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The Scottish first minister appeals directly to oil and gas firms to withdraw investments from Russia.

Alasdair and Lydia Walker-Cox were fined for refusing to close during coronavirus lockdowns.

Western nations have imposed severe sanctions on Russia, over its invasion of Ukraine.

Videos from social media show tanks retreating and locals telling soldiers to go back to Russia.

Fuel costs reach new highs as Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues to affect global oil prices.

Jurors hear five-year-old Logan Mwangi was killed in a flat and his body dumped in a river.

Doug Beattie and Sir Jeffrey Donaldson give differing accounts of talks following a DUP leadership race.

Commuters who use the Tube are being advised to work from home on Tuesday by transport bosses.

Russia's president has put its deterrence forces - which include nuclear weapons - on high alert.

So Solid Crew, Tinie Tempah and DJ Semtex are among the artists paying tribute to the jungle star.

Omer Nur, who was involved in a fight with Usman Patel, is jailed for a minimum of 13 years.

A coastguard helicopter, air ambulance, firefighters and police all joined the rescue operation.

James Freeman, 24, and Alan Roberts, 30, wrestled over a loaded gun in a pub in Huyton and were both shot.

A parish council fears birds will fly into the building as surface will reflect the sky, clouds and trees.

The measures, co-ordinated with the US and the EU, are designed to cut off Moscow from raising funds.

First Minister Mark Drakeford says Wales can be a sanctuary for those displaced by the conflict.

Danny France's father says he remains concerned others might not get the help they need.

BBC correspondent Ben Wright examines whether the traditional system of disciplining MPs is breaking down.

The end of more restrictions comes almost two years after the first confirmed case of Covid in Scotland.

British Airways customers have faced delays and cancellations for a second weekend due to IT problems.