Volodymyr Zelenskyy is set to travel to the United States to meet President Joe Biden at the White House tomorrow.

"Home sweet home" is written in felt pen on the walls, and fairy lights hang from the ceiling, but Ian Harrison's home is two-metre square of cardboard and pallets erected on the cold concrete underneath the Hammersmith flyover.

Rishi Sunak has repeatedly refused to say whether the UK would have to leave the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) to deliver his government's plan for removing asylum seekers who arrive illegally.

Female students have been banned from universities in Afghanistan with immediate effect, the Taliban has said.

A prominent City financier is trying to breathe new life into his listed acquisition vehicle by pledging to return a profit to shareholders while continuing the hunt for a merger target.

A former teammate of Iranian footballer Amir Nasr-Azadani, who faces the death penalty for participating in nationwide protests, has told Sky News that his friend is a "shy person" and "really kind".

Female students have been banned from universities in Afghanistan with immediate effect, the Taliban has said.

Ambulance and hospital trusts across the country have declared critical incidents as a result of "sustained" and "unprecedented" pressure on services.

Ivan Toney has been charged with a further 30 alleged breaches of FA betting rules.

At least two people have been injured and tens of thousands of homes and businesses left without power after a strong earthquake hit northern California.