Rafael Nadal explains Miami Open decision as he looks to extend Slam record at French Open

Adil Ray and Dominic Raab shared heated exchange on GMB

Ukraine: Bob Stewart questions morale of Russian forces

Ukraine: Raab defends UK's policy on welcoming refugees

This Morning: New family the Christies to shake-up Outlander

Prince Andrew: Lorraine Kelly asks if Duke is ‘tone deaf'

BBC Breakfast's Dan Walker and Sally Nugent open the show

Russia: Putin using nuclear alert as a 'distraction' says Wallace

Harry and Meghan accept their award at the NAACP Awards

Killing Eve: Kim Bodnia on improvising with Jodie Comer

Lorraine Kelly on Ukraine invasion and Putin's appearance

Piers Morgan slams Prince Harry and Meghan's 'preaching'

Ukraine: Economic action means little to civilians says Garraway

Ukraine crisis: Joe Biden announces tougher sanctions on Russia

Netflix releases trailer for Ozark final episodes

The Blacklist returns on Friday on NBC

Jane McDonald says travel series is the 'best job in the world'

Rafael Nadal has explained his decision to withdraw from the Miami Open while in the middle of his Indian Wells campaign. The world No 4 narrowly avoided defeat to reach the last 16 at the BNP Paribas Open and will not be competing again until the clay season when his run in the desert ends. He became the first man to win a record 21st Major at the Australian Open and will now look to extend his lead to 22 at his most successful Grand Slam, the French Open.

Nadal is having a career-best start to the season, winning three of the tournaments he has completed and going unbeaten with 17-0 record for the year so far. After winning titles in Melbourne, the Australian Open and Acapulco, he is now set to take some time out after his current tournament in Indian Wells.

The Spaniard was withdrawn from the entry list for the