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The team covered the 745-mile (1,200km) distance between Romania and Georgia in nine days, 18 hours.

With little help from the military to bring the soldiers' bodies home, two mothers took charge themselves.

Public Image Ltd, which John Lydon formed after the Sex Pistols split, had hoped to go to the song contest.

The fresh aid worth $2.2bn (£1.83bn) includes rockets capable of striking parts of occupied Crimea.

Profile of Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who faces a strong challenge to his leadership in May elections.

The alleged victim claims Andrew Tate forced workers to raise €10,000 a month on social media platforms.

Shane Kearney is out of hospital seven weeks after an attack which killed a fellow Irish soldier.

Marius Mihai Draghici faces manslaughter charges after the migrants were found in a lorry in 2019.

The buildings can be located anywhere in the country, says government minister Roderic O'Gorman.

Provides an overview of Greece, including key dates and facts about this southeast European country.

During a visit, EU chiefs praise Kyiv for its reforms and pledge to continue supporting the country.

The former Northumbria Police officer from Scotland also served in World War Two.

The almost 31-year-old Portuguese pooch narrowly escaped death as a puppy.

Cambridge hopes a congestion charge will cut traffic by 50%. What does Gothenburg have to say?

The BBC watches engineers and technicians as they race to repair damage across the country.

Six acts will compete on Irish TV, with the winner representing Ireland in Liverpool on 13 May.

Sefton Council and a local MP opposed converting the resort into asylum accommodation.

He likens Russia's invasion of Ukraine to the fight against Nazi Germany, 80 years after Stalingrad.

Edgardo Greco was wanted for the grisly murder of two brothers in Italy in 1991.