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The Scot Baby Box Appeal has been collecting aid for Ukrainians since the Russian invasion began.

The West Midlands marks six months since Russian troops entered Ukraine.

Six months on from the start of Russia's invasion, the threat will test Ukraine's spirit.

The man had begged to be euthanised after being partially paralysed in a police shootout in Spain.

The UN human rights office warns that Ukrainian POWs being put on trial could constitute a war crime.

Photos posted on social media appear to show metal cages being built in Mariupol's concert hall.

Lord Harrington says families should get £700 if they remain sponsors after the initial six months.

Researchers say two-thirds of the continent is under some sort of drought warning.

They say their families were forcibly evicted from fertile land to make way for tea plantations.

Six months since the start of the war, Ukrainian forces are trying to push back Russian troops in the south.

Yordanos Brhane fled Eritrea aged 15 and had been building a life in Birmingham before her murder.

Svetlana and Artur escaped from Bucha with their daughters Valeria, 16, and Nika, 10.

Sanna Marin's apology comes days after she had to deflect accusations of excessive partying.

So far this month 6,168 people have made the crossing in small boats, compared to 3,683 in July.