having an affair and intense media scrutiny - not a round-up up of recent events in Westminster, but some of the themes explored in Sienna Miller's latest drama.

At least three people were shot by police during protests against a far-right group in Sweden.

Police are becoming "increasingly concerned" for a 12-year-old girl who has gone missing in London.

Shanghai has confirmed coronavirus deaths for the first time during its current outbreak after three people who were infected with the disease died on Sunday.

An illegal rave in Dorset has finally come to an end - 21 hours after police ordered revellers to leave the site.