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

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

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

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

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.

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.

Manizha, who represented Russia at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest, has opposed the war in Ukraine.

Firm to donate more of its profits but critics say "billions not millions" of pounds is needed to help homes.

The gathering came on the six-month anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

The PM says the West must "stay the course" on Ukraine despite rising living costs on a trip to Kyiv.

It's six months since Russia invaded Ukraine, and 31 years since Ukraine became independent.

A march through Canterbury marks 31 years of independence and six months of war.

Yevgeny Roizman, ex-mayor of Yekaterinburg, said he was being held for using the word "invasion".

The measures include turning down heating in public buildings as Germany tries to wean itself of Russian gas.

Nastya Mytiukova and her family spent four months in Shropshire before deciding to go home.