20th March 2022

Johnson allegedly flew to the party and returned looking 'dishevelled' without his protection detail, raising questions about the security of the event.

Exclusive: ministers tell Commons standards committee that a ceiling on such earnings would be ‘impractical’

Plane carrying Zaghari-Ratcliffe and fellow British-Iranian detainee Anoosheh Ashoori lands at RAF Brize Norton

It's been 6 long years - and I can't believe I can FINALLY share this photo.Nazanin is now in the air flying away from 6 years of hell in Iran.My heart goes out to Gabriella and Richard, as her long journey back home to them gets closer by the minute.#NazaninIsFree ❤️ pic.twitter.com/BzEEBP840C— Tulip Siddiq (@TulipSiddiq) March 16, 2022

Following the adoption of the Assembly's opinion last night, the Russian Federation has been excluded from the Council of Europe as from today, after 26 years of membership:https://t.co/eKME47IH1I pic.twitter.com/nJdadFfN49— PACE (@PACE_News) March 16, 2022

Ukraine's president also hints he may accept security guarantees that stop short of joining NATO; promising to never join the military alliance is one of Russia's key demands.

The line of people waiting to get to Ukraine from Poland's Przemysl station looks different these days, now full of women as well as men trying to get back to the war zone.

As the grip tightens, expect bank runs, galloping inflation… even a return to Soviet-style bartering, says Mark Baker

Volunteers for the Government’s Homes for Ukraine refugee scheme could struggle to find a named individual or family to sponsor, according to a leading refugee hosting network

Just 12% of teachers polled received equality and diversity training that included policies on hair

Labour leader warns about replacing dependence on Russia with reliance on Saudis, as PM prepares for Gulf visit

Educating people about cutting energy use and investment in renewable power will be key, says E3G thinktank

Social media companies’ response amid war in Ukraine has been haphazard and confusing, experts say

One woman who was stalked says it highlights "how the police are not taking this seriously enough".

Boris Johnson aims to build an "international coalition" against President Putin, and secure energy supplies.

A safeguarding report concludes the drugs search was unjustified and racism was a "likely" factor.

Boris Johnson says negotiations to free the British-Iranian woman are "going right up to the wire".

Met Police apologises to black schoolgirl, 15, who was stripsearched while menstruating after teachers smelt cannabis. In breach of guidelines, officers did not get appropriate adult to oversee + mother wasn't told. Review found that search was wrong + racism "likely a factor"— Fiona Hamilton (@Fhamiltontimes) March 15, 2022

THREAD: some thoughts on current covid situation in England.Latest hospital data just came out up to 13 March - almost 1600 admissions - still increasing & 50% higher than 2 weeks ago 1/5 pic.twitter.com/nFXiOfRNWf— Prof. Christina Pagel 🇺🇦 (@chrischirp) March 15, 2022

Russian attacks on the Ukraine capital of Kyiv are increasing. Three buildings and a metro station have been targeted by air strikes, killing at least four more people.@lindseyhilsum is in the city as a new 35-hour curfew is introduced. (1/3)— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) March 15, 2022

I am a strong and patient woman, who tries to conduct herself with dignity. But if this gov makes me sit through a public inquiry between 2025-2039 into the sexual abuse and exploitation of women and children in “Homes for Ukraine” scheme, I will not be responsible for my actions— Professor Lucy Easthope (@LucyGoBag) March 14, 2022

John Mearsheimer and other foreign policy figures are treating Russia’s invasion of Ukraine like a game of Risk.

Chelsea have had to halt the sale of all tickets to matches due to the sanctions levied against the club’s owner Roman Abramovich

Mayor of strategically important Black Sea city of Mykolaiv told i he believes morale among Russians is low – as cluster bombs drop on his civilians

Dmitry Medvedev and President Vladimir Putin's spokesman are among those to be hit with asset freezes and travel bans.

Those wanting to host an individual or family from Ukraine can now register their interest online.

The initiative directly addresses men and boys to reflect on their behaviour

There were 4.3 million NHS referrals for conditions such as anxiety and depression in 2021 across England.

Westminster School apologises after reports into allegations of sexism and racism are published.