What's happening in Europe?
United Kingdom
The Guardian's front page features several major international news stories, with the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and a missile attack in Saudi Arabia taking prominence. Domestic UK news is less prominent, with a story on police hiring and a piece on dementia vaccinations.
Ukraine claims Russia attacked power plants, including one in Kyiv, despite US President Donald Trump announcing an 'energy ceasefire'. The Kremlin has not confirmed any such deal.
Saudi authorities report that an unidentified projectile struck King Khalid airport in Riyadh, killing one person and injuring 11, amidst escalating Houthi attacks.
Mark Rowley states that cultural debates will not prevent him from increasing the number of ethnic minority police officers.
The article explores the reasons behind the increased demand for the shingles vaccine.
A personal account of how a couple dealt with the aftermath of a severe sexual assault.
Aides to Roman Abramovich are accused of falsifying information.
Andy Burnham is reportedly set to encourage Members of Parliament to adopt and fully embrace Brexit.
