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Revelations of atrocities have added impetus to calls for further measures against Russia's economy.

The UK foreign secretary says sanctions on Russia must go further, after "appalling acts" in Ukraine.

Russia called footage of bodies in Bucha 'staged' but its evidence for this does not stack up.

Olena Florek from Stafford is trying to help her brother and parents leave war-torn Ukraine.

Twelve candidates are campaigning for the top job in France's presidential elections next month.

Ukraine's president says Borodyanka may have suffered more than other towns abandoned by Russian troops.

The couple trafficked vulnerable Slovakian men to work in their car wash business in Bristol.

If Russia has carried out war crimes in Ukraine how could Putin or his army generals be prosecuted?

Counter-attacks by Ukrainian forces are successfully regaining territory as Russian forces refocus efforts on the east of the country.

Western nations have imposed severe sanctions on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.

One Welsh manufacturer says his company is now looking at other frying methods.

Mr Biden called the Russian leader "brutal" and said the killing of civilians in Bucha is "outrageous".

An issue with blood tests mean British families' new pets have been removed from their homes.

We Are Here: From Ukraine, shares stories of people who have sought refuge in other countries.

The Ukrainian leader is appearing at the UN Security Council for the first time since the war began.

New evidence of alleged Russian atrocities near Kyiv emerges on Day 40 of the Russian invasion.

The BBC sees further evidence of alleged atrocities in areas recently occupied by Russia.