Europe

Officials say Russia has been launching artillery attacks from the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.

Ukrainian troops are attempting to retake the southern city of Kherson as fighting continues in the east.

Amanda Todd took her own life weeks after posting a video in which she detailed her harassment online.

Weeks of baking heat have caused big problems for Europe's food producers and river traffic.

Meltwater flows from the glaciers, which may be set for their highest mass losses in 60 years.

Russian weapons could be permanently degraded by tougher export controls in the West, a think tank says.

António Guterres says inspectors must be given access to the site, after it was shelled at the weekend.

Extreme drought and historic heat have caused the River Po's water levels to drop dramatically.

As worldwide sales of the algae soar, the European Union wants to establish giant seaweed farms.

The visibly malnourished all-white beluga has been stuck 70km north of Paris since at least Tuesday.

Four vessels leave Ukrainian ports via a safe maritime corridor set up under a deal with Russia.

As England celebrate their Euros win, the women of Mariupol FC in Ukraine simply dream of playing again.

The US says it has a "serious proposal" for Moscow that would secure the release of the basketball star.

Sleep is near impossible in Mykolaiv, the southern port under almost constant Russian attack.

After fleeing the war in Ukraine, Anastasia and her family have been provided with a new home in Oxford.

A volcano erupts near Iceland's capital Reykjavik spewing lava and smoke.

A BBC investigation links a little-known type of company to fraud, terrorism and money laundering.

The controversial Hungarian leader will be warmly received when he addresses US Republicans.

Serbs have been demonstrating in Kosovo, raising fears of renewed ethnic hostilities.

Psychologists in Bucha are working to help children understand the Ukraine war.

The Razoni is the first cargo ship to have left a Ukrainian port since February.

One of Ukraine's richest men and his wife die in a bombardment of the southern city of Mykolaiv.

Sarah Rainsford meets the underground partisans resisting Russian occupation in southern Ukraine.

The red carpet was laid out for Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov during his four-nation tour.

The government's campaign urges women worried about their bodies to go to the beach.

Many countries are heavily dependent on Russian energy and will need to find new suppliers.

The BBC hears from some of those involved in a fatal crash caused by a lorry driver using his phone.