Ukraine's landmines endangering children

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Ukraine's landmines endangering children Unexploded mines and rockets are one of the legacies of Ukraine's conflict with Russia-backed separatists.

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Why are land mines still killing people? They're history's most prolific serial killers and there's tens of millions of them out there. So why are land mines still around?

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MH17 suspects named by investigators Three Russians and one Ukrainian are to be charged with murder over the shooting down of a Malaysia Airlines passenger jet in eastern Ukraine in 2014.

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The women singing to drown out explosions A group of women have formed a choir, which helps them forget their troubles in eastern Ukraine's conflict zone.

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Tensions at sea between Russia and Ukraine There have been rising tensions between Ukraine and Russia over access to the strategically important Sea of Azov.

Colombian rats sniff out landmines With almost 10,000 victims of landmines in the last 20 years, authorities in Colombia are now training rats to sniff out landmines.

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Could a drone help spot landmines? Scientists from Bristol University have developed a ground-breaking way to try and detect landmines.

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Daniel Craig's 'licence to save' role Actor Daniel Craig has been given a 'licence to save' in his new role as the UN's first global advocate to eliminate landmines and explosive hazards.

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