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Shelling reportedly kills at least five in Kharkiv and air raid sirens are "near constant" in the east.

Mariupol defenders ignore Russian calls to surrender, as Kharkiv and other cities face more shelling.

There is ongoing unrest over a far-right group which burned a copy of the Quran, and planned to do so again.

PM Denys Shmyhal says the city has not fallen to Russian forces because of the determined defence.

While young Ukrainians have moved to safety, many older residents say they have no choice but to stay.

The Duke of Sussex reveals his son Archie would like to be a pilot at the event's opening at The Hague.

An 80km queue formed on the Polish border ahead of a deadline for Russian trucks to leave the EU.

A man who died after being attacked in the city centre on Friday is named locally as Alan Bourke.

Weeks after Russia's leader unleashed war on Ukraine, there is no sign yet of when it will end.

Shelly Wall phoned Ukrainian mum Mariya to offer her family a home in Cumbria.

Open-source evidence is increasingly used by the UN and war crimes investigators, says law professor.

Vineyards are moving further north, but new winemakers say they struggle to be taken seriously.

A few residents clear up after Russia's occupation, as Boris Johnson becomes persona non grata in Moscow.

Russia's defence ministry releases a video purportedly showing the crew of the Moskva in Sevastopol.

Russia says the Moskva sank after an explosion of ammunition, but Ukrainians say they hit it with missiles.