- — 'He kept saying I'm a murderer': Polish doctor targeted for legal abortion
- Gizela Jagielska says she has received death threats after far-right MEP Grzegorz Braun came her hospital.
- — Five things you need to make it through a power cut
- People in Spain and Portugal tell us what got them through a day with no electricity.
- — Cash, tinned food and radio news: Making it through one of Europe's biggest ever power cuts
- People in Spain and Portugal tell us what got them through a day with no electricity.
- — Five things you need in case of a power outage
- People in Spain and Portugal tell us what got them through a day with no electricity.
- — Life inside Iraq's 'Forbidden Zone' controlled by Turkey
- Turkey has been building military bases on Iraqi territory, the BBC finds, raising fears of an occupation.
- — The TikTokers accused of triggering an election scandal
- The BBC speaks to Romanian influencers, implicated in the unprecedented cancellation of an EU election
- — Three people killed in shooting in Sweden
- The incident took place at a hair salon in the town of Uppsala, Swedish media report.
- — Three people killed after shooting in Sweden
- The incident took place at a hair salon in the town of Uppsala, Swedish media report.
- — Several reported dead after suspected shooting in Sweden
- The incident took place at a hair salon in the town of Uppsala, Swedish media report.
- — Man accused of Kim Kardashian Paris robbery 'regrets' $10m heist
- The reality star was tied up and robbed at gunpoint at a luxury Paris hotel in 2016.
- — Giro d'Italia dedicates final stage to Pope Francis
- The Pope will be remembered with a neutralised start in Vatican City on the final stage of this year's race.
- — Pope Francis to be remembered at Giro d'Italia
- The Pope will be remembered with a neutralised start in Vatican City on the final stage of this year's race.
- — Draper advances in Madrid as matches resume
- Jack Draper reaches the round of 16 at the Madrid Open after opponent Matteo Berrettini retires injured as play resumes following a power cut.
- — Malta's golden passport scheme breaks EU law, top court rules
- The scheme lets people become citizens after paying, buying or renting property of a certain value, and donating to charity.
- — Dimitrov beats Fearnley as matches resume in Madrid
- Grigor Dimitrov converts his third match point - over 24 hours after his first - to beat Britain's Jacob Fearnley and reach the Madrid Open quarter-finals.
- — How Spain powered back to life from unprecedented national blackout
- However diversified Spain's energy mix is, the blackout required an enormous effort to get back up and running.
- — Spain rules out cyber attack - but what could have caused power cut?
- The Spanish grid operator said the preliminary assessment suggests there was no cyber attack.
- — People cheer as power comes back on in Madrid
- Residents applauded as the lights came back on in Spain's capital, after a huge power cut brought the country to a standstill.
- — 'Everything went off': How Spain and Portugal's massive power cut unfolded
- Residents stuck on trains, phones not working, checkouts off: How a massive power cut caused chaos.
- — Spain and Portugal scramble to restore power as officials chase cause of outage
- Spain declares a national emergency as millions of people are left without power amid chaotic scenes.
- — Watch: Traffic chaos as Spain and Portugal face power outages
- From traffic lights turning off in Spain, to Metro stations plunged into darkness in Portugal - power outages have caused havoc.
- — Child damages €50m Rothko painting in Dutch museum
- It is not yet clear who will be held responsible for the cost of repairing Rothko's Grey, Orange on Maroon, No. 8.
- — Rosenberg: What's Putin trying to achieve by calling a three-day ceasefire?
- Vladimir Putin calls a three-day ceasefire in May, coinciding with events marking the 80th anniversary of World War Two's end.
- — Putin announces three-day Russian ceasefire in Ukraine from 8 May
- Ukraine calls for an "immediate" ceasefire of at least 30 days in response.
- — Police raids across France after wave of prison attacks
- Police make 25 arrests so far as officers target Paris, Marseille, Bordeaux and, the city of Lyon.
- — Conclave to elect new pope to begin on 7 May, Vatican says
- The closed-door meeting will begin in the Sistine Chapel and will involve some 135 cardinals from across the world.
- — Eighty years on, survivors and families remember horrors of Bergen Belsen
- 180 British Jews joined groups marking the liberation of the Nazi concentration camp in Germany.
- — Greenland not a piece of property, says PM after Trump threats
- Jens-Frederick Nielsen says the island must "stand together" with Denmark during a highly symbolic visit to Copenhagen.
- — Images of Pope Francis's tomb released
- The late pontiff was laid to rest in a private ceremony on Saturday following a public funeral at the Vatican on Saturday.
- — Russia claims it has regained full control of Kursk from Ukraine
- Ukraine denies Russian claims it has been forced out of the border region.
- — Trump questions Putin's desire for peace after meeting Zelensky at the Vatican
- The US president says he fears the Russian leader is "tapping me along" given Moscow's strikes on Kyiv earlier this week.
- — Watch: How the Vatican said goodbye to Pope Francis
- Hundreds of thousands of mourners gather in Rome to pay tribute to the late pontiff.
- — 'Something different in the air' as hushed Rome reckons with Pope's death
- Visitors have noticed a unique atmosphere at the Vatican in the days before Pope Francis's funeral and the conclave.
- — Pope saved my children's future by bringing us to Italy, says Syrian migrant
- In 2016, Pope Francis visited Lesbos and flew 12 migrants back to Italy on his plane - Wafaa Eid was one of them.
- — Pope Francis' funeral Mass details published in full
- The Vatican has released the order of service ahead of the funeral of Pope Francis on Saturday.
- — Warhol print accidentally thrown away by Dutch town hall
- A print of Queen Beatrix is among 46 artworks officials fear will never be recovered.
- — Watch: How previous Popes were laid to rest
- From Pius XII to Benedict XVI, the BBC looks back at video from papal funerals since 1958.
- — Thousands march through Auschwitz commemorating liberation
- Holocaust survivors were part of the crowds taking part in the annual 'March of the Living', 80 years after the camp was liberated.
- — Teenage girl killed in French school stabbing attack
- French President Emmanuel Macron praised the "courage" of the teachers who restrained the attacker.
- — Why Zelensky can't and won't give up Crimea
- Ukraine's leader has ruled out recognising Russian control of the peninsula as part of a Trump peace plan.
- — The church Pope Francis kept returning to - and chose as his final resting place
- The Pope would visit Santa Maria Maggiore whenever he returned to Rome and chose it as the site of his grave.
- — French PM stunned as daughter reveals she was abused at scandal-hit school
- Hélène Perlant alleges that a priest at Notre-Dame de Bétharram beat her at a summer camp when she was 14.
- — Who will be the next pope? Key candidates in an unpredictable process
- Several names are prominent as cardinals prepare to gather in the Vatican to elect Pope Francis' successor.
- — US intensifying bid to end Ukraine war - but chances of success remain unclear
- Negotiations are gathering pace but the proposals being put forward by Trump's team still have major gaps.
- — The record-breaking tunnel being built from Denmark to Germany
- The rail and road link will slash journey times between much of Scandinavia and continental Europe.
- — Watch: 'Our father has died' - World mourns for Pope Francis
- From mourners outside the Vatican to world leaders, tributes poured for Pope Francis who died aged 88.
- — Pope Francis's last public appearance on Easter Sunday
- The pontiff's last public appearance was for an Easter Sunday blessing at the Vatican's St Peter's Square.
- — The life and legacy of Pope Francis
- The BBC's Aleem Maqbool takes us through the life of Pope Frances, and the challenges he faced as pontiff.
- — Viral videos claim luxury bags are made in China, is it true?
- BBC Verify's Jake Horton looks into the truth behind the claims, and what we know about how luxury goods are made.
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