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What you need to know about Russia's troop build-up along Ukraine's borders.

A Danish vessel has capsized after colliding with a British-flagged ship in the Baltic Sea.

The government is fighting back at what it sees as imported cultural ideas from the UK and US.

A 56-year-old man is in custody as part of an investigation into Edward Fullerton's killing in 1991.

Russia's president says he had to top up his income during economic troubles when the USSR collapsed.

Moscow is amassing troops on Ukraine's border, but President Putin insists they pose no threat.

The National Crime Agency (NCA) says it suspects vessels are being purpose-built for smugglers.

The government of Jersey says "important work" can now begin on the extent and nature of fishing,

The bishop in Sicily told children Santa's red costume had been created by Coca-Cola, Italian media say.

Austria has become the first country in the EU to make vaccinations mandatory, from February.

Stephanie Turtle was killed when her husband deliberately ran her over with his car in 2017

The Scottish Fishermen's Federation praised the deal over the "most important commercial stocks".

The foreign secretary says G7 ministers will warn Moscow such action would be a "strategic mistake".

Using WhatsApp, Ilona Taimela found a novel way to educate Finnish children held in a Syrian camp.

Philippine journalist Maria Ressa accuses internet sites of using a "God-like power" to sow division.

The victim died after a collision with a car on the Railway Road in Killygordon on Friday afternoon.

A report found the attack on the healthcare system had "a far greater" impact than initially expected.