PSG poised to clinch 10th French title after win at Angers, but Marseille fight on
The result put the capital side on 77 points, leading second-placed Olympique de Marseille, who beat Nantes 3-2, by 15 points with five games left.
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Ukraine's prosecutor general: 'I expect to find evidence of genocide in Mariupol'
Ukraine's Prosecutor General Iryna Venediktova warned that she expects to find "evidence of genocide" by Russian forces in the besieged eastern Ukrainian port city of Mariupol.
France hands over Gossi military base to Malian army
Also, Ivory Coast's prime minister has been reappointed to the job, a week after stepping down and President Alassane Ouattara has named the governor of the Regional Central Bank as his vice president. The post had been vacant for almost two years.
The battle of Donbas: What's Putin's plan for Ukraine now?
How does the West handle a stymied Vladimir Putin? After last week's sinking of a flagship naval cruiser, he has already extended his bombing campaign to cities like Kyiv and Lviv. What happens if he still doesn't get results? Even Mariupol hasn't completely fallen. Would Putin really be tempted to do what no leader seriously considered during the whole of the Cold War and use tactical nukes? We put the question to our panel.
French presidential election: Macron 'trying to speak to voters on the centre left'
Andrew Smith has been joining us for Perspective every week leading up to the French presidential election, which continues with a second round on April 24.
What if the left stays home? French voters split over Macron-Le Pen rematch
Both Le Pen and Macron are now furiously courting the left, the former with an anti-globalisation message that is Eurosceptic and anti-NATO, the latter by easing off on pension reform pledges that would raise the retirement age while furiously courting environmentalists. Why is the race so close? What happens if there is an upset?
South African military deployed to flood-ravaged province
We also head to Togo, where French billionaire Vincent Bolloré could face a criminal trial.
Russian warship sinks, France 2022 race heats up, Shanghai lockdown, Musk's move for Twitter
The sinking of the Moskva won't save Mariupol, the besieged eastern port city where according to authorities, tens of thousands of people have lost their lives. The United States cut to the chase, pledging more much hardware for Ukraine and its president. Meanwhile, Joe Biden twice accused Vladimir Putin's side of genocide.