Russia has warned Britain it could face “consequences” over reports that British-made drones have been used by Ukraine in strikes deep inside Russian territory. Prime Minister Andy Burnham has rejected the warning, insisting the UK will continue supporting Ukraine. As tensions rise, here is what sparked the latest confrontation and what it could mean for Britain.

A TikTok creator has sparked debate after arguing that Nigeria deserves greater recognition for helping Africa gain global visibility, particularly through Afrobeats, film and culture. Speaking from her own experience as an African parent, Nana, known online as Tenara, praised Nigerian influence while acknowledging the wider contributions made by countries across the continent.

Popular BBC Radio 2 presenter Trevor Nelson has spoken publicly for the first time about a recent health battle, revealing that he was diagnosed with a brain tumour and underwent what he described as “very serious” surgery. The award-winning broadcaster, who has been absent from his weekday Radio 2 programme for nearly two months, returned to social media to update fans on his condition and reassure listeners that he is recovering well.

Former Love Island couple Lola Deal and Sean “Fitzy” Fitzgerald have left social media doing a serious double take after sharing a rather unexpected photoshoot.Lola posted a carousel of images featuring Sean on all fours while attached to a pink lead, as she posed behind him in jeans, a white vest and matching pink heels. Other shots see Lola crouching behind Sean while holding onto the lead, before one of the final pictures takes things a step further with Lola sitting on his back.

Students across the UK have been opening their long-awaited exam results, with A-Level results released last Thursday and GCSE results arriving today, August 20. For many young people, results day marks the end of months of exams, revision and anxious waiting, so naturally emotions have been running high.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly preparing to relocate to Britain with their two children later this month, six years after leaving the UK for the United States. The Sussexes are expected to settle outside London, while Archie and Lilibet are due to begin school in Britain in September, marking a significant new chapter for the family.