24 Nov 2020
BBC News - Europe
Coronavirus: French lockdown to ease after second peak passes
Non-essential shops will reopen this weekend but bars and restaurants will stay closed into January.
24 Nov 2020 11:11pm GMT
Christophe Dominici: French rugby legend dies aged 48
Christophe Dominici was best known for helping France knock New Zealand out of the 1999 Rugby World Cup.
24 Nov 2020 7:01pm GMT
Celebrity burglary trial: Woman arrested wearing Ecclestone earrings
Maria Mester was part of a "support cast" in a plot to burgle famous figures, a court hears.
24 Nov 2020 4:34pm GMT
Russian police raid Jehovah's Witnesses' homes
Authorities open a new criminal case against the religious group, banned in Russia since 2017.
24 Nov 2020 3:53pm GMT
Jamal Khashoggi murder: Trial of 20 Saudis in absentia resumes in Turkey
Two ex-aides of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman are among 20 on trial in absentia for the killing.
24 Nov 2020 1:53pm GMT
Call for coronavirus screening at mink farms
Surveillance of farmed mink for coronavirus should be mandatory, says a top scientist.
24 Nov 2020 12:52pm GMT
Paris police in 'shocking' clash at migrant camp
Police dismantled the makeshift camp, tipped migrants out of their tents, and used tear gas.
24 Nov 2020 12:25pm GMT
Covid: What are the quarantine rules when arriving in the UK?
Travellers arriving from almost all other countries must self-isolate on entry to the UK.
24 Nov 2020 9:18am GMT
Brexit: Hauliers fear 'mayhem' at Holyhead port
There are claims Holyhead port will not be ready for the end of the Brexit transition period.
24 Nov 2020 6:46am GMT
Remo Freuler: Are Liverpool set to face Europe's most underrated player?
He "always goes under the radar", but the time could be right for Atalanta's Remo Freuler to star when they face Liverpool on Wednesday.
24 Nov 2020 6:09am GMT
Covid: King Felipe of Spain in quarantine after contact
King Felipe will stop public activities for 10 days after coming into contact with an infected person.
24 Nov 2020 2:44am GMT
Sanna Marin: The feminist PM who says trans people have a 'right to self-identify'
Nearly a year into her job, Finnish PM Sanna Marin says it's 'everyone's job to identify themselves'.
24 Nov 2020 1:33am GMT
Nagorno-Karabakh: 'It's too painful to sleep'
Whilst most Azerbaijanis are celebrating the end of fighting in Nagorno-Karabakh, some are struggling to return to normal life.
24 Nov 2020 12:04am GMT
Reunited after the Manchester Arena bombing
Usman and Sharon were connected forever after being caught up in the bombing's aftermath.
24 Nov 2020 12:02am GMT
Pedri: Lionel Messi is 'enormously impressed' - so could he be Barcelona's saviour?
A 17-year-old with a 400m euro release clause is emerging as the most likely candidate to fill the void left by Andres Iniesta and Xavi at Barcelona.
24 Nov 2020 12:02am GMT
23 Nov 2020
BBC News - Europe
Coronavirus: Cross-border Covid response 'lacks cohesion'
Confusion in border areas is worsening the spread of Covid-19, Stormont's health committee hears.
23 Nov 2020 12:03pm GMT
09 Nov 2011
euronews
Greece still waits for new PM as Papandreou says goodbye
After his meeting with the president, Greek prime minister George Papandreou made a passionate speech about the need for a national unity government…
09 Nov 2011 5:13pm GMT
Papandreou gives parting speech, but still no new PM
After his meeting with the president, Greek prime minister George Papandreou made a passionate speech about the need for a national unity government…
09 Nov 2011 4:33pm GMT
Russia opposes new sanctions on Iran
Iran has dismissed a new report by the UN's atomic watchdog which claims its developing nuclear weapons. The International Atomic Energy Agency…
09 Nov 2011 3:33pm GMT
Student march in London to decry cuts and fee-hikes
An estimated 10,000 people have marched through London in a protest over tuition fees. In addition to fees being tripled at some universities, a…
09 Nov 2011 3:04pm GMT
Greece continues to wait for new government and PM
As the political wrangling to form a coalition government and choose a prime minister continues in Greece, the days of indecision have divided the…
09 Nov 2011 1:33pm GMT
Last rites read for Berlusconi
Scandals, accusations of incompetence or corruption, public gaffes and private sex parties could not do for Silvio Berlusconi. In the end the…
09 Nov 2011 1:03pm GMT
May under fire over UK border controls
Britain's Home Secretary, Theresa May, is facing fresh calls to resign over fears that national security may have been compromised by her decision to…
09 Nov 2011 12:03pm GMT
Italians ponder life after Berlusconi
Many Italians are today wondering whether Sillvio Berlusconi's resignation is really a resignation at all. The prime minister's giving himself…
09 Nov 2011 11:03am GMT
Protest erupt over Ortega victory in Nicaragua
Violence has broken out in Nicaragua in protest over disputed presidential election results. Hundreds of people took the streets of the capital…
09 Nov 2011 9:33am GMT
Cain rejects fresh sexual harrasment claims
The US Republican presidential candidate, Herman Cain, has strongly denied fresh sexual harassment allegations against him and vowed to stay in the…
09 Nov 2011 7:43am GMT
Back in the Day: the wind of change blows down the Berlin Wall
*November 9, 1989.* Berliners begin to cross the Berlin Wall freely, 28 days, two months and 28 days after construction began and passage from East…
09 Nov 2011 6:18am GMT
Asteroid pays flyby visit to Earth
Planet Earth has had a close encounter with a passing asteroid. The rock like object, the size of an aircraft carrier zoomed passed between earth and…
09 Nov 2011 6:11am GMT