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Dylan Earl accused of organising arson attack in east London and four others charged in connection with investigation

A Russian deputy defense minister has been charged with taking a bribe, in the country’s highest-profile corruption scandal since President Vladimir Putin launched his invasion of Ukraine more than two years ago.

U.K. pledge to hike defense spending is designed to keep U.S. on side.

FBI director Christopher Wray has issued a stark warning that a ’coordinated terror attack’ could happen at a public place in the US as the terrorism threat is at an all-time high

Thousands of British holiday flights have been hit by suspected Russian jamming — with aviation sources branding the tactic “extremely dangerous” and a major threat to air safety.

Pledging allegiance to Putin, Aiden Minnis, 37, posted a video on social media declaring his delight on becoming a Russian citizen. The convicted criminal from Chippenham has been fighting against Ukrainian forces

Ukraine’s Col Gen Oleksandr Syrskyi says Russia has intensified armoured assaults as battles rages over village near Bakhmut. What we know on day 781

On a visit to Washington DC today, Lord Cameron will say that failing to support Kyiv will embolden Russian tyrant Vladimir Putin’s ’attempts to re-draw European borders by force’

Yashin has publicly said he fears for his life in prison after the death of friend Alexei Navalny

Britain must ramp up its defence and aid spending and bolster its diplomatic and intelligence networks amid “the most dangerous period” since the Cold War, the UK’s formerly top civil servant has warned.

Making military aid to Kyiv more predictable would send a message to Russia that it won’t win the war, said the alliance chief.

Referring to a pledge by some EU countries to give F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine, the Russian president said other countries could become a legitimate target "wherever they are"

Russian officials have not provided any evidence to back up their baseless espionage allegations

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt said European countries must “remain vigilant” after 137 were killed in an assault that suggests the jihadist group still maintains the capacity for major atrocities

AT least 82 people have been killed and over 100 wounded after "ISIS" gunmen stormed a concert hall in a bloody massacre on the outskirts of Moscow.

A Molotov cocktail was thrown at a polling station in Russia's second city of St. Petersburg on Friday, the first of three days of voting in a presidential election, local news sites have reported

Russia is going to the polls for the first presidential election since the invasion of Ukraine, but voters are facing a rigged race between Vladimir Putin and Kremlin-controlled opposition

US intelligence agencies work together to assess the global threats from rogue states to terrifying new technologies. It comes together in a report called the Annual Threat Assessment which looks to the coming year

Leonid Volkov was attacked in Vilnius, Lithuania, on Tuesday. Gabrielius Landsbergis, Lithuania's foreign minister, said perpetrators will have to answer for their crime

Vladimir Putin's show of strength to the West has seen the dictator send up strategic bombers over the Baltic Sea - and has declared weapons "exist to use them"