Bitcoin has moved to $77,007 after trimming half a percent in the past hour. The move comes as traders position for the Asian week ahead with limited fresh catalysts on a quiet Sunday night. UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham will travel to Kyiv tomorrow on his first foreign visit, coinciding with Ukraine's 35th Independence Day. He will chair the first meeting of the UK-France coalition of the willing, accept an award on behalf of the British people, and join independence commemorations. Burnham said UK support for Ukraine will not waver, adding that Ukraine's security is our security and the friendship will outlast Russia's war. The trip follows intensified Russian strikes, including a shopping centre attack that killed at least 16, and comes as Kyiv escalates long-range drone and missile strikes on Russian oil refineries. Burnham is also expected to announce the declassification of information on UK components for the long-range Scalp missile, paving the way for potential local production in Ukraine. A devastating wildfire burning through Nevada is threatening Reno, forcing the evacuation of around 90,000 people after several homes and a hospital were ordered out. The human-caused blaze has left at least six people injured. Oil sits at $85.72. Gold hit $4,700 an ounce. And finally, children are not safe on the internet. The head of Britain's National Crime Agency has issued a stark warning, revealing there are now up to 900 reports of child abuse online every single day.
Condor Studio News · 11:00 PM Central · Aug 23, 2026.