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Rebel Wilson made an assured hosting debut while West Side Story stars showed solidarity with Ukraine.

Benedict Cumberbatch wears a Ukraine badge to the ceremony and says he hopes to take in a refugee.

Iraqi officials reject Iran's claim that it hit an Israeli facility near the US consulate in Irbil.

The ban on Russian oil exports is causing prices to surge, and leaders are revisiting some awkward friendships.

Parents seeking gender transition for their children may not be investigated for so-called abuse.

It comes after the BBC is shown a letter which also claims "gay affection" is cut from Pixar content.

Western allies also say they plan to revoke Russia’s status as an equal trade partner.

The BBC finds no evidence for Russian claims that Ukraine is developing biological weapons with US support.

But US is wary of sending military aid to Ukraine for fear it's seen as direct involvement in war.

A jury has sentenced the US actor for lying about being the victim of a racist, homophobic attack.

The US says the two recent tests were a 'serious escalation' and vows to further sanction N Korea.

A Chicago judge told Jussie Smollett that he has "turned his life upside down" with the hoax.

What started as a bid to raise a few funds for Ukrainian relief, led to a viral, rocket-armed saint.

The cost of living in the US is rising more rapidly than it has in 40 years, latest figures show.

President Putin has for years warned Russia's richest to protect themselves against sanctions.

The bizarre case of a man arrested in a Glasgow hospital accused by the US of being a fugitive.

Ryan Coogler was arrested trying to withdraw money from his own bank account in Atlanta, Georgia.

Guy Reffitt was convicted of taking part in the 6 January riots, in part due to testimony from his own son.