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Boris Johnson says the higher food and energy costs from the conflict are the price of freedom.

The move by the UK, US, Canada and Japan will "strike at the heart of Putin's war machine", the UK PM says.

Russian missiles have hit targets across the country as world leaders meet for a summit in Germany.

The Iskander-M systems can carry both conventional and nuclear warheads, with a range of up to 500 km.

Original Ife bronze heads, of which only some 20 survive, are thought to be about 700 years old.

A huge crowd of migrants storm a fence into Melilla in North Africa, with 23 killed and many injured.

Witnesses hid in a gay bar's basement as a gunman fired on a crowd, killing two and injuring 21.

The mayor of the eastern city says Russian troops are in control after Ukrainian forces withdrew.

More than 830 people have crossed the Channel in small boats in the last week, the government says.

Sergii Martyniuk arrived in the UK without his tools so the local community came to his aid.

George Freeman, science minister and Norfolk MP, says he is poised to roll out £15bn in funding.

Patrick Mevel says he has lifted more than 20,000 tonnes of onions over the past 43 years.

A French court will decide the fate of several ex-members of the violent Red Brigades guerrilla group.

Elizabeth and Lily Yeats played a role in forging a new Irish identity.

Risky escape routes have opened up for Ukrainians - including driving through Russia to Georgia.

The reptile's 2,000-year-old remains are discovered by archaeologists buried in volcanic ash and rock.