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The recent drone attack on the dome of the Kremlin Senate building could have been carried out from inside Russia, US experts have claimed.

President Vladimir Putin made a surprise weekend visit to the war-ravaged port of Mariupol, state media reported.

Xi Jinping's visit comes just three days after the ICC based in the Hague announced arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin over his invasion of Ukraine.

A leaked image of Vladimir Putin's mansion shows gilded chairs arranged around a glass table with a spherical chandelier— golden leaves hanging from the ceiling.

Russia defence chief inspects front line as Bakhmut battle rages

Igor Girkin, a former Russian intelligence officer criticised Russia's failure in Ukraine.

More than 18,000 offshore companies together hold almost 52,000 properties in England and Wales.

The latest wave of Russian attacks came as the Kremlin said it perceived the tanks "as direct involvement in the conflict".

The gathering organised by members of the communist party was monitored by the police but there were no immediate detentions.

Prince Michael of Kent was the first member of the royal family to learn Russian, of which he is a qualified interpreter.

Russian President Vladimir Putin's spokesperson has quashed claims that the former is preparing for a political exit early next year.

The news editor killed herself in front of the interior ministry office a day after police raided her home in connection with a criminal case linked to pro-democracy group Open Russia.

The accusations came even before the publication of a long-awaited British parliamentary report into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 Brexit vote.

The Kremlin has imposed a range of measures to protect Putin.

Johnson told the Kremlin chief that ties between Moscow and London would not return to normal until Russia ended its "destabilising" activities.

Russian interference in the upcoming 2020 presidential elections has drawn a backlash from Facebook.

Powerful parliamentary committee accused government of empty rhetoric after the poisoning of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal.

Moscow ignored a midnight deadline to explain how a nerve agent developed by the Soviet Union was used against Sergei Skripal, an ex-Russian agent.

Russian news agencies, controlled by the Kremlin, have denounced accusations by members of the UK government.

Historian Yuri Felshtinsky who wrote a book with murdered spy Alexander Litvinenko says the Kremlin would have been targeting Sergei Skripal for a long time.

The Kremlin said it had "no information" about what could have caused a former Russian double agent to collapse at a shopping centre in Salisbury.

Foreign office minister for cybersecurity Lord Ahmad has criticised Russian military for the NotPetya attack that crippled Ukraine and 64 countries.

Vladimir Putin's business ombudsman Boris Titov has revealed a list of rich Russians who fled to London but want to return to Russia.

A clampdown on Russian oligarchs in Britain has led many to ask the Kremlin if they can return to Russia without being arrested.

The Kremlin list to name and shame Russians with links with Vladimir Putin was binned for a Forbes list of the country's richest people, which includes Roman Abramovich.

President Vladimir Putin's spokesman affirms Washington's role will have no consequence on the presidential polls in March.

Russian opposition figure Alexey Navalny has been released after he was arrested in Moscow during a day of action calling for people to boycott the Russian elections.

Russian police raided opposition leader Alexei Navalny's office after he called for a mass protest against "thieves, bigots and perverts in power".

General Sir Nick Carter says Russia's military power is superior to Britain's as he makes the case for more funding. he will address the RUSI think tank in London.

Moscow residents received just six minutes of sunshine in December - the lowest total in recorded history.