Millions are at risk as winter sets in as many are without power, a WHO official warns.

Kosovo agrees to delay issuing fines for Serbian licence plates, but there is no sign of a deal.

The men are accused of buying luxury cars after getting people to buy into fraudulent crypto mining.

France manager Didier Deschamps says there is no anxiety within his side's camp at the World Cup, despite the withdrawal of several of key players.

The European Space Agency is considering the 'Solaris Initiative' plan to collect solar energy in orbit and beam electricity back to Earth.

Kherson starts its long healing process - though Russian forces are only a few miles away.

Operation Claw-Sword targeted sites in Syria and Iraq a week after a deadly bombing in Istanbul.

Late goals give the Netherlands an important victory in their World Cup opener against Senegal in Group A.

After the recent bombing in Istanbul, Turkish retaliatory air strikes on Kurdish targets have left a population on edge.

The head of the nuclear watchdog issues an urgent plea after new blasts near the Zaporizhzhia plant.

Former world number one Novak Djokovic beats Casper Ruud to win a record-equalling sixth ATP Finals.

The key city is occupied by Russia - but the exiled Ukrainian mayor is still making plans.

The UK prime minister has travelled to Ukraine for the first time since taking office.

Crowds gather on a bridge to welcome the train as families reunite after months apart.

Reducing electricity use is crucial, head of Ukraine's biggest private energy firm tells the BBC.

Although their city is no longer occupied, Ukrainians like Lubov are still having to hide from shelling.

Artur and Denys bring dignity to victims of the war - both friend and foe.

The Kremlin critic is accused of being an "egregious offender" and moved ahead of a family visit.

The US basketball player is being held in a remote jail 500km (310 miles) south-east of Moscow.

At least seven are killed in a new Russian missile barrage, days after an even bigger bombardment.

Russia hits energy facilities again, as a Moscow-backed group is found guilty of downing a jet in 2014.

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

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has crystallised the need for clean, renewable energy in Germany.

Artan tells the BBC he spent thousands crossing the English Channel, only to be deported back to Albania.

A Dutch trial finds a missile supplied by Russia killed 298 people on board MH17 over Ukraine in 2014.

The BBC speaks to people held by Russians in Kherson, as reports of atrocities emerge from the city.

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

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

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

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 unusually bright meteor - called a bolide - belongs to an annual shower called the northern Taurids.

The British prime minister has reiterated the UK's support for Ukraine on a visit to the country.

The footage shows the anonymous British artist working around Kyiv - but never reveals his face.

Video shared on social media shows a driver narrowly avoiding being hit by an explosion in Dnipro.

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