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Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky hails the decision as "a victory" for his country and Europe.

Prosecutors said the suspects intended to store weapons in Berlin for possible use in an attack.

Mr McGonigal is accused of trying to help a Russian oligarch get off a sanctions list.

Novo Nordisk has become one of Europe’s most valuable companies due to their weight-loss drugs.

The BBC visits a front line where ammunition is low and hears troops' fears of wavering Western support.

The body of Irakli Kapanadze was found outside the Cedar Court Hotel in Wakefield, an inquest hears.

The four-hour TV extravaganza was inescapable, writes BBC Russia Editor Steve Rosenberg.

Monique Olivier apologises to the family of Estelle Mouzin, aged nine, who was kidnapped in 2003.

Emmanuelle Debever, who alleged she was sexually assaulted, died after being found in the Seine.

Russia's leader holds his first major news conference since his full-scale invasion of Ukraine began.

If Ukraine is to get anything out of an EU leaders' summit, it will need the backing of Hungary's PM.

The platform is released five months after it debuted in the UK, US and other parts of the world.

Albania's top court suspends a deal signed between the two countries last month pending a further hearing.

While domestic economy has slowed there is still a relatively robust degree of growth, says the ESRI.

Thomas Bach says Ukraine is "one war among 28 wars and conflicts going on this world".