Major outposts in the north still under Ukrainian control despite overnight shelling by Russia.

"Would never do" isn't a phrase that applies to Vladimir Putin, the BBC's Steve Rosenberg believes.

The man told a judge in Majorca that he had wanted to retaliate for the invasion of Ukraine.

The Russian currency plummeted 30% against the US dollar after Western countries imposed new sanctions.

Germany's new chancellor announces a massive increase in military spending as anti-war crowds gather.

Ukraine says more than 200 civilians have been killed. Children have been caught up in the violence.

Local officials say the city, home to 1.4 million, is now rid of Russian troops after fierce clashes.

Russian planes will now be unable to land in, take off from or fly over any EU nation.

The EU is sending arms to Ukraine and banning Russian flights. Here's what you need to know after Day Four of the war.

The president blames "unfriendly" Western actions towards Russia following its invasion of Ukraine.

Norwegian energy giant Equinor also says it will start to divest its joint ventures in Russia.

On the Polish border, the BBC meets women whose families had to split because of the war.

The EU says it will begin shipping arms to Ukraine, the first time it has done so in a conflict.

Russia launched its attack on Thursday and troops are now in northern districts of the capital Kyiv.

What you should know about the reasons given for Russia's military assault on Ukraine.

Western nations are debating how far they should support a possible Ukrainian insurgency.

Ukraine's president had no experience of politics when when elected in 2019, but has emerged as a convincing war leader.

Some Russian banks will be banned from the Swift financial network but what impact will this have?

Patriotic Ukrainians know they will face Russian soldiers soon - and are preparing for the day.

The gloves are off - so what might happen next? What can the West do to deter Vladimir Putin?

The Dane will become the first Premier League player to appear with an ICD fitted, on Saturday.

Zhanna Gavrilenko spoke to the BBC's Mark Lowen near the Ukrainian-Polish border.

Thousands of Ukrainian citizens are volunteering to fight, including many with no military experience.

From London to Buenos Aires, thousands are gathering to protest Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

The BBC's Sarah Rainsford visits Dnipro, where women are making Molotov cocktails to defend the city.

Fergal Keane described the scenes from a packed platform, as a mother and child are caught in the crush.