Ukraine's leader tells the BBC that all European countries should have ended Russian energy imports.

Russia claims the Moskva sank after an explosion of ammunition, but the ship is thought to have been hit by Ukrainian missiles

A Ukrainian air defence officer tells the BBC: "Whoever dominates the air wins the war."

The two rivals for the presidency trade accusations after a woman is manhandled during the campaign.

A gang with links to far-right and anti-Covid groups wanted to overthrow democracy, say prosecutors.

Sanna Marin's comments came as a report warned Nato membership could increase tensions with Russia.

Clive Myrie visits the heavily fortified Situation Room - the HQ of the resistance against Russia's invasion.

Farmers say that if the war continues, they will only last for one more harvest before going bust.

How we verify social media posts from the war in Ukraine

After the discovery of the atrocities in Bucha, a massive operation to find the bodies began.

Ukraine says more than 6,000 such cases have already been opened - but Moscow denies the allegations.

The French cosmetics firm will keep its shops in Russia open but says it is "firmly committed" to Ukraine.

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

Aleksander Lesun won Olympic gold for Russia at the 2016 Rio Games. In February he decided never to represent the country again.

One liberal centrist, one far right - the two challengers offer very different ideas for the future.

"They'll accuse Russia of anything," says the widow of a Russian soldier killed in Ukraine.

The players of Ukrainian champions Dynamo Kyiv have had their lives turned upside down by war, but football is offering them hope.

There's mounting evidence that cluster weapons, which can cause heavy civilian casualties, are being used in this conflict.

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

Posts praising the Russian leader are being viewed by millions on the social network.

Ukraine's president says countries buying Russian oil are "making money out of blood".

Rescuers heard a puppy crying in the rubble and used their bare hands to find it.

Footage released by the Russian Ministry of Defence shows the extent of damage in the city.

Anna Foster is in Borodyanka showing the scale of damage left behind in the Kyiv region.

27-year-old Ludmyla Chyrkova struggled with her decision since leaving on the second day of the war.