Good evening. Labour will give people the legal right to work from home, despite growing fears that Britain’s low productivity is undermining the economic recovery. We also have the latest Eurovision news, as Downing Street said Rishi Sunak was “disappointed” by a decision to block Volodymyr Zelensky from speaking at the song contest

The policy to make flexible working the default option is included in a long list of proposals being formally considered for the party’s election manifesto which has been leaked. 

The approach is a marked contrast with the Conservative Party’s position, with successive Tory prime ministers trying to tempt people back into the office after the pandemic. 

Our Political Editor Ben Riley-Smith has more details on the key line in the leaked document.

Russia has said it faced Ukrainian attacks along a 60-mile stretch of the front near the besieged city of Bakhmut on Thursday. The Russian defence ministry said up to 40 tanks and more than 1,000 Ukrainian servicemen were involved in the “offensive operations”. 

In today's Defence in Depth video analysis, Dominic Nicholls explains why Putin's army is making a mockery of three key components of fighting power.

Rishi Sunak is “disappointed” by a decision to block Volodymyr Zelensky from speaking at the Eurovision Song Contest over fears his address could politicise the event. 

Amy Gibbons reports that the Prime Minister believes it would be fitting for the Ukrainian president to make an appearance at Saturday’s grand final in Liverpool as the “values and freedoms” he is fighting for are “fundamental” rather than political.

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