Russia advised its citizens to think carefully before travelling to Britain, warning they could fall victim to official harassment

Britain and Russia lock horns as Moscow cuts UK diplomats

Aman Tuleyev, the longtime governor of Russia's Kemerovo region where a huge mall fire killed at least 64 people including 41 children last weekend, resigned today

Governor of Russia's Kemerovo resigns following mall fire

The Russian military claims to have successfully tested its latest intercontinental ballistic missile, 'Sarmat', which will replace the Soviet-designed 'Voyevoda'

Russia's new missile 'Sarmat' can hit target anywhere in the world

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The Russian foreign ministry said it had summoned the heads of missions from 23 countries to tell them that some of their diplomats had to leave

Russia expels diplomats from 23 countries as spy crisis escalates

France on Monday expelled four Russian diplomats as a part of solidarity with Britain over the spy row.Retired military intelligence officer Skripal, 66, and his daughter, Yulia, 33, were found slumped on a bench in Salisbury city centre on March 4

Russia to expel 4 French diplomats over spy row

As relations continued to deteriorate, Moscow also demanded an official explanation for the search of a Russian passenger plane in London on Thursday and said it could reserve the right to take similar action against British airlines in Russia.

UK-Russia standoff deepens as Moscow cuts UK diplomats

According to the British government, Skripal and his 33-year-old daughter were on March 4 exposed to a military-grade nerve agent in the British city of Salisbury. The father-daughter duo has since then been hospitalised in a critical condition

Skripal row: Niece of Ex-Russian spy's daughter to visit UK

During the day, Dutch ambassador Renee Jones-Bos had said that Russia has expelled two diplomats over the spy row.

After expelling Dutch diplomats, Russia orders 4 German diplomats to leave

News Brief: Big stories of the day

'What do you call a woman who slept with a man for 10 million dollars? She`s called a prostitute," Putin spokesman calls Weinstein accusers `prostitutes`said

Putin spokesman calls Weinstein accusers 'prostitutes'

More than 150 Russian diplomats have been ordered out of the US, EU members, NATO countries and other nations in a coordinated action against Moscow.

Spy poisoning row: Britain has one month to reduce diplomatic presence, says Russia

President Vladimir Putin's spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told journalists 'Russia did not unleash any diplomatic war' adding 'Russia never initiated any exchange of sanctions'

President Putin still favours mending ties with other countries despite expulsion of diplomats: Kremlin

The rebels left on Wednesday, Russia's defence ministry said Thursday

Russia says nearly 5,300 rebels have left Syria's Ghouta for Idlib: Reports

A Russian law enforcement committee which is running an investigation into the Yulia Skripal poisoning

Russia sends request to Britain, wants to help in investigation into Yulia Skripal poisoning

Moscow's spy services still use the cover of embassies and consulates, as Washington does, the officials said

Fewer Russian spies in US but getting harder to track

The two sides drew 1-1. (Italy, remember, is not going to the World Cup)

World Cup friendlies: Late Italy penalty takes wind out of England's sails

London and its allies have blamed Moscow citing the use of a Soviet-designed nerve agent Novichok

Britain shared 'unprecedented' intelligence over spy attack

The visit, confirmed by China and North Korea, was Kim's first foreign trip since taking office in 2011

China and North Korea confirm Kim Jong Un visited Beijing

England striker Jamie Vardy believes the use of Video Assistant Referee (VAR) leaves players and fans with little idea of "what is going on"

Video Assistant Referee confuses players and fans: Jamie Vardy

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan signalled Turkey has no plans to follow its NATO and EU allies in expelling Russian diplomats following a spy poisoning in Britain blamed on Moscow, in comments published on Wednesday

Turkey won't act against Russia 'based on allegation': Erdogan

'This jersey deserves a little more respect. That's why I'm overjoyed about winning against a big opponent,' says Brazilian defender Thiago Silva

World Cup friendlies: Brazil restored pride by beating Germany

The alleged poisoning triggered a diplomatic row between London and Moscow with tit-for-tat expulsions of diplomats on both sides.

Attack on ex-spy in UK: US, Europe expel over 100 diplomats, Putin expected to react soon

Speaking to senior cabinet members in London on Tuesday, May said countries had acted against Russia not just out of solidarity but because they recognised the threat it posed

Theresa May calls for 'long-term response' to Russia after spy poisoning

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