The defence minister say many attempts were made to cross but 15,000 soldiers are now stationed there.

The 17-year-old girl was found in a state of shock about 10km from where she had gone for a run.

Two diamond bracelets once owned by the queen of France were sold to an anonymous telephone bidder.

From 15 December, proof of a booster jab will be needed to visit restaurants and museums, or travel.

A global police operation has dealt a major blow to one of the most prolific cyber gangs in history.

More than 350 alleged mobsters will face court in the biggest mafia trial in decades.

The family of the Irish revolutionary leader lend five of his diaries to the National Archives.

The Depot in Rotterdam opens on Saturday, revealing its entire collection of 150,000 art objects.

For four days the Paris attacks heard this week of the ordinary backgrounds of the 14 defendants.

On the Greek island of Evia last summer an intense conflagration took almost two weeks to control.

Bosnian Serb Milorad Dodik has threatened to secede, raising fears in Bosnia and the West.

The Council of Europe released the posts for a campaign against anti-Muslim discrimination.

The story of cryptocurrency scammer Dr Ruja Ignatova's London flat - and how her purchase was concealed.

Poland says it has stopped attempts by the large group to enter the country from Belarus.

As the band release Voyage, Benny and Bjorn speak to the BBC about being compared to their old music.

She speaks about losing control of her identity during the Meredith Kercher murder investigation.

The French president is asked if Scott Morrison was untruthful about a scrapped submarine deal.

We look forward to joining the European Union one day, the prime minister says.