The Latest Breaking News from Tom Tugendhat

Analysis: with PM in trouble, Conservatives fear his potential successors do not measure up

Concerns have been raised about the deal

Britain has only committed to allowing Ukrainians with close family members to enter without facing visa restrictions

Russia’s President Putin has committed a crime. His own country charged Nazi criminals with waging an aggressive war and the same charge now sits as Criminal Code Article 353 — Planning, preparation, initiation or waging of a war of aggression. The maximum penalty is 20 years in prison.

Tory MP Tom Tugendhat was booked to appear on BBC Breakfast from home to discuss the escalating crisis in Ukraine after President Vladimir Putin launched a military operation early this morning

Tom Tugendhat said the cost-of-living crisis will become “driven by war”

Petrol prices will surge well past £1.70 a litre unless Western leaders take action to stop Vladimir Putin, says Foreign Affairs Committee chair

The personnel changes come after a swathe of resignations from among the Prime Minister’s aides.

A senior Conservative MP has appealed to end the “psychodrama” around Boris Johnson, as the Prime Minister prepares to make further changes to his No10 operation in response to the Partygate storm.