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The UK Transport Secretary, 53, said he would not be letting the private jet take off from Londons Luton Airport until he was satisfied that it was not in breach of the Governments sanctions.

Former British soldiers and volunteers heading into war torn Ukraine have backed an unidentified Coldstream Guardsman, 19, who has gone AWOL to join the fight.

Police in Wroclaw, Poland, have arrested a 49-year-old suspect on rape charges after he allegedly assaulted a 19-year-old Ukrainian refugee he lured with offers of help over the internet.

The bulk of Russian ground forces are now around 15 miles from the centre but elements of the large column have dispersed in a bid to encircle the city.

Vladimir Putin has ordered his troops to release radioactive waste at the nuclear site which he plans to blame on Ukrainian saboteurs, Kyiv officials have warned.

The British singer-songwriter performed the song which has become a symbol of the countrys resilience on social media on his keyboard beneath the arrivals and departures boards.

Moscow has opened a criminal case against Facebook owner Meta, branding it an extremist organisation after the US tech giant allowed posts such as death to the invaders on its sites.

Michael Gove has argued passionately in Cabinet that taking oligarch mansions to house refugees move would be payback for Vladimir Putins cronies in Britain.

Russian security services thought that Roman Makas, a prominent local businessman, would co-operate with their invasion - but instead he shot himself on Friday rather than have to collaborate.

There was a glimmer of hope today as negotiators seeking a peace deal discussed concrete proposals for the first time, President Zelensky said.