At least two people have been killed in Russian overnight attacks
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Biggest concerted action against Russian intelligence since Cold War
More than 100 Russian diplomats expelled following Skripal poisoning
Diplomatic row shows no sign of calming three weeks after poisoning
The diplomatic row between the UK and Russia shows no sign of being resolved as the Kremlin makes counter-claims against UK allegations
Russia defiant as its diplomats arrive home
Russia is defiant as the 23 of its diplomats expelled by the UK arrive back in Moscow. The Ambassador even suggests the UK may be in breach of its international obligations.
Car recovered in Skripal poisoning case
Police have recovered a car near Salisbury in the UK. The vehicle is thought to have been used to collect poisoning victim Sergei Skripal's daughter Yulia from the airport on 3 March.
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Video showing Putin projected onto UK Foreign Office is a fake, govern
A video purporting to show Vladimir Putin's face being projected onto the British Foreign Office in London on the night of the Russian elections is fake, according to the UK government.
EU offers UK 'unqualified solidarity' after poison attack
Show of support comes as Kremlin tells Britain to back up its assertions or apologise over the poisoning of a Russian double agent and his daughter
Russia - West confrontations 'will continue', political analyst says
Vladimir Putin operates a concept of Russia being under constant attack and constantly defending itself, according to Andrei Kolesnikov
Skripal: Russia can ask for an inquiry over its toxin fears
A leading chemical weapons expert says if Russia is concerned that the nerve agent used in the Salisbury spy attack may have been produced in the UK, it can ask the OPCW to launch an investigation.
Was the Salisbury spy toxin from the UK?
That is the claim from Russia's Ambassador to the EU, Vladimir Chizhov.
Boris Johnson: ‘overwhelmingly likely’ that Putin ordered spy attack
The British foreign secretary’s comments follow the UK government's earlier conclusion that Russia is to blame for the nerve agent attack on ex-spy Sergei Skripal.
Labour’s Corbyn warns UK government on blaming Russia for spy attack
The UK opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn condemns the Salisbury nerve agent attack but warns that “rushing” ahead of the evidence in blaming the Russian state could bring a “new cold war”.
Litvinenko widow criticises May over Skripal
Prime Minister Theresa May told parliament Britain would expel 23 Russian diplomats