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

The nuclear watchdog says it regularly inspects sites linked to claims of a so-called dirty bomb.

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

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

Ukraine had suggested some Russian units were leaving Kherson, a city that fell early in the war.

Russian state TV suspends a famous presenter - but its anti-Ukrainian rhetoric continues.

Ukraine says Russia is beefing up its defence of Kherson, and Nato dismisses Russia's claim about a Ukrainian "dirty bomb".

Russia’s defence minister has made claims that Ukraine could explode a 'dirty bomb'.

The head of Russia's foreign intelligence service falsely accuses the West of nuclear war threats.

Ukraine's president says the attacks were on a "very wide" scale, but power was restored in many areas.

The Sukhoi Su-30 military plane was on a test flight when it came down in Irkutsk, authorities say.

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

Lloyd Austin spoke with his Russian counterpart Sergei Shoigu for the second time since the war began.

Russia has mobilised many thousands of men to fight in Ukraine. But Mikhail Ashichev refuses to go.

Politically active since she was a teenager, she has come to power partly by fortune.

Giorgia Meloni's promises to crack down on immigration concerns the African community living in Sicily.

The conflict has driven them closer together in a way which could impact the world beyond Ukraine.

With high energy prices and disrupted gas supplies, European nations consider more nuclear power plants.

Mutations that saved lives from the plague are causing auto-immune diseases today.

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'.