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Boris Johnson said the West had to wean itself off Vladimir Putin’s oil and gas.

The Chancellor will deliver the Spring Statement on March 23.

The RAF gunner went missing after a night out in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, in September 2016.

Liz Truss said the country was going ‘further and faster than ever in hitting those closest to Putin’.

The bank has confirmed plans to shut another 69 branches across the UK.

Boris Johnson said he did not want to do anything to ‘interrupt the conversations right now’ when asked about the detained British-Iranian mother.

Gedeon Ngwendema was attacked during a confrontation outside a JD Sports shop on the evening of May 4 last year.

Mayor questioned whether the Met police response to protesters entering the Belgravia home of a Russian oligarch was proportionate.

GPs are spending more time caring for patients waiting for hospital care amid record backlog.

Frankie Smith was sentenced to 12 years detention on Tuesday.

The monarch held virtual audiences – the day after missing the Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey.

Most of the companies deliberately targeted older people after buying details about their age and landline numbers from third parties.

Jon Featonby, of British Red Cross, says the Ukraine situation has made the way refugees are treated ‘very real for people’.

The youngsters and their families arrived in the UK from Poland on Sunday evening.

Laura Rice and her husband Ken travelled from Hampshire in their motorhome to offer assistance to war refugees.

The announcement followed economic sanctions announced earlier on Tuesday.

Sam Croucher’s two-year-old daughter and ex-partner have been stuck in Moldova for almost three weeks.

The Oscar-winning filmmaker and artist, who directed 12 Years A Slave, was given his knighthood by the Princess Royal.

The bank said it hopes to redeploy the roughly 400 staff working at the branches.

Here is a look back at the key events.