Vladimir Putin said the use of the new weapon to strike a target in Dnipro was in response to Ukraine’s use of UK and US-supplied missiles in Russia.
The attack marked the first time that such a missile was used in the war — or in any conflict.
Pep Guardiola has brought 18 trophies to the club.
Matt Fallaize joins Tony Curr to round up the rest of the talking points from the States’ November meeting, which concluded early on Thursday.
The UK Government confirmed that Russia had, for the first time, used a ballistic missile with a range of ‘several thousand’ kilometres.
In a message read on his behalf, Charles recognised the ‘exceptional strength of spirit and resolve’ of the survivors and their relatives.
He warned that US air defence systems would not be capable of intercepting Russian missiles.
The International Criminal Court found ‘reasonable grounds to believe’ that Benjamin Netanyahu was responsible for war crimes in Gaza.
Matt Hancock told the Covid-19 inquiry there were only hours to go at one point, until gowns ran out.
The awards ceremony was hosted at Buckingham Palace.
Nottinghamshire Police have been receiving information from Donna Ockenden’s independent maternity review.
It comes as hundreds of schools were closed on Thursday due to the wintry weather.
As regulators try to clamp down on water company bonuses, the PA news agency breaks down what is going on at each firm around the country.
Lindsay Sword is enjoying her position as the first-timer in the Orkney 2025 Island Games women’s triathlon squad.
This week with Tony Curr, Gareth Le Prevost and Jamie Ingrouille, we hear from triathlete Lindsay Sword about her impressive sporting achievements since moving to Guernsey a year ago — culminating in her debut Island Games selection for Orkney 2025.
