France cancels high-level talks in protest at a letter published by PM Boris Johnson.

Three are shot dead in Mexico and police fire tear gas in Turkey in rallies over gender-based violence.

Around 40 migrants arrived in Dover this morning but strong winds halt crossings in the afternoon.

A search for survivors of a Siberian mine accident turns to tragedy, with rescuers among the dead.

BBC correspondent Abdujalil Abdurasulov visits eastern Ukraine as soldiers watch Russia's nearby movements.

Osman Kavala has not been convicted but his detention has set Turkey's leader on a collision course.

Ahmed al-Raisi was chosen despite facing claims of complicity in torture by UAE security forces.

Robbie and an X-ray scanner located the drugs, including 60kg of cocaine, hidden in furniture.

The mosaic, part of a villa complex, is said to be one of the most significant found in Britain.

Young criminals are risking their lives to retrieve drugs smuggled into the Netherlands amongst freight arriving from Latin America.

UK-French rivalry is making a common solution difficult, says the BBC's Europe Editor Katya Adler.

At least 27 people died trying to reach the UK by boat. Officials are trying to find their identities.

There is little since North Macedonia's 1991 declaration of independence to compare to this.

Portugal's bike factories have been very busy since April 2020 as cycling has surged in popularity.

Some people were already in the water when the Italian coastguard reached them off Lampedusa Island.

Last week French police officers evicted up to 1,500 people from a camp in Dunkirk.

Provinces recently started to backtrack on "LGBT-free zones" after the EU threatened to freeze funds.

Austria's chancellor regrets jabs will be mandatory, but current low rates are "too little, too late".

Belgium is the latest country to face unrest over new Covid-19 measures, with anger spreading across Europe.