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Helene and Cliff Cohen want to move Natalia and her two children to their home in Ramsgate.

The Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant was briefly reliant on back up power, Ukraine says.

Fuel bills will hit £3,549 a year from October - a rise of 80% on a typical household energy bill.

Giorgia Meloni aims to be Italy's first female PM and vehemently rejects any link to fascism.

Iryna Bilous and Nika Avayan fled their homes but are now at the world's largest gaming conference.

Hackers are selling classified documents online after obtaining data belonging to missile maker MBDA.

The Zaporizhzhia plant twice lost power from Ukraine's grid, while Putin ordered expansion of Russia's army.

The vaccine will be offered in the coming week to those who are deemed most at risk.

Since Brexit, asylum seekers who arrive from a "safe third country" can be returned.

The US bank will end its consumer operations in Russia after failing to find a buyer for the business.

The infant was in the back seat of a vehicle which was stolen from outside a house in Dublin.

Every taxi must accept credit and debit card payments as well as cash from next Thursday.

The French president's visit brings to an end a spat over memories of Algeria's war of independence.

The Russian president signs a decree to add 137,000 service personnel to the million-strong army.

Transport Minister Clément Beaune calls for light to be shed on allegations surrounding TotalEnergies.

Higher nutrient levels in the sea are caused by fertilisers, waste water, and sewage discharges.

Six months after Russia invaded Ukraine, refugees mark the anniversary of their independence in 1991.

The deadly attack on passenger carriages came six months to the day since Russia's invasion.