For those escaping besieged Mariupol, the suffering is far from over, especially for their children.

A BBC team witnesses utter devastation in the town of Bucha, after Russian soldiers pulled out.

Near-complete results show Viktor Orban has won a fourth term in Hungary's election by a landslide.

EU hearts will sink as "illiberal democrat" Viktor Orban wins another term, Katya Adler writes.

The father of 31-year-old Maksim Iovenko describes how his son and family ended up on a deadly stretch of highway outside Kyiv.

Projected results from Serbia's elections suggest Aleksandar Vucic has won a comfortable victory.

Airlines cancel scores of flights due to Covid as UK airports struggle and Eurotunnel warns of three hour delays.

Iryna Kostenko tells the BBC's Jeremy Bowen how Russian soldiers killed her 27-year-old son and took over her home.

Four women who shared viral videos of Ukraine before the war speak to the BBC about those memories.

The discovery of bodies scattered along a street in a Ukrainian town has sparked horror.

The mother of five-year-old twin boys describes how she tried to protect as their house was bombed.

A spokesman for Ukraine's President Zelensky describes the discovery of mass graves.

For the first time since 2010, Hungary's prime minister faces a real fight for election victory.

The 331st Guards Parachute Regiment based in Kostroma, Russia, has lost many soldiers in Ukraine.

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

Twelve candidates are campaigning for the top job in France's presidential elections next month.

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

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

British-Zimbabwean student Korrine Sky documented her escape from Ukraine on her mobile phone.

Residents who have escaped the besieged city are trying to leave behind memories of its destruction.

In pictures: How Russia's invasion has devastated some of Ukraine's churches and synagogues.

BBC reporters Jenny Hill and Orla Guerin - on the ground - answer your questions about the war in Ukraine.

The European Union is investing billions of euros in developing a world-beating chip industry.

Hundreds of migrants, many of them minors, are ending up in prison in Italy charged with trafficking.

The ICRC is worried that its operations might be undermined by misinformation about its work.

The pre-taped message played ahead of a performance by Ukrainian musicians who had fled the country.

The social media-friendly Ukrainian governor Vitaliy Kim overslept while his office was destroyed.

Olena Selichzianowa says she pulled her twin boys beneath her to protect them from flying shrapnel.

Smoke is seen after explosions are heard in the strategic southern port city of Odesa on the Black Sea coast.

The BBC's Jeremy Bowen reports on the growing evidence of civilian killings in Bucha, near Kyiv. His report contains some distressing images.