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The kremlins response came in a statement, saying, it was nothing to do with him anyway. and rocket strikes less than 50 miles across the border in the ukrainian city of lviv. well have more on that in a moment. first, our defense and security editor, debra haines reports from warsaw. . >> the president of the united states, joe biden. americas commander-in-chief called this -- ukraine and its western allies taking on russias lad near putin. democracy against autocracies, and he didnt hold back....

Jacob Rees-Mogg said the standoff with Russia had reset the political landscape by reminding the public that serious and difficult decisions had to be taken.

Senior figures close to Boris Johnson believe his leadership during the Ukraine crisis has persuaded mutinous Tory MPs to think again about ousting him before the next election.

On the Record Newspaper Panel February 26th

The Partygate investigation is said to be looking into an exchange between the Prime Ministers wife, 33, and at least one other senior official, according to reports.

Critics warned that the criminal inquiry into parties in Downing Street and Whitehall will swallow up valuable resources just as the force is battling an epidemic in violent and sexual offences.

Video analysis from Defence and Security Editor Dominic Nicholls

The main suspect remains in hospital, yet to be arrested, as police continue to gather evidence in a shocking Offaly murder case. The suspect presented to a Dublin hospital with wounds on his face and hands he could not explain. Police are continuing to search for DNA evidence in the murder case of Ashling Murphy

In the News: Criminal Assets Bureau established to target finances of gangland groups

In the News: Criminal Assets Bureau established to target finances of gangland groups