The early local elections, being held against the backdrop of a cost-of-living crisis, could have huge constitutional implications for the four-nation UK's future.

US intelligence has helped Ukraine kill Russian generals, even sink warship Moskva, say reports.

NATO membership being debated in parliament by all political parties, with decision likely on May 13, says Foreign Minister Ann Linde.

For centuries, coal has remained the primary energy source for industrial operations. As the Euro-centric model of progress and industry was replicated world over by countries that wanted their piece of the pie to ensure their development, coal was used (and mined) across the globe.

The Ukrainian president's office has also shared a video, where Pelosi and other US legislators can be seen in Kyiv.

The French interior minister Gerald Darmanin said at least 29 people were arrested during the protests. Clashes took place between the police and protesters at La Republique Square, reports said.

Ukrainian teams, UN working on evacuating more civilians from Azovstal plant, says President Zelenskyy.

The White House correspondents association dinner is held every year to celebrate reporters who cover the White House and it raises funds for scholarships. The gala this time was attended by the Secretary of State Antony Blinken including Biden's cabinet ministers and journalists from US networks.

Trump was asked whether he had told his supporters to beat people who throw a tomato at a rally in Iowa in 2016 to which Trump said: 'That was to the audience. It was said sort of in jest.'