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13.03.2024 21:41 A far-left activist group took responsibility for the fire, which left the plant without power for nearly a week.

13.03.2024 16:21 The textbook will be part of a subject taught by former soldiers in Russia and occupied Ukraine.

13.03.2024 16:21 She is the world's most listened-to French female singer, but should Aya Nakamura perform at the Games?

13.03.2024 07:01 The bloc's foreign policy chief says not enough aid is getting in because land routes are being closed off.

13.03.2024 07:01 Pro-Russian officials - backed by armed men - are urging people in occupied Ukraine to vote.

12.03.2024 16:30 Russian rebel forces claim villages in Kursk and Belgorod areas - Moscow says the attacks failed.

12.03.2024 16:30 Zaniar Matapour pleads not guilty to terror charges after two people were shot dead in 2022.

12.03.2024 11:00 The BBC meets the drone operators helping to resist Russia's attempts to dominate the Black Sea.

12.03.2024 11:00 Andrew Tate and his brother "categorically reject" the sexual offence charges they are accused of.

12.03.2024 11:00 The charity ship Open Arms is to deliver 200 tonnes of food to the Strip as part of a new aid corridor.

12.03.2024 11:00 World number one Novak Djokovic is beaten by 20-year-old lucky loser Luca Nardi in the third round at Indian Wells.

12.03.2024 06:30 Korean media report the man is a religious worker who was detained in January in Russia's far east.

12.03.2024 01:50 The papal nuncio was called in after the Pope said Kyiv should "have the courage to raise the white flag".

11.03.2024 20:20 Ukraine's president says best documentary winner 20 Days In Mariupol "shows truth about Russian terrorism".

11.03.2024 20:20 Sanjay Shah is one of nine people accused of defrauding Denmark through tax evasion and avoidance schemes.