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Rita was last seen on Saturday morning, and she is thought to be travelling on foot.

The UK government says it is considering restricting the access of Russian ships to UK ports.

The foreign secretary says volunteers must make their own decision in the "fight for democracy".

New rallies are held in support of Ukraine as Mark Drakeford reiterates plan to provide sanctuary.

The UK government has faced criticism for not waiving visa requirements for Ukrainians fleeing war.

Alla Irodenko says she is "worried sick" for her family in Ukraine and she is "still in shock".

Head coach Marcelo Bielsa is sacked by Leeds United after a run of poor form that saw his side suffer several heavy defeats.

Liz Truss said she would support any British citizen who wants to fight the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Ireland's Europe minister says sanctions will have a devastating impact on the Russian economy.

Home Office minister Kevin Foster suggested Ukrainian refugees could apply for seasonal work visas.

Former Real Madrid, Swansea and Wales manager John Toshack is in hospital in Spain with Covid-19.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Sunday morning.

Bradley Webb's prison term for killing Paula Tiffin will no longer be reconsidered.

Worshippers will still be welcome to wear masks, despite rule changes from Monday.

Why did some areas flood more than others during Northern Ireland's week of stormy weather?

The PM says countries must do everything to change the heavy odds Ukraine faces against Russia.

Bolsover is competing against much larger towns like Northampton, Reading and nearby Doncaster.

Specialist community groups are offering workshops and home visits to help people cut energy bills.

Stars like The Rock, Will Smith and Christina Aguilera have used the band's song That's Not My Name.

Readers share their experiences of being separated from siblings in the care system