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Valerii Zaluzhnyi's comments come amid an apparent cooling of tensions between Kyiv and Washington.

A 17-year-old has been charged after being detained by crew and members of the public on a plane in Australia.

'Huge reinforcements' are heading to the coastal province city of Jableh following reports of deadly clashes.

She was found at her home in the Hollywood Hills after dying by suicide, said the Los Angeles medical examiner's office.

King Charles III is launching a personal playlist of music from the Commonwealth that lifts his sprits.

More than 800 complaints were made to the media watchdog, mainly about Carpenter and Charli XCX.

The conundrum of Cyriel Dessers epitomises one of the strangest Rangers teams in history, writes Tom English.

Luke Littler wins night five of the Premier League in Brighton on an evening which sees two nine-dart finishes.

Tottenham must take their 1-0 defeat by AZ Alkmaar as a "wake-up call" going into their "biggest game of the season", says captain Son Heung-min - with their sole chance of silverware hanging in the balance.

The countries, largely from Europe and the Commonwealth, would not all send troops but are offering support.

Farage rejects suggestions from Rupert Lowe that Reform UK is a "protest party led by the Messiah".

From April, an offender's ethnicity or faith will be a bigger factor in deciding whether to jail them.

New part of the immune system - hidden inside our bodies - could be used to make new antibiotics.

An overgrowth of bacteria in the vagina, known as BV, may be spread by sex, researchers say.

The UK was once ranked the best country for end-of-life care - but, say experts, that has all changed

Trump said he was granting exemptions to tariffs on goods that come under a previous trade pact until 2 April.

Thresholds will change on 1 April, leaving buyers a few weeks to complete or pay more in stamp duty.

The bank cuts rates to 2.5% but faces pressures from threatened US tariffs and plans to boost military funding.

MPs have discovered banking services went offline for more than 800 hours over a two year period.

The Justice Department said Chinese agencies paid as much as $75,000 (£58,200) for each hacked email inbox.

Digital rights campaigners say it shows the regulator has given into Big Tech and been "defanged."

Smacking is legal in some cases in England and Northern Ireland, but is banned in Scotland and Wales.

Wales' chief inspector of education says recruitment problems are affecting pupils' choices.

Families are asked to decorate potatoes instead of little people this World Book Day.

Private company Intuitive Machines IS aiming to look for water ice on the Moon's surface.

However the researchers say butterflies may be able to recover if urgent conservation measures are taken.

Scientists have found a genetic cause of many labradors' - and some people's - tendency to overeat.