He headed a unity government for 18 months, but three parties refused to back him in a key vote.

The men had all been wounded recently during the Valencia region's annual festival.

William Burns said there was no evidence to suggest rumours of Putin's ill health were true.

Moscow has in effect weaponised gas exports, so Germany is having to restart old coal-fired power stations.

Only one councillor votes to change the sign, which honours fascist leader Monsignor Jozef Tiso.

The struggle in Hungary and Romania to transport and store Ukrainian grains amid Russia's blockade.

Baghdad blames its neighbour for the attack near the two countries' border in which children died.

Countries urged to cut use by 15% until March, with the target becoming mandatory if Russia halts supplies.

For Russia, the Tehran summit was an opportunity to try to show it still has friends and influence.

The channel was forced to close in March over its coverage of the war in Ukraine.

In a day of political and military manoeuvres, Ukraine faces both internal and external enemies.

The attack on Toretsk comes as Russia eyes the symbolically important eastern city of Sloviansk.

For those on the front line of Russia's war in Ukraine, the personal toll is unbearable.

The Ukrainian president says there have been cases of treason in the two powerful agencies.

Heatwaves, wildfires, floods and droughts highlight how extreme weather is linked to climate change.

An MEP warns of "serious consequences" if the UK breaches the Brexit deal for Northern Ireland.

Our correspondents in Spain, Portugal and France report on the wildfires ablaze across the continent.

Only three people survived, including the captain and his nephew, when a Galician fishing boat sank.

A Ukrainian foster family who were separated when Russia invaded spent months trying to reunite.

Liza was one of three children killed in the attack on Vinnytsia, far from the front line.

In a passionate speech, Olena Zelenska asks for more help in fighting the war against Russia.

The Greek fire service says nearly 500 firefighters have been deployed to tackle the blaze.

They are raising funds to repair their block, which was one of the first civilian targets hit by a Russian rocket.

Angel Martin Arjona had been digging a trench to stop a fire from reaching Tábara, northwestern Spain.

Fires could be seen raging on both sides of the track in the Spanish province of Zamora.