Western leaders say Russia's attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure are illegal, but what does the law say?

The EU regulation aims to limit the trade of products linked to deforestation worldwide.

The country is currently experiencing labour shortages in several industries, including childcare and IT.

President Emmanuel Macron welcomed the news saying the loaf was "250 grams of magic and perfection".

The Twitter boss says he met Apple's chief Tim Cook after he criticised the company.

Argentina comprehensively beat Poland to top their group as the former edged through in second place on goal difference.

Julie Davis tells the BBC she wants more information from the investigation to find her son, Levi.

Ukrainian embassies have been ordered to increase security after a security guard was injured.

The agreement is expected to improve cooperation on cyber security, AI and new technologies.

The "I Want To Live" project says it is getting up to 100 enquiries a day from invading troops.

As winter sets in, there are warnings that some communities cannot cope with more arrivals.

Millions of Ukrainians remain without power and water in freezing temperatures after Russian strikes.

Speaking in the Commons, Olena Zelenska compared Ukraine's plight to that of the UK during World War Two.

Residents say they are already struggling to cope with soaring energy prices and inflation.

Having females referees at the World Cup helps send a positive message over women's rights in Qatar, says Stephanie Frappart.

The EU's executive says Hungary needs to enact reforms before receiving EU budget and Covid funding.

In the Netherlands, the cost of living crisis has pushed up demand for refurbished second-hand bikes.

Chornobaivka has earned its status as one of the most important battlefields of the war.

A French team has decoded a letter from Charles V, revealing rumours of an assassination plot.

Heartbreaking accounts emerge of the last moments of victims of a landslide on the Italian island of Ischia.

A year after the deadliest migrant crossing in the Channel, families demand answers over what happened.

The coin bearing the name of Sponsian was considered apocryphal and had been locked away in a museum cupboard.

New Zealand's Jacinda Ardern and Finland's Sanna Marin gave pointed replies on gender and their roles.

Ukraine's First Lady Olena Zelenska speaks to UK lawmakers about the devastating war in her country.

The BBC's Mark Lowen surveys the damage to homes and cars after a mudslide on the Italian island.

Those missing are believed to be trapped under the mud.

Russia's UK ambassador is asked whether he accepts his country has committed war crimes in Ukraine.