The Ukrainian president gives his latest address standing next to the wreckage of a destroyed drone.

Russia's president says the West is unable to stay in charge, but is "desperately trying" to cling on.

Among those injured in the attack near Milan was Pablo Marí, a footballer on loan from Arsenal.

Santiago Sánchez was hiking from Madrid to Qatar, but is now believed to be in a Tehran jail.

Bathers enjoy water temperatures of up to 21C on the French Riviera as October ends with a mild spell.

A controversial law preventing sharing information about gay people with children is set to apply to all.

The Department of Foreign Affairs ordered closure after pressure from a human rights group.

The world is watching the looming midterms after top Republicans said they may rethink Ukraine aid.

The statues were torn down in response to a law that prohibits totalitarian regimes.

The new PM has not matched a Liz Truss target to spend 3% of national wealth on defence.

The government insists an oligarch's luxury yacht can dock, but Cape Town's mayor wants to block it.

Russia is sending thousands more troops to Belarus. Is the country going to join the war in Ukraine?

The exercises come as Russia makes unsubstantiated claims that Ukraine plans to use a "dirty bomb".

Relations between France and Germany are strained as the two countries pull in different directions.

A BBC investigation finds evidence that Russian forces deliberately destroyed a pipeline to Mykolaiv.

It's notoriously hard to get new laws passed in the US - could the Swiss teach the US how?

The alleged rape and murder of 12-year-old Lola by an illegal migrant has inflamed French politics.

Russia is telling the United Nation that Ukraine plans to use a "dirty bomb" in its own territory.

In the middle of an energy crisis, giant ships full of liquefied natural gas are waiting off Europe's coast.

As Ukraine retakes territory, villagers tell the BBC about their precarious life under Russian rule.

Child migrant Michael Goodwin never knew his mother - a German Jew - spent her life looking for him.

In April 1945, the BBC’s Richard Dimbleby was the first reporter to enter the liberated Belsen concentration camp. 

Dr Oksana Leontieva was going to work after leaving her son at nursery when she was killed in Kyiv.

The commander of Russian forces in Ukraine appears to admit difficulties in occupied regions.

The family of Leonid Yevseyev, a Ukrainian prisoner of war, still hope for his safe return.

This young man calls the Ukraine invasion a 'war against our own people'.