23 May 2019
BBC News - Europe
Tiger Who Came To Tea author Judith Kerr dies
Tributes flood in for the hugely popular children's author, who has died at the age of 95.
23 May 2019 3:23pm GMT
Wikipedia petitions ECHR over Turkey ban
The online encyclopaedia is taking Turkey to the European Court of Human Rights over a two-year ban.
23 May 2019 2:55pm GMT
PSG boss Al-Khelaifi charged with athletics corruption
A French judge probes Nasser Al-Khelaifi over Qatar's bid to host the world athletics championships.
23 May 2019 2:33pm GMT
European elections begin in UK and Netherlands
UK voters will elect 73 Members of the European Parliament from 12 constituencies.
23 May 2019 1:27pm GMT
Eurovision 2019: UK's last-placed entry has score lowered
Contest organisers revise the final scores after admitting they miscalculated the jury voting.
23 May 2019 11:14am GMT
We're Going to Ibiza revived as protest hit in Austria scandal
The Vengaboys' 1999 Eurodance hit enjoys a new lease of life thanks to Austria's political crisis.
23 May 2019 10:18am GMT
Woman of 102 suspected of care home murder in France
A 102-year-old is thought to have battered and strangled her 92-year-old female neighbour.
23 May 2019 9:35am GMT
22 May 2019
BBC News - Europe
The secret recording that sparked a crisis
Austria's far-right Freedom Party (FPÖ) has pulled out of the ruling coalition, days after a secret video featuring party members emerged.
22 May 2019 11:01am GMT
Lyon striker Hegerberg is BBC Footballer of Year
Lyon striker Ada Hegerberg is voted BBC Women's Footballer of the Year 2019 by fans.
22 May 2019 6:15am GMT
21 May 2019
BBC News - Europe
Being black in Nazi Germany
A new film explores the little-known story of Germany's mixed-race population in the 1930s and 1940s.
21 May 2019 11:13pm GMT
European elections 2019: A moment of truth for nationalists
Italy's Matteo Salvini is gathering an array of right-wing leaders, but can such an awkward alliance work?
21 May 2019 6:45pm GMT
'Most courageous act of any sportsman' - Tributes to Lauda
John Watson, Sir Jackie Stewart and Nico Rosberg lead the tributes to former world champion Niki Lauda following his death at the age of 70.
21 May 2019 5:08pm GMT
Catalan jailed MPs enter Spanish parliament
Spain unusually let five Catalan politicians out of jail so they could attend the opening of parliament.
21 May 2019 9:30am GMT
Five things to know about F1's Niki Lauda
The legendary Austrian, who was one of the best-known figures in motor racing, has died aged 70.
21 May 2019 9:28am GMT
Anders Povlsen: Why a Danish billionaire bought the Highlands
Anders Povlsen fell in love with Scotland on a fishing trip and is now its biggest private landowner.
21 May 2019 12:16am GMT
20 May 2019
BBC News - Europe
Why Israel eyes the EU with distrust
Despite Israelis' love of Eurovision, many view Europe with distrust, says James Landale.
20 May 2019 11:25pm 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