Russia says the Moskva sank after an explosion of ammunition, but Ukrainians say they hit it with missiles.

The western city's mayor says the strikes show there are "no safe and unsafe locations" in Ukraine.

A Marine Le Pen victory in France would send shockwaves across the European Union, writes Jessica Parker.

French voters have a big choice to make on public services, immigration and foreign policy.

There have been clashes between police and people angry at a far-right group's plan to burn Qurans.

Discrimination and deprivation are among key factors in the struggles felt by the community in Ireland.

Intense shelling in Mykolaiv has forced many people to flee, leaving some elderly residents behind.

An 80km queue formed on the Polish border ahead of a deadline for Russian trucks to leave the EU.

While young Ukrainians have moved to safety, many older residents say they have no choice but to stay.

Berlin now has some hard decisions to make following years of dialogue and co-operation with Moscow.

Mariupol defenders ignore Russian calls to surrender, as Kharkiv and other cities face more shelling.

Russia's defence ministry releases a video purportedly showing the crew of the Moskva in Sevastopol.

Vineyards are moving further north, but new winemakers say they struggle to be taken seriously.

Russia has shifted most of the focus of its war to eastern Ukraine, aiming to "liberate" the region.

Weeks after Russia's leader unleashed war on Ukraine, there is no sign yet of when it will end.

One liberal centrist, one far right - the two challengers offer very different ideas for the future.

After the discovery of the atrocities in Bucha, a massive operation to find the bodies began.

Voters in France will go to the polls on 10 April to elect a new president.

"They'll accuse Russia of anything," says the widow of a Russian soldier killed in Ukraine.

There's mounting evidence that cluster weapons, which can cause heavy civilian casualties, are being used in this conflict.

Video released by Ukrainian officials show firefighters in the western Ukrainian city of Lviv.

Vitaly Shevchenko's family fled Ukraine with the help of two BBC audience members.

Prince Harry voices his support for Ukraine and applauded their attendance at the Invictus Games.

BBC reporter Dan Johnson describes seeing a missile strike in the Ukrainian city of Lviv.

Dmytro Kuleba told CBS’s Face the Nation Russian troops have “decided to raze the city to the ground".