Martin Harris, who grew up in Scotland, wore his family for his initiation into the role, which was admired by President Zelensky.

Martin Harris, who grew up in Scotland, wore his family for his initiation into the role, which was admired by President Zelensky.

Governor Oleksandr Prokudin speaks of ‘another terrible night’ after region is targeted 59 times in space of 24 hours

Drones and missiles keep Russian fleet at bay and supplies and trade flowing at ports

Explosion branded as ‘terrorist attack’ by Russian governor

Strike branded as ‘heinous crime intended to scare Ukrainians’

Massing of at least 70 freight cars at border ‘unprecedented’, says analyst group Beyond Parallel; four reported wounded in Russian attack on Odesa

‘Disturbed’ by the move, US denounces Moscow’s plans as endangering ‘the global norm’ against nuclear test blasts

Despite water shortages, losing loved ones, homes and crops, people affected by the collapse of ukraine's Kakhovka dam are determined to rebuild.

A precision missile strike kills 52 in Hroza affecting ‘every household’

Boy and his grandmother killed in Russian missile attack on block of flats in Kharkiv, hours after strike in regional village of Hroza that left 52 dead

Attack on village cafe kills dozens; how the war in ukraine gave the EU a newfound sense of purpose

A fifth of the residents of Hroza, in the northeastern Kharkiv region, are dead. Maira Butt speaks to to some of those who now have to deal with the pain and grief

Interior Minister Ihor Klymenko says every family in Hroza has been affected by Thursday's missile strike.

A Russian rocket blast reduced a village cafe and store in eastern ukraine to rubble on Thursday 5 October, killing at least 51 civilians - including a six-year-old boy - in one of the deadliest attacks in the war in months. Drone footage shows the a ...

ukraine claims a number of Moscow’s Iskander ballistic missiles have been fired in the last 24 hours

Ukrainian and Russian hacktivists tell the BBC they will comply with newly-created cyber-war rules.

Watch as EU leaders pose for a family photo in Granada, Spain, on Friday 6 October.

Russia using ground and air forces in eastern ukraine’s Lyman and Kupiansk region

War fatigue has set in – and nationalist populists are stoking cross-border enmity in a brutal campaign for re-election, say authors Karolina Wigura and Jarosław Kuisz