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Seven days ago, fighting between Ukrainian forces and pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine was running down ahead of the Minsk ceasefire. One week on, Debaltseve has fallen and Kiev is humiliated.
Russian President Vladimir Putin rejects the “apocalyptic scenario” of war with Ukraine, amid continued reports of a crumbling ceasefire.
The father of a missing teen believed to have fled to Syria to join Islamic State militants says his daughter never discussed jihad with the family.
Alex Thomson
If reports from the Ukrainian military are credible, President Putin is indeed not stopping. Even as the Minsk talks were grinding along, tanks and missiles reportedly crossed into Ukraine overnight.
Siobhan Kennedy
BP is by no means on the brink – but the fall in the price of oil, combined with profits down for the last quarter of 2014, confirm that the company has problems.
VIDEO: Dramatic footage of the moment police move in to detain a man who entered the offices of the Dutch national broadcaster, demanding to go on air.
A Greek F-16 fighter jet has crashed in Spain killing 10 people just hours after many in Greece celebrated an election victory for a populist far-left party.
The government is to press ahead with forcing legislation to introduce plain packaging for cigarettes by 2016.
Two climbers complete a historic 19-day climb of El Capitan – a 3,000ft sheer granite face – without the use of climbing tools.
A man is arrested as dozens of firefighters tackle three fires, including one at the offices of South Oxfordshire District Council where a car is thought to have hit the building before the fire.
Ukip leader Nigel Farage faces a new opponent in Thanet South where the comedian Al Murray says he will stand in the general election in the guise of his comic character The Pub Landlord.
A stampede initially linked to people stopping to pick up fake money from a balcony has left 36 people dead at New Years Eve celebrations in Shanghai.
Trains in and out of King’s Cross station are cancelled leading to overcrowding and misery for commuters at Finsbury Park.
It began the year as a relatively quiet issue. Then along came the Ukip surge, a shock European election and two Conservative defections. Here we look back at the last 12 months of immigration.
Protesters demonstrate their opposition to new pornography laws outside Parliament by simulating sex acts. Our reporters were there.