
'The clock is ticking': Bomb threat prompts broadcaster evacuations
Dozens of flights have been grounded across Europe in a week of threats.
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NY Times: Removing sanctions would undo years of effort to put pressure on Russia.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused Washington of throttling Starlink and failing to warn Kyiv.
Russia and Ukraine both said they would cooperate on the truce.
Around £65bn of UK economic activity depends on subsea cables.
Two people were killed and more than 30 wounded in Kyiv, city authorities said.
The Kremlin said trilateral talks could resume in mid-November.
Overseas buyers of $5m-plus properties fear they could face double taxation.
Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth has neither approved nor formally rejected the transfers.
New York Times: Zelenskyy said US moves appeared designed to make Ukraine capitulate.
Kyiv says it received no early warning before the latest Russian strikes.
Trump also waived sanctions mandated by legislation named for Lindsey Graham.
Half the public would not go to war for Britain in any circumstances.
British satellite companies have been enlisted to patrol Earth's orbit for hostile tech.
The Pope is still in hospital recovering from a lung cancer operation.
The US threatened to withdraw intelligence-sharing if strikes continued.
Changes to the Starlink system came without warning and have affected Ukraine's defence.
New York Times: Earlier this year, Russia was in a bind. Then Donald Trump came calling.
The US could also stop sharing intelligence to end its attacks on Russian oil refineries.
The Kremlin says Putin would halt fire only on Ukraine’s election day.
The British Government says an assessment found Russia interfered in the 2016 vote.
Russia has not commented on Trump's claim, while Ukraine expressed 'surprise'.
The senators say Congress explicitly banned Russian energy imports in 2022.
Zelensky said the truce was 'news for me' and asked when it would begin.