The Latest Breaking News on War in Ukraine

Last week, despite the strong objections of over 80 Labour backbench MPs, the government announced its decision to press ahead with £6 billion in savings by adjusting Personal Independence Payments. This follows the recent reduction in overseas aid. The justification? The need for rearmament and defense against unprecedented global threats.

Ismail Barhoum and medics die in attack, which Israel says was based on extensive intelligence

Russia and the US hold talks in the Saudi capital aimed at making progress towards peace in Ukraine.

Originally planned to take place simultaneously to enable shuttle diplomacy -- with the United States going back and forth between the delegations -- the talks are now taking place one after the other.

Former Russian deputy defence minister Timur Ivanov appeared in court on Monday at the start of a high-profile embezzlement trial that could see him jailed for years.

Austrian authorities say they uncovered a Russian-steered campaign aimed at spreading disinformation about Ukraine following the detention in December of a Bulgarian woman accused of spying for Russia

Uncertainty remains over how and when 30-day halt on energy strikes would take effect amid a gulf on expectations

U.S. and Russian negotiators are holding talks in Saudi Arabia on a partial ceasefire in Ukraine, hours after a round of negotiations between U.S. and Ukrainian delegations

US president believes rare earths deal to be signed ‘soon’; Ukraine delegation to meet US officials as Kremlin claims it has suspended infrastructure strikes despite ongoing attacks

These are the key developments on day 1,124 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

Former president has little chance in polls and admits his criticism of Zelenskyy comes at sensitive time