Labour ministers yet to hold talks over Abramovich funds
Funds worth £2.5bn - meant to help Ukrainians - remain frozen in a UK bank account over a row about how to use them.
Labour ministers yet to hold talks over Abramovich funds
Funds worth £2.5bn - meant to help Ukrainians - remain frozen in a UK bank account over a row about how to use them.
The Papers: 'Putin's dirty work in UK' and 'Honeytrap spies'
The case of three Bulgarians who were found guilty of spying for Russia makes the front of several of Saturday's papers.
I'm lucky to be alive, says journalist tracked by Russian spies
Roman Dobrokhotov tells the BBC he thinks Vladimir Putin ordered the operation against him.
I'm lucky to be alive, says journalist tracked by Russian spies
Roman Dobrokhotov tells the BBC he thinks Vladimir Putin ordered the operation against him.
Data, waves and wind to be counted in the economy
Wind and wave power is set to be included in calculations of the size of countries' economies for the first time, as part of changes approved at the United Nations.
What is it like living near the UK's longest-running roadworks?
Decade-long delays to work on a bridge have led to it jokingly being ranked a town's top attraction.
Can an LED face mask really transform your skin?
The at-home light therapy treatment is increasingly being seen as a must-have skincare accessory.
'We're a real risk': UK Eurovision stars promise not to shy away
Announced as the UK's entry, Remember Monday tell BBC Newsbeat they are feeling confident about their chances.
Legal challenge over Givan's integrated schools decision
Paul Givan decided that plans by Bangor Academy and Rathmore PS to become integrated should not proceed.
Can this man find a link to any Welsh person in 60 seconds?
Every week, Elis James tries to find a mutual connection with a random Welsh caller - in one minute.
Concerns women's equality is 'going backwards'
Three women who spoke with BBC Wales are concerned some people feel gender equality has gone too far.
Tesco trials giant trolley scales in Gateshead
Trolleys are weighed before checkout to identify any items customers might have missed or scanned twice.
Tesco trials giant trolley scales in Gateshead
Trolleys are weighed before checkout to identify any items customers might have missed or scanned twice.
Burial site revealed to be older than Stonehenge
The monument near Dorchester is redated to about 200 years earlier than previously thought.
Burial site revealed to be older than Stonehenge
The monument near Dorchester is redated to about 200 years earlier than previously thought.
Four sentenced over £200m money laundering plot
The case was one of the biggest of its kind in UK legal history, the Crown Prosecution Service says.
Reform UK refers MP Rupert Lowe to police
The party alleges the Great Yarmouth MP made "threats of physical violence" against its party chair.
Bulgarians guilty of spying for Russia in the UK
The spy cell undertook elaborate surveillance on people and places targeted by Russia.
MI5 probe of groomed girl continued until death
Rhianan Rudd took her own life five months after terrorism charges against her dropped.
