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There are fears of major flooding following the reported destruction of the dam in the Russian-seized region of Kherson.

Nadia Sadoviak says her book of poems is helping them with a "situation they can barely understand".

Ukraine says its has gained ground near Bakhmut, as Russia claims to have thwarted a new attack.

The UK is sending missiles to Ukraine – but how could Storm Shadows change its fight against Russia?

Robert Hanssen had received more than $1.4m in cash, diamonds and money paid into Russian accounts.

Rishi Sunak said the numbers of people crossing the Channel in small boats is down by around a fifth since last year.

The birds are part of a reintroduction project which aims to return the species to Ireland.

The judicial overhaul by the Polish government violates the rule of law, says the highest EU court.

A fragile historic painting was moved from a museum to a church. What does it say about the war?

Liam Byrne, 42, was arrested while eating dinner with his family in Majorca on Sunday evening.

Kyiv hasn’t responded to the claim, the latest sign an expected Ukrainian counter-offensive may have begun.

In a video posted online, the officer says he fired on a Wagner vehicle because he dislikes the group.

Ground crews at Dublin airport failed to remove the coffin from a flight from Greece.

France's most famous avenue turns into an open-air classroom for a record-breaking dictation event.

ITV's talent show, hosted by Ant and Dec, chooses between this year's finalists.

The two-week training camp by the British Army included guidance on how to deliver pastoral care.

Thousands of Ukrainians are moving back to towns close to the front line, despite the dangers.

They say they will hand the men over to Ukraine, after accusing a Russian official of failing to meet them.

Politicians including main opposition leader Donald Tusk led crowds calling for a change of direction.