Symeon Brown , News Correspondent

Energy bills are set to go up by more than £800 this autumn – as the regulator warned that the price cap is likely to hit £2,800 in October.

The Ukrainian government has insisted it won’t agree to any ceasefire with Russia that involves giving up territory – even though President Zelenskyy has acknowledged that the situation in the East of his country remains “extremely difficult.”

Monkeypox is not a sexually transmitted disease, but the fact that it is spread from person to person by close physical contact means that a current outbreak in the UK has already led some sexual health clinics to restrict access.

11 new cases of monkeypox have been confirmed in the UK, and today France, Germany, Belgium and Australia confirmed their first cases too. 

After weeks living in conditions described as a living hell under constant bombardment in the freezing, dark basement below the Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol – the first group of civilian evacuees are due to arrive later tonight in Ukrainian controlled territory.  

A group of civilians are on their way to Ukrainian-controlled territory after an operation led by the United Nations and the Red Cross to evacuate them from the besieged Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol.

Vladimir Putin’s famous long table made a reappearance as the UN secretary general met the Russian leader for talks in the Kremlin, to discuss the prospect of peace in Ukraine. 

The streaming giant Netflix says it is losing subscribers for the first time in a decade – and could even consider running adverts.

John Boyega is back in the UK to promote the Create Next film project, which aims to help make opportunities for Black filmmakers here.

Ali Harbi Ali had staked out a number of MPs, including the cabinet minister Michael Gove, but had in his words “bottled it” when it came to carrying out his plan to kill one. 

Today’s key development in Ukraine – establishing ten humanitarian corridors to get people out who are trapped under desperate fighting conditions.

June Brown – better known as Dot Cotton, the chain-smoking doyenne of EastEnders’ Albert Square – has died at the age of 95. 

The return of the Partygate scandal and Boris Johnson is hosting what’s being described as a “team bonding dinner” with Tory MPs tonight at a central London hotel.

The boss of P&O ferries has admitted the company broke the law by sacking 800 workers without consultation, saying “no union would accept our proposal”.

The Old Bailey has heard that an alleged Islamist terrorist posed as a potential constituent and made an appointment before murdering MP David Amess.