BBC News War in Ukraine

Syria, Ukraine and grain exports to be discussed on Putin's second foreign trip since the war began.

Zelensky has dismissed several security chiefs as he seeks to root out Russian influence.

Russian tennis player Daria Kasatkina criticises her country's attitude to homosexuality after coming out as gay and also calls for an end to the war in Ukraine.

The artwork was bought from a junk shop in St Petersburg in 1994 by a South Shields man.

Magala orphanage is caring for five times more children than in February and desperately needs help.

Olena Zelenska will address Congress in person on Wednesday, four months after her husband's virtual speech.

The Irish Minister for Integration said the people housed there would stay for a maximum of a week.

The channel was forced to close in March over its coverage of the war in Ukraine.

In a day of political and military manoeuvres, Ukraine faces both internal and external enemies.

Russian regulator says the content included "fake" reports that discredited Russia's military.

The AA motoring group says falling wholesale costs could lead to £10 off a tank within a fortnight.

The attack on Toretsk comes as Russia eyes the symbolically important eastern city of Sloviansk.

The Ukrainian president says there have been cases of treason in the two powerful agencies.

A Jersey charity says its second shipment of aid to Ukraine is making a difference.

Vitaliy Vrubel is making a model of Ernest Shackleton's Endurance for a Cornish museum, in his loft.

A Ukrainian foster family who were separated when Russia invaded spent months trying to reunite.

On the front line with a Donbas body collector and the Russian priest imprisoned for his war views.

Father Ioann has been held under new laws for criticising the war.