Residents of the worst-affected areas struggle to recover from the devastation as flood waters recede.

Maps, images and graphics showing the heavy rainfall and flooding that has caused widespread damage.

The outlandish Titane wins after jury president Spike Lee reveals the award in a ceremony slip-up.

The Biden administration is investigating cases of "Havana syndrome" among US officials.

More than 400 go without food demanding a clear path to residency in Belgium.

Scientists want a super-computer powerful enough to accurately project the most damaging extremes.

It is the biggest repatriation of suspected Islamic State members since its fall in 2019.

It comes after England's chief medical officer warned hospitalisations could hit "scary numbers".

"Good friends can disagree," Mr Biden says of their dispute over a Russia-to-Germany pipeline.

Relatives of journalist Peter R de Vries say he has died nine days after being shot in Amsterdam.

More than 100 developing countries set out key demands ahead of the climate summit in Glasgow.

French prosecutors open a preliminary investigation into doping allegations against Bahrain-Victorious after their team hotel and bus was searched.

New research links as many as 200 different symptoms to the condition.

The partner of missing hiker Esther Dingley explains why he won't give up searching for her.

Thousands of women were sterilised without their consent in former Czechoslovakia in the 1970s and 1980s.

What you need to know about going to Portugal, Spain, Greece, France, Malta, Italy and Turkey.

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Record rainfall in western Europe has caused rivers to burst their banks, leaving dozens dead.

Witnesses voice their grief and horror at the deadly floods in western Germany.

Tomasz Schafernaker has the latest update on the deadly flooding in Germany and Belgium after days of heavy rain.

BBC Netherlands correspondent Anna Holligan is in Valkenburg, where some residents have been forced to leave their homes.

Record rainfall caused rivers to burst their banks, leaving at least 122 dead in Germany and Belgium.

Resident in Kleivelderweg, deep inside the Dutch disaster zone, find homes and businesses destroyed.

At least 120 people have died and hundreds more are unaccounted for in western Europe.

Dozens of people have died and many more are missing after severe floods in Germany.

The town of Murayama in northern Japan is preparing to welcome a team of Bulgarian Olympians.

The German chancellor, who first took office in the Bush era, makes a farewell visit to Washington DC.