The Papers: 'Royal race row' and Covid jabs warning

Thursday's papers focus on the race row embroiling Buckingham Palace, and a warning over Covid in the UK.

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Climate change: US to pay $75m to relocate tribes facing flood threat

The Biden administration will give three tribal communities $75m to move from coastal areas.

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EU warns Elon Musk of possible Twitter ban under new rules

Twitter risks a ban if it is not in compliance with EU rules on targeted adverts and disinformation.

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Analysis: Palace row raises awkward questions about race

A Buckingham Palace reception is overtaken by a racism row that could scarcely have come at a worse time.

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Christine McVie, Fleetwood Mac singer-songwriter, dies aged 79

The singer-songwriter, behind some of the group's biggest hits, dies after an illness, her family says.

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Spectacular scenes as Hawaii volcano erupts

Aerial footage shows Mauna Loa, the world's largest active volcano, spewing lava into the air.

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Girls Aloud: It's 20 years since pop greats were born on Popstars The Rivals

It's two decades since a talent show launched one of the most successful girl bands in chart history.

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Ros Atkins on... China's crackdown on Covid protests

The BBC's Ros Atkins looks at how authorities have clamped down on protests against Covid measures.

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Newspaper headlines: 'Rampant England march on' and Alzheimer's progress

Wednesday's papers hail England's victory, and a landmark moment for Alzheimer's research.

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Leader of US far-right militia guilty of inciting rebellion

Founder Stewart Rhodes and one other member, Kelly Meggs, were both found guilty on the rare charge.

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Ukraine: Zelenska tells MPs that UK must 'unite the world'

Speaking in the Commons, Olena Zelenska compared Ukraine's plight to that of the UK during World War Two.

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Onshore wind: Grant Shapps criticised for 'nonsense' claims

The business secretary says wind turbines are now "so big" they cannot be built on land.

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Newspaper headlines: 'Battle of Britain' and end of 'golden era' with China

Tuesday's papers look ahead to the first all-British World Cup match between England and Wales.

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Emergency energy plan not going ahead on Tuesday

National Grid decides not to activate a scheme to help avoid power cuts after being poised to do so.

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Artemis: Nasa's Orion capsule breaks distance record

The spacecraft travels further from Earth than any previous vehicle built for astronauts.

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Frome crash: Children hurt as school coach overturns

Emergency crews, including air ambulance, are called to a crash involving a school coach.

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Musk feuds with Apple over Twitter advertising

Elon Musk has tweeted that Apple has largely stopped advertising on his platform.

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Jeff Bezos: Does US-style philanthropy exist in UK?

The Amazon boss joins a long line of Americans giving away their riches. Is it different in the UK?

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The Essex police traffic officer whose photography has helped manage PTSD

"I saw things no-one should see," says a traffic police officer who now takes solace behind a lens.

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The papers: China rocked by protests and Hancock out of jungle

Monday's papers lead with the protests in Chinese cities over Beijing's strict zero-Covid policies.

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Palliative care: 'My dad should not have been expected to die in office hours'

Most of the UK lacks consistent round-the-clock care for the terminally ill, research suggests.

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Tiny Nativity scene in the eye of a needle on display in Birmingham

The artist says he takes drugs to slow his heart and creates the tiny engravings between heartbeats.

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Venezuela takes first step out of political stalemate

The government and opposition agree that billions of dollars frozen abroad be released to help fund social projects.

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Jyoti Bhatt: The photographer who preserved rural Indian life

Jyoti Bhatt documented the nuances of rural Indian culture that are on the cusp of disappearing.

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Royal Mail: When are the postal strikes ahead of Christmas?

About 115,000 postal workers are taking part in the dispute with Royal Mail.

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Dread Broadcasting Corporation: The pirate that changed British radio

Europe's first dedicated black music station, Dread Broadcasting Corporation

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Daughter cannot watch execution of Kevin Johnson, judge rules

Kevin Johnson faces execution in Missouri on Tuesday for the killing of a police officer.

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Argentina 2-0 Mexico: Lionel Messi & Enzo Fernandez score in crucial win

Lionel Messi scores a superb goal as Argentina get a vital victory over Mexico to boost their hopes of qualifying for the World Cup last 16.

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Twitter: Romance, business and campaigns born on the platform

Three women share their stories of how being on Twitter has changed their lives for the better.

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Squid Game actor O Yeong-su charged with sexual misconduct

The 78-year-old actor is accused of inappropriately touching a woman in 2017, judicial officials say.

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US Walmart shooting: Weapon purchased morning of attack

Officials released new details of the attack, which killed six, including a note from the gunman's phone.

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Fifa threatened 'unlimited' sanctions on armbands, says FA

FA chief executive Mark Bullingham says Fifa threatened "unlimited" sanctions against players who wore the OneLove armband during matches at the World Cup in Qatar.

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London Fire Brigade institutionally misogynist and racist - report

London Fire Brigade officers "sexually taunt female colleagues constantly", a report finds.

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World Cup: Iran protesters confronted at World Cup game against Wales

Some fans had flags and T-shirts confiscated while others were shouted at and harassed.

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Black Friday sales rebound as shoppers seek bargains

Figures show sales beat 2021 volumes, with energy-efficient products in high demand.

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Nurses to strike for two days before Christmas

Royal College of Nursing members are set to stage their biggest-ever NHS walkout on 15 and 20 December.

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Iran football manager Queiroz confronts BBC's Shaimaa Khalil

The BBC's Shaimaa Khalil asked Iran footballer Mehdi Taremi for his view on the protests in Iran.

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Kanye West: Adidas investigates after claims of 'toxic' behaviour

Rolling Stone has reported that staff have complained about West's "problematic behaviour".

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Sports Direct owner buys historic Savile Row tailor

The boss of Frasers Group said the move secured "a long-term future" for the 250-year-old firm.

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Awaab Ishak: Parents want law to stop further mould deaths in homes

The two-year-old died from a respiratory condition caused by exposure to mould in his family's flat.

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The little-known nut that may save at-risk rainforests

Growing sales of an Indonesian nut called kenari is helping to reduce deforestation.

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Holiday swindlers: The rise of digital travel scams

Social media is helping travel agents to impress clients, and sometimes to scam them.

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Jeremy Hunt: Cut energy use to stop Putin 'blackmail'

People need to cut consumption to reduce the UK's reliance on Russia, the chancellor says.

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Gold coins worth €1.6m stolen in nine-minute heist from German museum

Police in Germany say they are examining links between the theft and past heists from the country's museums.

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Ukraine war: Mourning newborn baby killed in Russian missile strike

The newborn baby's grandmother speaks of her death in an attack on a maternity hospital in Ukraine.

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World Cup 2022: ITV pundit Nadia Nadim reveals mother's death after leaving broadcast

Nadia Nadim says her mother died after being hit by a truck, after the Denmark forward had to leave an ITV broadcast.

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Royal Mail: Strikes over Christmas and Black Friday to go ahead

Royal Mail said it had made its "best and final offer" and accused the union of "holding Christmas to ransom".

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Black Friday deals: Why bigger discounts may come next month

With too much inventory and a possible squeeze on demand, retailers may offer deeper price cuts in December.

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Manchester United: Glazer family owners consider selling Premier League club

Manchester United's American owners the Glazer family say they are considering selling the club as they "explore strategic alternatives".

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World Cup 2022: England captain Harry Kane set to have scan on right ankle on Wednesday

England skipper Harry Kane is set to have a scan on his right ankle before Friday's World Cup game with the United States.

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FTX: Court says Sam Bankman-Fried ran FTX as a 'personal fiefdom'

FTX's collapse was described in court as "one of most abrupt and difficult" in corporate America.

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Baby given one day to live reaches first birthday

A mother says it is the greatest feeling in the world that her son has reached his first birthday.

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Trump taxes: Supreme Court clears Democrats to see returns

Congressional Democrats have been chasing access to Mr Trump's financial records for three years.

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Housing target vote faces delay over Tory revolt

It comes as Michael Gove is expected to meet Tory MPs amid the threat of a backbench rebellion.

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UK visas: How does the points-based immigration system work?

Most people wanting to come to the UK to work need to apply via a points-based system.

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How many Covid cases does China have and what are its rules?

Covid-19 is flaring up in China, despite it having some of the toughest lockdown rules in the world.

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Superbug fight 'needs farmers to reduce antibiotic use'

Campaigners say they have found superbugs in rivers and waterways near farms and in livestock waste.

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World Cup 2022: Neco Williams played after suffering family bereavement

Defender Neco Williams reveals he played in Wales' opening World Cup game after being told his grandfather had died.

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Twitter charity partners condemn Musk's 'dangerous' changes

Two of Twitter's most important civil rights partners criticise reinstatement of Trump and West accounts

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We must wean economy off immigration, Labour leader to warn businesses

Sir Keir Starmer will promise a "pragmatic" immigration policy in a speech to business leaders.

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USA 1-1 Wales: Gareth Bale penalty salvages draw in World Cup opener

Gareth Bale rescues Wales as the captain's late penalty salvages a draw against the United States in his country's first World Cup game for 64 years.

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Albanian migrant: 'I wish I'd never tried to enter the UK illegally'

Artan tells the BBC he spent thousands crossing the English Channel, only to be deported back to Albania.

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Police release four men arrested after NI bomb attack

The men were arrested after the attack on two police officers in Strabane last Thursday.

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Cost of living: 'We both work but we can't afford the family rent'

A nurse is facing eviction with her family, and they can't find a new home within budget.

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The Papers: 'Lions of Arabia' and 'soft Brexit warnings'

The final countdown to England's World Cup kick off is causing much excitement on Monday's front pages.

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Awaab Ishak: Councils put 'on notice' following toddler's mould death

The housing secretary tells providers to improve conditions after Awaab Ishak's death due to mould in his home.

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Musk reinstates Trump's Twitter account

The ban against the ex-US president is lifted, but Trump says he sees no reason to return.

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Snowdonia: Walker found dead after mountain fall

The man in his 50s left a youth hostel on Wednesday and was reported missing the next day.

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Safe haven laws and the surrendered infants in US

Michelle told no-one she was pregnant. So when she gave birth by the roadside, she did something she came to regret.

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The Papers: 'Come on you Lions' and Fifa boss speech 'outrage'

Plenty of stories on Sunday's front pages look forward to the World Cup finally kicking off in Qatar.

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COP27: UN climate talks go into the night amid tense negotiations

Representatives at COP27 in Egypt have been locked in negotiations for far longer than expected.

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The Papers: 'They think it's all sober' and PM's fears for women

Saturday's front pages cover the last-minute decision to stop alcohol being sold at World Cup stadiums.

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Rishi Sunak speaks of safety fears for daughter

The PM says the case of Olivia Pratt-Korbel "brought home" to him the importance of street safety.

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Iran spreading 'bloodshed and destruction' around world, says foreign secretary

James Cleverly will reaffirm the UK's commitment to stopping Iran from producing nuclear weapons.

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Doctor Who: Millie Gibson revealed as Ncuti Gatwa's companion

The 18-year-old Coronation Street actress will play Ruby Sunday in the long-running sci-fi drama.

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Taylor Swift tour: Excruciating to watch Ticketmaster ticket chaos, says pop star

The US pop star says she had been told Ticketmaster could handle demand, despite the chaos this week.

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Children in Need: Stars take part in annual charity show

The charity show's hosts are Jason Manford, Mel Giedroyc, Alex Scott, Ade Adepitan and Chris Ramsey.

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Children in Need: Lewis Capaldi, Joe Wicks and Graham Norton to star in BBC fundraiser

Jason Manford, Mel Giedroyc, Alex Scott, Ade Adepitan and Chris Ramsey will host the charity show.

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Gaza: At least 21 killed in Jabalia refugee camp fire

At least 10 children have died in a building in the Jabalia refugee camp - the biggest in Gaza.

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Ukraine war: 10 million without power after Russian strikes

At least seven are killed in a new Russian missile barrage, days after an even bigger bombardment.

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Awaab Ishak: Rochdale Boroughwide Housing boss rejects call to resign

Gareth Swarbrick has rejected calls to quit his £185,000 job after the toddler's death.

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Autumn Statement: Jeremy Hunt warns of challenges as living standards plunge

The chancellor admits times are difficult as he defends tax rises in his Autumn Statement.

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Benjamin Mendy was a predatory serial rapist, prosecutor tells court

Manchester City player Benjamin Mendy assumed women at parties were "good for sex", a prosecutor says.

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Vegan 'cheese' market booms as demand grows

As more people turn to non-dairy alternatives, vegan 'cheese' sales are taking off around the world.

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Chinese buyout of Newport microchip plant a 'security risk'

The UK government says Nexperia's takeover of Newport Wafer Fab creates national security risks.

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Autumn Statement: Jeremy Hunt to unveil spending cuts and tax rises

Pensions and benefits will rise with prices but energy support is expected to be scaled back, the BBC understands.

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Plastic Pollution: Waste from across world found on remote British Island

A tide of plastic debris from all over the world has washed up on Ascension Island, says researchers.

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Hostile states are targeting you, Speaker warns MPs

Mobile phones "potential goldmine" of sensitive information, a letter from Sir Lindsay Hoyle says.

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Matt Hancock on I'm A Celebrity led to dozens of complaints to MPs' watchdog

Parliament's standards chief Kathryn Stone says she cannot investigate as the MP did not break any rules.

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Estee Lauder to buy designer brand Tom Ford

The cosmetics giant will purchase the designer fashion brand for £2.4bn.

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Rishi Sunak to meet Xi Jinping at G20 summit

The prime minister will call for a "frank and constructive relationship" between the UK and China.

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Baby elephant interrupts Kenyan TV report

Watch as Kenyan journalist Alvin Kaunda's reporting is interrupted by an inquisitive trunk.

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England 1-1 Norway: Lionesses complete 2022 unbeaten despite Ellie Roebuck error

European champions England complete their historic 2022 unbeaten following a 1-1 friendly draw with Norway in Murcia.

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Ryan Reynolds speaks Welsh during awards acceptance

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have been given an award by S4C for promoting Wales.

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Day in the life of a struggling single dad: 'I can't take any more of this'

Samuel from Bristol struggles to feed and bathe his two young sons amid the cost of living crisis.

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Michelle Obama: Being kind to myself is a challenge

The ex-first lady tells the BBC about her negative thoughts about her appearance and "fearful mind".

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Roberta Flack is unable to sing after ALS diagnosis

The Grammy-winning musician, 85, is known for hits such as "Killing Me Softly with His Song".

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Eden Project withdraws complaint over Penrith gardener

The venue had objected to Susan Davies using the word "Eden", where she lives, in her firm's name.

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Australia free trade deal a failure for UK, says George Eustice

George Eustice helped negotiate the free trade agreement with Australia while environment secretary.

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King Charles celebrates his 74th birthday, his first as monarch

No public engagements are planned and King Charles is expected to mark the milestone privately.

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Mystery of BBC radio's first broadcasts revealed 100 years on

New research shows the BBC may have launched in London but Manchester played a big role in many early shows.

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Disability and the cost of living: 'It's our son's life'

Six-year-old Cohen survives off the machines in his home and his mum's energy bills could rise to more than £3,000 a year.

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COP27: Fears of compromise on key 1.5C global temperature issue

There are fears the commitment to a key warming limit may soften as nations seek agreement in Egypt.

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The Papers: 'Tax rises for all' and 'last chance' to save NHS

Government plans to hike taxes while cutting spending and problems facing the health service lead the front pages.

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Suella Braverman to sign revised deal with France on Channel migrants

The home secretary will finalise a deal with the French to try to curb Channel crossings in small boats.

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Strictly Come Dancing: Tony Adams withdraws with an injury

Judge Shirley Ballas says the sportsman has become one of the nation's favourite entertainers.

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A pet food bank saved me from having to give up my cats

A pet owner tells of his struggle to afford to keep his cats well fed.

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Have I dodged Covid and what does it mean?

Why have some people never had Covid and can that lead to better vaccines?

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The Papers: 'Truss budget' cost £30bn and 'Rishi revives Thatcherism'

The impact of the "disastrous" mini-budget and the spending cut plus tax rises plans to fix it lead the Sunday papers.

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King gives up to £600 to staff to help with cost of living crisis

The monarch will use part of his private income to fund the single payment on top of his staffs' salaries.

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Wolves 0-2 Arsenal: Martin Odegaard double puts Gunners five points clear at the top

Arsenal move five points clear at the top of the Premier League as Martin Odegaard's second-half double proves enough to beat Wolves at Molineux.

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Keith Levene: The Clash guitarist and founding member dies aged 65

Levene was one of the most influential guitarists of all time, his friend and author Adam Hammond says.

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Migrant channel crossings top 40,000 this year

More than 100 migrants came ashore on Saturday, say eyewitnesses, meaning the 40,000 mark is surpassed.

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Newspaper headlines: 'Rumble in the jungle' and 'route out' from Raab

Matt Hancock's Covid grilling on I'm a Celebrity and civil servants avoiding the justice secretary are among Saturday's front page stories.

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Which new laws have been held up or shelved?

There are question marks over some high-profile legislation, including on online safety and renters' reform.

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Queen's legacy creates more diverse Order of Merit

Royal honours for arts and sciences are announced, with four of six new members from ethnic minorities.

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Asylum seekers: Scabies and abuse at Stockport hotel, council claims

People "cooped up" in a Stockport hotel are facing "inhumane treatment", the town's council says.

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Ukraine war: Celebrations as Kyiv takes back key city Kherson

An official says Ukraine's troops are "almost fully in control" after Russia completed its retreat.

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Midterm elections results: Rivalry spills open as Trump lashes out at DeSantis

The ex-president calls Florida's governor "desperate" in the first draw of a metaphorical pistol.

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The Papers: 'Kwarteng blames Truss' and Walliams' 'vile slurs'

An interview with ex-chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng and leaked remarks from TV's David Walliams lead the papers.

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Labour vows to lift ban on onshore wind

A Labour government would ease planning rules for new onshore wind farms, Sir Kier Starmer says.

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I'm A Celebrity: Matt Hancock told breaking Covid rules was 'slap in face'

An I'm a Celebrity campmate challenges the MP about his behaviour which led to his resignation.

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Brussels: Police officer killed in knife attack

Two officers were attacked near Brussels North railway station on Thursday evening.

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Rishi Sunak 'confident' of NI Protocol talks breakthrough

Speaking after meeting Taoiseach Micheál Martin, Rishi Sunak says he wants a "negotiated solution".

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US sees 'real problems' for Russia in Ukraine

Russia is retreating from Kherson, the only regional capital it captured during the invasion.

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Boy George's tears as Hancock enters I'm a Celeb camp

The singer says his mother was in hospital during the pandemic, and he thought she was going to die.

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York: Student arrested after eggs thrown at King Charles

Cries of "this country was built on the blood of slaves" were heard during the incident in York.

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Boomtown Rats guitarist Garry Roberts dies aged 72

The Irish rock group described Roberts as "the guy who summed up the sense of who The Rats are".

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Benjamin Mendy: Footballer is a danger to women, jury told

Benjamin Mendy gets it "terribly wrong" regarding consent to sex, the prosecution tells his trial.

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Bristol abattoir workers murdered and mutilated two men, court hears

Ionut-Valentin Boboc and Jacob-Bebe Chers are accused of a double murder in Bristol in 2021.

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The Papers: 'Williamson forced out' and Hancock enters jungle

Gavin Williamson's resignation over bullying claims and Matt Hancock's I'm A Celeb debut lead the papers.

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Sir Gavin Williamson resigns after bullying claims

Sir Gavin is facing investigations into his conduct, but the MP insists he will clear his name.

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I'm A Celebrity: Matt Hancock seen in jungle uniform for first time

The former health secretary's entrance to camp was teased on Tuesday's episode of I'm A Celebrity.

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Hollywood actor Sean Penn gives his Oscar to Zelensky

The Hollywood star gifted his award to the Ukrainian president on a visit to Kyiv.

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The Crown: Cast defend criticism of Netflix show at London premiere

The cast arrive for the London premiere, the night before the show is released on Netflix.

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World Cup 2022: Qatar ambassador comments on homosexuality 'harmful and unacceptable'

A Qatar World Cup ambassador calling homosexuality "damage in the mind" is "harmful and unacceptable", says Human Rights Watch.

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Sriram Krishnan: The Indian-American 'helping' Elon Musk run Twitter

Who is Sriram Krishnan, the India-born tech expert who is reportedly in Elon Musk's "inner circle"?

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Why an old train could point to a clean energy future

Progress is being made on systems to make hydrogen more economical to store and transport.

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Gavin Williamson denies fresh bullying allegations

The senior minister is already facing a probe over expletive-laden texts to the ex-chief whip.

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Camilla: New monogram for Queen Consort unveiled

The symbol will be used on personal letterheads, cards and gifts, Buckingham Palace said.

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Chris Mason: What are Sunak's instincts as a world leader?

Expensive promises are being made in Egypt but budgets are being squeezed back in the UK.

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Police inquiry over box of faeces left at MP Siobhan Baillie's office

It was left outside the Stroud constituency office with a derogatory note for MP Siobhan Baillie.

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COP27: Ukraine a reason to act fast on climate change - Rishi Sunak

Rishi Sunak tells the COP27 summit in Egypt a greener planet is possible and there "is room for hope".

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COP27: Jailed activist Alaa Abdel Fattah begins 'water strike'

Alaa Abdel Fattah's family have urged Rishi Sunak to secure his release at the COP27 climate summit.

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Apple: iPhone shipments delayed over China Covid lockdown

Tech giant warns customers to expect longer wait times for its new iPhone line due China's Covid lockdown.

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Ebay urges shoppers to pick old over new this Black Friday

This Black Friday the online marketplace is promoting used items to avoid unwanted spending and waste.

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Aaron Carter: Backstreet Boys star leads tributes to late brother

Backstreet Boys star Nick Carter blames "addiction and mental illness" for the death of his sibling.

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Peter Kay announces return to stand-up during I'm A Celebrity

The comedian's comeback was announced during an ad break in Sunday's I'm A Celebrity launch episode.

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COP27: Sunak urges global push to boost clean growth

The PM will tell world leaders at the COP27 summit they must stick to their green commitments.

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Standoff as Italy stops male migrants from disembarking rescue ship

The new far-right government allows only vulnerable people to leave a migrant ship stuck for two weeks.

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Nurses set to hold first UK-wide strike

The NHS is braced for the walkout by Royal College of Nursing members in a dispute over pay.

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Liberal Democrats: Give struggling homeowners £300 a month

People whose mortgage payments had risen more than 10% would get a grant, under the party's plan.

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Cardiff head teacher who faced racism fights for change

There are 1,245 head teachers in Wales but Reena Patel is one of only five from an ethnic minority.

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Aaron Carter: Singer, rapper and brother of Backstreet Boys' Nick dies aged 34

Aaron Carter was the younger brother of Backstreet Boys' Nick Carter.

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Multiple Tornadoes hit southern US states

One dead and several injured as powerful storms hit Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas

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Thousands join London protest calling for general election

Demonstrators also want action on low pay and the repeal of "anti-union" laws.

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Ukraine war: Putin allows former criminals to be conscripted

Russian murderers and drug dealers who have served their time face being sent to serve in Ukraine.

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Twitter: Elon Musk blames 'activist groups' for earnings drop

Elon Musk, the new owner of Twitter, makes the accusation as the tech firm makes sweeping job cuts.

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Children stop council from ripping up play space

Children in pyjamas and wellies stave off a second council attempt to remove a "pop-up playground".

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Twitter to make job cuts after Elon Musk takeover

The social media giant says staff will be told on Friday whether they are to be laid off.

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Billions being spent in metaverse land grab

Corporations, speculators and individuals have spent nearly $2bn (£1.75bn) on virtual plots.

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Cost of living: Second-hand shopping in vogue as prices rise

Attitudes towards pre-owned goods are changing and sustainability advocates welcome the shift.

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French parliament stopped over 'racist' remark

A far-right MP denies telling a black colleague to "go back to Africa" as he talks about immigration.

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Israel elections: Outgoing PM Lapid congratulates Netanyahu on victory

Final results confirm a dramatic comeback for the former prime minister, backed by the far right.

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Paintballs to be shot at Dutch wolves in bid to make them less tame

The decision comes after a video showed a wolf strolling past a family in a park.

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Will people sign up for Netflix's cheaper ad service?

The streaming platform has launched a less expensive streaming option with commercials.

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'We can't afford to give away Christmas cake this year'

As food price inflation soars, front-line charities say they may have to cut down on vital services.

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House prices: What happens when they fall?

How could rising interest rates affect the housing market around the UK?

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James Corden and Ricky Gervais: Can you steal a joke?

The Late Late Show comedian claims he inadvertently used a joke originally performed by Ricky Gervais.

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Driver and cyclist near misses caught on camera

New research by BBC Panorama highlights the strained relationship between the road users.

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Ruthin: Four in hospital after helicopter crashes in woods

Police said none of them was believed to have suffered life threatening or life changing injuries.

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National Living Wage: The truth about food courier pay

A new BBC documentary looks into what it takes for food couriers to make money during an evening shift.

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£400 energy support vouchers going unclaimed

Many customers with non-smart prepayment meters have not cashed in vouchers aimed at helping with bills.

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Police vetting lets in wrong people too often - report

Decisions to let officers join or stay in the police can be "questionable at best", a watchdog says.

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The Ukrainian jet pilots hunting cruise missiles

Russia has launched hundreds of missiles and drone attacks on Ukraine in the past few weeks.

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World Cup 2022: British officers sent to the tournament will act as 'buffers' between fans and local police

British officers deployed in Qatar for the World Cup will act as "cultural interpreters" between fans and local law enforcement, says Chief Constable Mark Roberts.

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