The base is hit by blasts a week after a Ukrainian attack on another military airbase in Crimea.

One of the Britons, John Harding, could be sentenced to death by the Russian-backed court.

President Vladimir Putin made the comments in a letter sent to North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.

The surcharge will help energy companies cover the cost of replacing Russian supplies.

Scotland is the first country in the world to protect the legal right to sanitary products.

The drivers of two vehicles have been rescued after a bridge collapsed in the south of Norway.

Freya had to be euthanised because the public went too close to her, officials said.

The Luhansk base was targeted after a Russian journalist revealed its location online, Ukraine claims.

Ukraine hits Wagner mercenaries' secret HQ, and Russia says it will increase ties with North Korea.

The Moscow Exchange sealed off its markets in February when the country invaded Ukraine.

A decisive shift in southern Ukraine is unlikely in the coming months, says a top UK intelligence official.

President Zelensky says soldiers who shoot at the Zaporizhzhia plant will become "a special target".

Boris Mints calls Putin's invasion of Ukraine "vile", adding the war is a result of his "madness".

Moscow's occupation of the Zaporizhzhia site puts the entire region in danger, say foreign ministers.

A network of forest watchtowers in the first line of defence against wildfires in southern France.

The murder of a Nigerian vendor has shaken a community in Italy, writes Ismail Einashe.

Baz Bedrossian came to London with his family as a refugee after the second Turkish invasion of Cyprus.

A company in Norway has developed an innovative "kite" that turns wind into electricity.

"We've never known a summer like this," says the mayor of one town threatened by wildfires.

The corner of Tuscany where they have been honouring their culinary links to Scotland for decades.

In June 1973, the nightclub Pacha opened in Ibiza and it changed the island forever.

Video footage shows people running from the huge blast, which killed at least three people.

Authorities suspect a toxic substance is to blame, but the cause of the mass death is still unknown.

One person died and dozens were injured as winds topping 80 km/h (50 mph) were recorded in the region.

Two sisters are among five women from Afghanistan's national cycling team now training in Italy.

Firefighters continue to try to extinguish the wildfire raging through the Gironde region.