‘Blood of Ukrainian people is on their hands’, says Truss

Roman Abramovich has been sanctioned by the UK government in the latest crackdown on Russian assets in the country.

New international guidelines may even allow Britain and other western countries to claim back substantially more money than they paid for vaccine supplies

Mariupol city council said the Russian strike killed three people, including a child.

The Government hit the Chelsea owner with an asset freeze after weeks of pressure to act over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

For 2022 the judges considered 135 books, after a record number of submissions.

Daniel Kawczynski said “British left-wing parties” are making “illiterate and immoral” demands for the UK to accept more people fleeing Vladimir Putin’s invasion.

Opposition resists pushing government towards EU-style open door policy

Armed forces minister James Heappey said British troops illegally going Awol to joint the fighting could trigger a wider dispute with Russia.

Ukrainians in UK on temporary work or student visas expected to be allowed to bring in their families

Ban on Russian oil exports could further squeeze household budgets

Party leaders are due to meet virtually on Thursday afternoon.

Mills said the uncertainty and prospect of sanctions and interruptions is already having an impact on oil and gas prices

The Government is coming under vast pressure to increase the number of people it is helping to flee the Russian invasion.

The retail giant reported underlying pre-tax profits rising 38% to £181m in the year to January 29.

The visit comes after the British Army said a small number of soldiers have gone absent without leave and may have travelled to Ukraine.

The Eden Project started geothermal drilling in November last year

Polar explorer left stranded with 27 crew in wastes of Antarctica in 1915 after vessel trapped in pack ice

The Ministry of Defence said its Russian counterpart had confirmed the use of thermobaric rockets that cause ‘incendiary and blast effects’.

James Heappey also attacks British troops going AWOl to ‘take some selfies, get some Instagram shots’

Sir Peter Bazalgette will step down from the role.

Daniel Kawczynski said people fleeing the conflict should stay in ‘front line’ states

Cost for electricity and gas set to increase by more than 50 per cent from 1 April

The second in line to the throne has been called out for ‘racist’ comments on the Russian invasion

In a speech in the US today, Ms Truss will make comparisons between the Russian president’s actions and September 11.

The papers on Thursday focus on the bombing of a maternity hospital in Ukraine.

‘He’s burning through a lot of high-end kit’: success of resistance frustrating Russian premier

A pair have spoken out about their experience taking part in a ‘kidney exchange’.

Government accused of ‘lagging behind’ other European countries in response to refugee crisis

Ministry of Defence confirms ‘small number of soldiers’ have disobeyed orders amid reports personnel have travelled to Ukraine frontline

Investigators identify failings by Network Rail and collapsed outsourcing giant Carillion

An Army spokesperson said: ‘We are strongly encouraging them to return to the UK.’

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss is set to call for a ‘paradigm shift’ in the wake of Russia’s assault on Ukraine.

A Tory frontbencher acknowledges concerns that corrupt people must not be allowed to sell-up and escape scrutiny

The major difference between the two systems is the absence of a universal healthcare system in Ireland.

Ministry of Defence set to publish refreshed National Shipbuilding Strategy on Thursday.

The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee milestone will be marked with official commemorations in June.

Homes for Scotland chief executive Nicola Barclay said the shortfall is 12 per cent less than pre-2008 recession levels.

The sportsman became world junior sprint champion in 2011 before going on to represent Scotland at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow in 2014.

‘We must rise to this moment. We must pledge that never again will we allow such aggression to grow unchecked,’ foreign secretary to warn

Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi said plans are in place to take 100,000 children into UK schools.

The Foreign Secretary said Russia’s invasion of Ukraine should mark a ‘paradigm shift’ like that seen after 9/11.

They have criticised the visa forms process and called for ‘urgency’ over the scheme.

Fergus Ewing said ‘we need all the oil and gas production we can get for the short and the medium term’.

Police say two others were treated for injuries in hospital

Nine people were killed and 130 injured on July 21, 1972 in a series of bombs planted across Belfast by the IRA

The former PM argued that Britain had ‘the strongest anti-Putin policy of any country in Europe’ during his premiership.

Auditor General Kieran Donnelly has raised concerns over Covid scheme expenditure being wrongly recorded in Invest NI accounts.

David Bennett, 57, died on Tuesday at the University of Maryland Medical Centre in the US.

Liberal Democrats urges ministers to immediately ban Russian gas imports

Russian efforts to hire mercenaries to aid its invasion of Ukraine are a sign of “desperation”, UK defence secretary Ben Wallace said.

New strategy to be set out by Boris Johnson next week will consider lifting ban on drilling for shale gas

The Queen returned to in-person events on Monday when she welcomed Canada’s prime minister Justin Trudeau to Windsor Castle on Monday for an audience.

The Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Bill cleared the House of Commons earlier this week.

Professor Ken Muir put forward proposals for reforms to the education system.

Social care minister Kevin Stewart said the move would be an ‘immediate route to implement Anne’s Law’.

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar is calling for more powers for bereaved families.

Imagery captured by Nasa from both before and after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine shows the scale of the change

UK stance branded ‘disgraceful’ and ‘irresponsible’ by MPs in Dublin

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge brought trays of chocolate brownies and granola bars, homemade at Kensington Palace, for the volunteers.

East Asian people are being encouraged to join the stem cell registry.

President Volodymyr Zelensky repeated his call for a no-fly zone after the hospital in the besieged Ukrainian city of Mariupol was hit.

‘Shops are closing, they’re not able to get the goods that they were able to get’, foreign secretary says

The 63-year-old tried to bargain down the price for a sexual encounter with a girl aged 12 and a boy of 13

The Conservative former cabinet minister, who served in Margaret Thatcher’s government, sat as both an MP and later as a peer

She insisted she had been ‘expressing support for the Ukrainian cause’ when she said she ‘absolutely’ supports UK nationals joining the war.

The 2017 disaster, which took the lives of 72 people, saw residents follow so-called “stay put” advice and remain in place for some time.

The Cardiff Philharmonic Orchestra has said its previously planned programme is ‘inappropriate at this time’.

A High Court judge has ruled against two bus companies

Hundreds of people severely injured in Northern Ireland’s troubled past have applied for the scheme.

Around 1,000 people have been approved for a visa so far, PM says

“Dangerous moments in politics happen when the opinion of the political class coalesces and all debate is ended,” Iain Duncan Smith said.  “So it has been with the new religion of Net Zero.”

Government exploring options with G7 finance ministers, says cabinet minister

The Prince of Wales met refugees being helped by the Refugee Response programme, run by the Anglican church Holy Trinity Brompton

The portrait is one of the earliest known work by 18th-century British painter Thomas Gainsborough.

Kathleen Walsham is suing funeral giant Dignity for psychological personal injury after she claims she was told in 2016 that her husband’s remains had been buried 10 miles away in Essex

Recent tragedies such as Arthur Labinjo-Hughes’ death show importance of knowing where vulnerable children are

Michelle O’Neill said that the UK Government needs to immediately scrap excise duty on home heating oil and reduce tax on fuel.

An official warned that Russian troops on the ground are ‘continuing to tighten the noose’ around Kyiv.

The duke and duchess met volunteers at the Ukrainian Cultural Centre in London on Wednesday.

‘Mothers we support are regularly pushed to jump through hoops, take on several jobs and sometimes, sadly, stay in abusive relationships in order to be able to feed and look after their children,’ says campaigner

When she found out she was pregnant, Maya Oppenheim knew that, like thousands of women, she could face difficulties trying to have a termination. But what she discovered were problems at every stage of a process that experts warn is at breaking point

Kerri Hutcheson appeared in private at Dundee Sheriff Court on Wednesday.

‘We are facing a difficult time’, says business secretary

The average cost of petrol in the UK rose by three pence in just one day, reaching a record peak amidst the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine

Research by the University of Edinburgh looked at 4,300 people who had some involvement in crime and anti-social behaviour from age 12 to 35.

Jack Lis died while playing after school in his friend’s house.

DUP Education Minister Michelle McIlveen that the Bill would have ‘far-reaching’ consequences for the education system.

Valentina Butenko is back in the UK for a week while she organises military supplies, including body armour, to send to her country.

‘We in Kherson live like in a big aquarium where at any time they could just spoil the water or pump it away.’

Campaigners accused the care minister of failing to listen after an emotional two-hour meeting in Westminster.

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace confirmed the UK has already delivered 3,615 anti-tank weapons, known as NLAWs, to the country.

Labour called for the Government to maintain the moratorium against fracking.

Endurance was discovered four miles south of the position originally recorded by the ship’s captain Frank Worsley.

Simon Coveney said that there was ‘no target’ on how many Ukrainian refugees would be supported to come to Ireland.