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Tanya Hoskin was cleared of murder but found guilty of manslaughter after the stabbing in Exmouth.

Local people rally round to help the 13 men unable to refuel as their bank cards no longer work.

Ukraine has asked Western powers to consider imposing a no-fly zone to stop Russian air assaults.

The 2.7% increase will come in the same week millions of workers face a National Insurance hike.

Howard Rickard, 67, has also been playing his guitar in the air-raid shelter where he is staying.

Staff at a Belper tea room invited people to donate essentials to help those fleeing the war.

The former England international said explaining the tweets to his children was "deeply upsetting".

The changes were made following criticism that the UK isn't doing enough for people fleeing the war.

Nick Cave and Franz Ferdinand have also scrapped shows due to the conflict in Ukraine.

An inquiry says some staff have been more concerned with the school's reputation than child welfare.

The Southern Trust says medical teams did everything possible to resuscitate the patient.

The UK government wants ports to bar ships carrying Russian cargo, but tankers are still arriving.

Jamie Gilbey, 20, was last seen on 27 January and was wanted over a number of robbery offences.

After cancelling events because of Covid, the Queen is taking part in virtual engagements again.

Some practical ways to help yourself and others affected by the conflict.

The violinist is the first Scottish, and first female director to be appointed since the festival began in 1947.

Sarah Panitzke is arrested in Spain after nearly a decade on the run over her part in a £1bn scam.

Boris Johnson is confronted by a visibly angry Ukrainian who questions some of the sanctions on Russia.

A judge says 22 former Celtic Boys Club players can launch a group compensation claim over allegations of sexual abuse.

The victims in the attack in Bristol were lucky not to have been killed, police say.