“They’re destroying not only people and infrastructure, they also destroy nature,” said Yevgenia Zas, head of the climate department at an environmental protection group in Kyiv.
Priti Patel suggested setting up ‘humanitarian route’ for those fleeing war
Lee apologised after his blog published an untrue report that the royal had died last month
A hit-and-run was caught on camera during a reporter’s live broadcast about a separate crash.
Lesia Vasylenko said it is easier to prevent death and destruction than to deal with the aftermath.
Fears of nuclear conflict have grown since Russia invading Ukraine - but how ready are we?
Affleck played Daredevil in the heavily criticised 2003 film
Watch a live view over Kyiv as Russian forces renew their bombardment on the Ukrainian capital.
‘Any guesses on which name Travolta will “Adele Dazeem” his way through this year?’ asked one person
Human rights agency warns Moscow that these actions could amount to war crimes
The Man Who Pays His Way: ‘One of the biggest troubles hitchhiking is having to talk to innumerable people,’ complains the author of On The Road
The Ukrainian Embassy in Turkey says a group of 86 Turkish nationals, including 34 children, are among those sheltering in a mosque in the besieged city of Mariupol
Former NFL players are helping athletes prepare for life off the field
As millions of women and children flee across Ukraine’s borders in the face of Russian aggression, concerns are growing over how to protect the most vulnerable refugees from being targeted by human traffickers or becoming victims of other forms of exploitation
Ministers accused of refusing Ukrainian workers ‘basic level of humanity’ by continuing to exclude them from visa scheme that would allow them to bring their relatives to safety in Britain
Around 2.5 million people have fled Ukraine in the two weeks since Russia invaded
Susan Low speaks to the James Beard Award-winning food writer about his new book, how he accidentally fell into food writing and why he’s fed up with exclusionary food media
Jim Webster digs out his Ukrainian grandmother’s cookbook to make a connection with a place and a people he never knew he needed
It’s the most common ingredient and yet you probably never think of it. You should, says Hannah Twiggs
Sydney Page speaks to Manish Dave, who has helped over 130 people from the basement of his restaurant
Even the biggest spud fan can get a bit bored of baked tatties on repeat. Let Lucas Oakeley change that
It takes five years to make, following old practices and working with nature. Emma Henderson finds out what makes these little slices of jamon just so good
Borough of Kensington and Chelsea is ‘epicentre’ of problem, say anti-corruption advocates
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas says he's worried efforts to politicize the court or add additional justices
FX’s revolutionary cop show saw Michael Chiklis inhabit one of the most reprehensible police officers ever brought to the screen. For its 20th anniversary, Louis Chilton speaks to several of the cast and creators about the struggles and joys of making a series radically ahead of its time