Why this week is important for Ukraine's future

Country trio Remember Monday will be representing the UK at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2025.

The 88-year-old had not been seen or heard by the public since he was admitted to hospital on 14 February.

At least three people were injured when politicians clashed with security in a show of support for anti-government protestors.

Firefighters in the Czech Republic have been tackling a huge fire after a train derailed.

US President Donald Trump claims the US has outspent Europe on aid to Ukraine by over $200bn. BBC Verify's Nick Eardley fact-checks Trump's claims.

The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) is expected to become the second biggest force in the country.

Christian Democrats leader Friedrich Merz thanks those who placed their trust in the party and him.

Ihor Brusylo told the BBC's Jeremy Bowen that US President Donald Trump's stance on the war was "alarming".

A goat in Madrid was rescued by firefighters after it became trapped on a window sill of a tower block.

A Ukrainian audience member on BBC Question Time describes her family being divided following Russia's full-scale invasion in 2022.

The BBC's Analysis Editor Ros Atkins looks at why the US wants access to Ukraine's minerals.

The BBC asked the Russian ambassador if Zelensky standing down is among Russia's demands as a condition of peace.

European leaders met at the Elysee Palace in Paris on Monday for an emergency summit on Ukraine.

Danielle McLaughlin, 28, from County Donegal, was found dead in the western state of Goa in March 2017.

Drone footage shows plumes of smoke and molten lava spewing from Europe's most active volcano.

A look from the police cordon in Munich, after a car drove at a group of people, injuring at least 28.

The BBC's Defence correspondent breaks down a drastic shift in Washington's position on the war in Ukraine.

Speed limits on some roads in the Republic of Ireland will be reduced to 60km/h (37mph) on Friday.

After an election win which has been widely criticised as illegitimate, Alexander Lukashenko faced questions from the BBC's Russia editor Steve Rosenberg.

Holocaust survivors have been marking 80 years since the liberation of the Nazi concentration camp, Auschwitz.