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Oil tanker carrying Russian cargo is due to dock in Wales, despite being earlier diverted away.

Russia's space agency demands guarantees OneWeb satellites won't be used for military purposes.

Scotland's first minister says she will not put an "arbitrary" figure on how many Ukrainian refugees could be taken in.

Watch as politicians stand and clap for Vadym Prystaiko, who was attending Prime Minister's Questions.

A woman has set fire to her Russian passport as part of a protest over the invasion of Ukraine.

Efforts to keep Russian jets away from Ukraine could lead to a larger war in Europe, Ben Wallace warns.

Jacob Williams says he and his wife Alina Kulyk had been due home the day after fighting began.

Tom Littledyke arrives in Ukraine after a 1,000-mile trip from the UK.

Russian ships are diverting, are at anchor, or are being packed up after UK bans them from docking.

The writer and illustrator was known for popular works including Alfie and Dogger.

A woman is arrested after the death of a man following a stabbing in west Belfast on Tuesday night.

Homeowners say the move, which could see them pay four times as much tax, is "morally indefensible".

Transport bosses urge people to avoid travelling in the morning and aim to make their journeys later.

Four things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday morning.

Ukrainian students in the UK tell us about the devastation they feel about the Russian invasion.

More than a dozen families are seeking compensation following "significant failures" at NHS Lothian.

Wendy Sinclair Gieben wants urgent legislation to end imprisonment of 16 and 17-year-olds by the end of March.

The M275 northbound will shut so a crane that came loose during Storm Eunice can be removed.

But preventable cases of the disease could surge in black and Asian groups, analysis suggests.

HPV jab is so successful that women who have it will not need screening every few years, says cancer scientist.