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Donald Trump has agreed to send "top of the line weapons" to NATO to support Ukraine - and threatened Russia with "severe" tariffs if it doesn't agree to end the war.

Are Rachel Reeves's fiscal rules quite as iron clad as she insists?

The taxpayer is to help drive the switch to non-polluting vehicles through a new grant of up to £3,750, but some of the cheapest electric cars are to be excluded.

Two young bears escaped from their enclosure at a wildlife park in Devon - and devoured a week's worth of honey.

Wes Streeting has stepped up his war of words with junior doctors by telling Labour MPs that strikes would be "a gift to Nigel Farage".

As ever, there is confusion and key questions are left unanswered, but Donald Trump's announcement on Ukraine and Russia today remains hugely significant.

At least 30 people have been killed in the Syrian city of Sweida between local military groups and tribes, according to Syria's interior ministry.

Britain's climate is changing rapidly, with records regularly being smashed and extremes of heat and rainfall becoming the norm, the Met Office has warned.

The Israeli military says it missed its intended target after Gaza officials said 10 Palestinians - including six children - were killed in a strike at a water collection point.

MasterChef presenter John Torode will no longer work on the show after an allegation he used an "extremely offensive racist term" was upheld, the BBC has said.

The grandparents of a two-year-old boy have been found guilty of his murder.

Reform UK is on the march.

Crisis-hit Thames Water has reported a £1.65bn annual loss, rising debts, and warned that it will take "at least a decade" to turn around its fortunes if it swerves the threat of nationalisation.

Steve's morning starts lying still in the clanging magnet of an MRI machine as his body is slowly scanned from neck to knee in intimate detail.

The head of the BBC says MasterChef can survive as it is "much bigger than individuals" - but the corporation must "make sure we're in the right place in terms of the culture of the show".

Almost 7,000 Afghan nationals are being relocated to the UK following a massive data breach by the British military that successive governments tried to keep secret with a superinjunction.

A doctor was among the four people who died in a plane crash at Southend Airport - as police say they are yet to recover the body of one victim.

Taped doors and quiet rooms tell a story about what happened at Heshi Peixin kindergarten.

Talk to economists and they will tell you that the cost of living crisis is over.

An Australian woman has been found guilty of murdering three people after serving them poisonous mushrooms.

A flight in Australia was delayed for two hours after a stowaway snake was found in the plane's cargo hold.

When orange-clad Dutch fans marched to the Zurich stadium to play England, their rivals were encouraged to join the procession.

Gary Lineker has topped the list of the BBC's highest-earning stars for the eighth year running.

Senior Tory Sir James Cleverly has said he is not convinced leaving the European Convention of Human Rights is a "silver bullet" to reduce criminal deportations - and would not rule out running for party leader.

A preliminary report into last month's fatal Air India crash found there was no mechanical or maintenance faults on board the plane, the airline's chief executive has said in a memo to staff.

Efforts to turn around the crisis-hit Post Office have been given a £118m funding boost as the government continues to consider a new ownership structure.