The royal couple lit candles on a visit to the Ottawa church and paid tribute to Canada's war dead.

Ukraine's first war crimes trial opens and the EU pledges to spend up to €300bn to end its reliance on Russian gas.

The virus doesn't usually spread easily and the risk to the UK population is low, officials say.

British citizen Alaa Abdel Fattah's prison conditions are "inhumane", the foreign secretary is told.

England recall their all-time leading wicket-takers James Anderson and Stuart Broad for the first two Tests against New Zealand.

They say the veteran DJ collected a "wealth of souvenirs" while launching the careers of many stars.

The WTA mirrors the ATP in deciding ranking points will be awarded for next month's UK grass-court events despite the ban on Russian and Belarusian players.

Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Finland and Sweden have applied to join Nato.

"If you are black or a woman, you don't see yourself fitting in," a leading female physicist says.

The chancellor says it won't be easy to tackle cost of living crisis as inflation hits 40-year high.

Among the tens of thousands of Rangers fans in Seville are the grandsons of the Ibrox legend.

The 21-year-old admits killing an unarmed civilian, in Ukraine's first war crimes trial since war began.

Boris Johnson does not rule out a tax on the energy giants, as he is accused of dithering by Labour.

Manchester City captain Steph Houghton says she is "extremely honoured" to be named in England's preliminary squad for the Women's Euros and remains hopeful of making the final squad.

The UN says almost 13 million people have fled their homes since the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

An equal-pay agreement between the United States men's and women's teams has been hailed as potentially "changing the game around the world".

Paris St-Germain's Idrissa Gueye refused to play in a match to avoid wearing a rainbow symbol in support of LGBTQ+ rights BBC Sport understands.

Ukraine wants to exchange them for Russian prisoners of war, but some in Russia want them put on trial.

The corporation can give details about the man alleged to be a dangerous abuser but not name him.

England's former deputy chief medical officer is recovering and the ceremony will be rescheduled.