Russia-Ukraine war

Revealed: How Russian ships are turning off trackers in the Black Sea to sell Ukraine’s stolen grain
One bulk carrier, the 170m long Matros Koshka, has not been seen since it vanished off the northern coast of Turkey three weeks ago
Captured British aid worker Dylan Healy faces death penalty in separatist-held Ukraine
Volunteer, 22, was detained by Russian forces in Zaporizhzhia region in April while evacuating a woman and children from a battle zone
Russia admits it is shipping grain from occupied territory in Ukraine
Russia-Ukraine war: Listen to our daily podcast
Vladimir Putin’s popularity in Russia rises since Ukraine war ... according to Kremlin
Cash machine says no: How Russia’s new 100 rouble banknotes have been rendered useless
Neighbourhood watch takes on a whole new meaning for Mykolaiv blast survivors

‘Shocking apologist’ Bernie Ecclestone under fire for saying he would ‘take a bullet’ for Vladimir Putin
Liz Truss leads condemnation of ex-Formula One boss, who called the Russian president a ‘first-class person’
Russia retreats from Snake Island in strategic win for Ukraine
Ukraine says remaining Russian forces fled the outpost on a speedboat after a number of missile attacks
New 'iron curtain' descending, warns Sergei Lavrov
Thursday evening UK news briefing: SNP's anger at money for Ukraine weapons
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From the front line

Ukrainian soldiers sharpen their aim on Salisbury Plain
Language proves no barrier for British troops training spirited colleagues from Ukraine on new weapons to fight Russia back home
30 Jun 2022, 6:00am

Business & Economy

The war explained

Why Britain faces a '1937 moment' in Ukraine
What Russia's 'brutal' war on Ukraine means for Britain and how the British Army could plan to combat Putin's threats of violence

Opinion & Analysis

Britain is rescuing academics from Vladimir Putin's clutches
We provided sanctuary to scientists fleeing Nazi Germany. We are now doing the same for those fleeing Ukraine and Russia
Thomas Fink
Ireland knows its Nato neutrality is shameful
The country thought it could have its cake and eat it, by relying on the hated British for its defence
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Energy rationing is inevitable without a fundamental rethink of net zero
A dangerous world view is gaining ground, one that dictates we must atone for the 'sin' of prosperity
David Frost
Putin is learning from his mistakes. We are not
Slashing the size of the British Army will leave us incapable of fulfilling our commitments to Nato
Con Coughlin

More stories

Vladimir Putin: Topless Boris Johnson and Justin Trudeau would be ‘disgusting sight’
War of words escalates as Russian president gets shirty over Western leaders’ remarks on baring their chests
Joe Biden mixes up Sweden and Switzerland in Nato gaffe
US president was addressing alliance summit when he confused the two countries, but quickly corrected himself
European court orders Russia not to execute British soldiers captured in Mariupol
Aiden Aslin and Shaun Pinner have been sentenced to death by a court in the self-proclaimed Donetsk People’s Republic
EU claims of UK silence on Northern Ireland Protocol talks are ‘total rubbish’
Government sources say talking with bloc is like ‘negotiating with a brick wall’ as they deny accusation by Maros Sefcovic
Boris Johnson is Ukraine’s favourite foreign leader (but don’t tell France and Germany)
Poll shows that the Prime Minister is as popular as Volodymyr Zelensky among Ukrainians, while French and German leaders fare badly
Snake Island: Why Ukraine just won’t let it go
The rocky Black Sea outcrop where 13 Ukrainian border guards famously refused to surrender has taken on a new significance
Why Ukraine's Snake Island victory could be a major blow for Putin
In Ukrainian hands, the threat to Moscow’s Black Sea fleet will go up, and the risk of an amphibious assault on Odesa will go down
No more Scottish money should be given to Ukraine for weapons, say Nicola Sturgeon’s ministers
Kate Forbes, Scotland’s finance secretary, says £65m provided to the Treasury ‘must not be seen as any kind of precedent’