At least three are reported killed in explosions in the city of Belgorod, near the border with Ukraine.

The Russian troop ship Saratov sank in a Black Sea port after a Ukrainian missile strike.

A number of teachers in Ukraine are educating their students online from the front line.

The sister of the only British victim of the Paris terror attacks reflects on the 10-month trial.

Andrea was medically evacuated to Spain as doctors in Malta could not terminate her pregnancy under the country's ban on abortion.

The on-court "circus" between Nick Kyrgios and Stefanos Tsitsipas spills into the Wimbledon interview room as the Australian denies his opponent's claim he is "a bully".

Republic of Ireland manager Vera Pauw says she was raped and sexually assaulted by three different men in Dutch football.

The Norwegian Coastguard came to the rescue after the whale got tangled.

While Ukraine considers the soup to be a national dish, Russia has repeatedly refuted the claim.

Russia and Ukraine have different claims of how many people have died in the conflict. The BBC explores the data.

Distraught medical students who fled Ukraine are told their distance-learning degrees are not valid.

Andrew Hill and aid worker Dylan Healy are understood to be under investigation as mercenaries.

Russia's president says it would be "disgusting" to see leaders who mocked his macho image strip off.

Russia claims it is a gesture of goodwill, but the withdrawal from a Black Sea rock is a big defeat.

Support for Russia's elite fighting force looks less certain as the regiment reappears in Ukraine.

Russian forces likely targeted the building knowing it was a shelter for civilians, the group says.

The move to Western equipment is increasingly important as Ukraine runs low on Soviet-era arms.

According to US intelligence assessments, Russia's invasion is likely to grind on for some time.

If convicted on drugs charges Brittney Griner faces up to 10 years in prison.

Rebecca writer Dame Daphne du Maurier discovered her apparent aristocratic past was not as it seemed.

More than 400 survivors and relatives gave evidence in the unprecedented trial that ended this week.

The BBC's Frank Gardner speaks to Nato leaders during the first summit since Russia invaded Ukraine.

In the thick of the Donbas battle, the paras regiment is trapped in a conflict that is costing many lives.

The 2015 Paris attacks left 130 people dead and some of the survivors have formed a unique bond.

It is a historic shift for the Nordic nations and Russia is vehemently opposed to the change.

A mooted new political club has been gaining traction among European leaders - but is it realistic?

Who could shine and which riders may spring a surprise? BBC Sport looks at the ones to watch at the Tour de France 2022.

Russia's government and its supporters online spread a number of false claims after the bombing.

After Russia's shock invasion of Ukraine, what issues are likely to dominate the Nato summit?

At least 23 migrants died on Friday when a crowd tried to cross into Spain's North African enclave.

About 11 million tonnes of plastic waste flows into the ocean each year, the UN says.

Couples tie the knot nine months after the country voted for marriage for all.

Russia's President Putin responds to G7 leaders who mocked his macho image earlier this week.

Survivors of the 2015 attacks spoke to the BBC after the sentencing of Salah Abdeslam and 19 others.

Military personnel from Ukraine are being trained in Salisbury Plain by British and New Zealand troops.