Russia is running out of weapons for its war in Ukraine and the costs to the Kremlin are "staggering" in terms of soldiers killed and equipment lost, a UK spy chief will say.

The Bank of England has warned of "a material risk to UK financial stability" as it widened its programme to buy up government bonds.

The pace of price rises for essential groceries has hit a new record high, according to a report looking at changes to shopping habits.

In the village by the deep lake - signified by its Irish name: An Craoslach (The Gorge Lake) - they're experiencing deep grief.

An investigation has been launched into the £120m "festival of Brexit" amid concerns visitor numbers were less than 1% of early targets.

New Zealand farmers are resisting government plans to tax the greenhouse gases that farm animals make from burping and peeing in an attempt to curb climate breakdown.

Three lucky fishermen have been rescued from shark-infested waters in the Gulf of Mexico.

The government is "not anticipating" having to put a higher pay offer for nurses on the table as they vote on strike action, the health secretary has said.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy was defiant as he vowed to make the battlefield "more painful" for Russian troops after another deadly day of rockets raining down on Ukraine.

Therese Coffey has said Britons should "be assured" by the UK's finances - as the Bank of England made its second intervention in the markets in two days.