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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

After deadly Moscow terror attack, authorities have targeted vulnerable scapegoats.

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’

General Richard Dannatt joined the growing chorus of pleas for more cash

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.

The British stealth drones cost an eyewatering £5million each

Olivier Véran and Nick Clegg are just two of the ex-politicians who’ve gone off to make the big bucks.

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"

Amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, Russian President Vladimir Putin’s friend, Viktor Medvedchuk, recently predicted that a nuclear strike will "most likely" be coming.

Germany will host 23 other nations - including England and Scotland during the month-long 51-game football showpiece

Aiden Minnis has condemned Brits supporting Ukraine as he fights for Putin’s army in the Donbas region, claiming on a Kremlin-linked Telegram channel that he would ’continue putting them in boxes’

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

Watch The Sun’s Foreign Editor Nick Parker explain the horrific events last night in Moscow

Pro-Putin media outlets in Russia carried a fake story that King Charles had died earlier this week while politicians have claimed the Royal Family’s photo scandal is a "crisis of power"

The Kremlin is forcing hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians to accept Russia passports, meaning they could also be conscripted and forced to fight against their countrymen in Vladimir Putin's war

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

Vitaly Robertus, a vice president at Kremlin-linked oil giant Lukoil which initially opposed the war in Ukraine, was found dead in his office at the Moscow firm

Sir Paul McCartney once wrote a letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin about the imprisoned Greenpeace activists and journalsits

Vladimir Putin's forces have been branded "wildly irresponsible" after the GPS signal and internet signal were blocked as Defence Secretary Grant Shapps flew back from Poland