President Zelensky says he has "no doubts" that Ukraine wasn't behind a blast that killed two people.

The trial over the deaths of 298 people on board a jet shot down over Ukraine is finally ending.

Last night, a missile landed in Poland, killing two people - the BBC's open source investigations team has been searching for clues.

The reform would allow doctors to terminate a pregnancy if a mother's life or health were at risk.

Security staff are seen covering the camera as a TV 2 Denmark reporter tries to broadcast.

British or UK-based people perceived as "enemies of the regime" were targeted, the head of MI5 says.

Lemekhani Nyirenda's sister tells the BBC she wants to know why her brother was fighting for Russia.

Investigations continue into a missile blast in Poland and a Zambian family mourn a death in the war.

Authorities hope to reduce the number of accidents on Dutch roads involving people using the drug.

A 1930s painting by the Dutch artist has sold for $51m (£43m) in New York - a record for his work.

Putin ally Yevgeny Prigozhin says a defector to Ukraine died "a dog's death for a dog".

Ukraine tells UN climate summit it will use evidence of environmental crimes to sue Russia.

Almost nine months after Putin unleashed war on Ukraine, Russian forces have suffered repeated setbacks.

Since Russia's retreat from the region memes of the fruit have been widely shared online.

The BBC's Jeremy Bowen reports from the city newly liberated from Russian control.

Josh Pesticcio, 24, says he was "brutally attacked" by club doorman on the Spanish island of Majorca.

There is no silver bullet, the UK says - but resources on the French coastline are having some effect.

The African migrants living in squalor and picking produce for gangmasters in Italy.

The Italian PM called the French government "aggressive" after it criticised Rome's refusal to help.

Brazil have won football's biggest prize a record five times but still harbour their own stories of World Cup hurt.

Political tensions mean both nations have been shut out of the EU's prestigious Horizon programme.

President Macron said some troops would remain in the region, but under new arrangements.

Jens Stoltenberg tells the BBC "accidents happen" in war and emphasises the need for a measured approach.

They are able to visit their homes and see relatives for the first time since the Russian invasion began.

The Ukrainian president arrives in the city after months of Russian occupation.

Firefighters helped people who were trapped after heavy rain in Valencia.

Footage verified by the BBC shows an explosion on Ukraine's Nova Kakhovka dam.