Nato moved into the second month of its bombing of Yugoslavia with strikes at targets in the heart of Belgrade closely associated with Slobodan Milosevic himself, including his residence and party headquarters.

Ending its 50th anniversary summit, the Alliance warns that President Milosevic faced intensified bombing, an oil embargo and increasing isolation.

Follow the fifth week of the Nato campaign in this day-by-day guide. Read the main stories, BBC analysis and the best video and audio clips.

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Draskovic threatens protests
Deputy Yugoslav Prime Minister Vuk Draskovic protests at what he says is a military takeover of a private Belgrade TV station after it broadcast an an interview in which he criticised actions by the Serbian leadership.

• Talks bid to stop Kosovo suffering
• Refugees tell of rape ordeal
• Red Cross sees US soldiers
• Talks bid to stop Kosovo suffering
• Serb morale crumbling, says Cook
• Belgrade private TV stations rally round

Nato tightens grip
Ending its 50th anniversary summit, Nato warns that President Milosevic faces an intensified bombing campaign, an oil embargo and increasing isolation.

• Milosevic rival attacks Serb 'lies'
• New refugee wave expected
• Red Cross return to Kosovo

Strikes intensify
Nato's bombing campaign in Serbia enters its second month with a night of the most intense and sustained bombardment since the conflict began.

• Nato pledge to frontline states
• KLA pleads for arms
• Montenegro warns of destabilisation
• First Kosovo refugees land in UK
• Eyewitness: Life in the shadow of the strikes

Nato seeks embargo solution
Nato is trying to patch up relations with Russia following a sharp disagreement over the alliance's plans to block oil supplies to Yugoslavia.

• Nato plans sea blockade
• Refugees 'too scared to move'
• First refugees to arrive in Leeds
• Gulf Arabs aid Kosovo refugees
• French pilots fly for Nato

Serbian TV hit
Serbian state televison went off the air for several hours after a Nato missile hit its headquarters in central Belgrade. Bodies were pulled from the ruins and Yugoslav officials said at least nine people were killed.

• Nato 'determined to prevail'
• Montenegro debate hots up
• Aid reaches stranded refugees
• Blair pledges Balkan aid
• Clubbing for Kosovo
• 'Two in three support strikes'
• Russian anti-US feeling grows
• KLA recruits sign up

Nato: Milosevic 'not a target'
Nato denies attempting to kill Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic after destroying his home in the suburbs of Belgrade.

• Russia proposes peace plan
• US and UK back troops review
• Milosevic denies ethnic cleansing
• Land corridor opens for Nato troops
• Blair defends ground force strategy


• Blair: BBC editor 'under Serb instruction'

Nato hits Milosevic HQ
Nato hits the party headquarters of President Milosevic in Belgrade, after a day of reported Yugoslav troop action on the Albanian and Croatian borders and in Montenegro.

• 'Nato is killing my nation'
• 'Trapped' in Kosovo
• Blair in US strategy visit
• US volunteers join Kosovo rebels
• Milosevic stubborn but no dictator, says cousin

Analysis
Montenegro rift deepens
Multimedia
" A blow to the Milosevic family": BBC's Jim Fish
Mike Williams reports from Belgrade: Building on fire
Brian Barron visits the heartland of the Milosevic clan

Refugee exodus
Full BBC coverage of the second week of Nato's action with links to original stories, transcripts + BBC audio and video reports.
BBC reports include: Nato intensifies bombing, central Belgrade and key bridges hit, refugee exodus from Kosovo increases massively, three US soldiers captured by Serbia.

Serbia bombed
Full BBC coverage of the first week of Nato's action with links to original stories, transcripts + BBC audio and video reports.
BBC reports include: First raids, reports of scorched earth policy in Kosovo, Nato loses Stealth fighter, refugees tell stories of atrocities, Nato starts round-the-clock air attacks, Russian mediation comes to nothing.