It's claimed that Downing Street staff were invited to a 'bring your own booze' garden party at a time when social mixing was banned.

With a government decision expected on the tennis star's fate, court documents raise questions over information he provided in his visa application.

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While it’s too soon to know if the operation really will work, it marks a step in the decades-long quest to one day use animal organs for life-saving transplants.

The Italian social democrat and former TV news presenter had been in hospital since December 26 with complications resulting from an immune system disfunction.

European Data Protection Supervisor, the EU personal data watchdog, said the police agency has continually stored "large volumes" of data regardless of whether it was related to a crime or not.

Unvaccinated residents of a number of islands in the southern European country might find themselves stranded since the new regulations require the full jab to use the ferries to the mainland.

After the meeting with his US counterparts in Geneva, Ryabkov demanded "ironclad assurances" that Ukraine would never become a member of NATO.

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Stéphane Claireaux was targeted by protestors during a rally against the latest COVID-19 restrictions.

The latest restriction comes as COVID-19 infections are soaring past 100,000 per day in the southern European country.

Francis also lamented that increasing "ideological divides" were discouraging people from getting vaccinated.

Sassoli, 65, suffered a severe case of pneumonia in September.

Lars Findsen was arrested in December alongside three other current or former employees at Denmark's intelligence services.

Jaroslaw Nowak had slammed a 2018 law in Poland banning claims that the country also bore responsibility for the Holocaust.

The criminal gang allegedly transported hashish and marijuana from Morocco to southern Spain using helicopters.

The election was held 299 days ago. A new government was only sworn in today.

The complex is now being prepared to be put up for auction.

The flow of migrants to England has caused tension between London and Paris.

The 'Twijfeltelefoon' (Vaccine hotline) service first launched in Rotterdam on 23 November and has since spread to other cities. It receives an average of 1,000 calls per day.

President Tokayev gave no evidence for his claims on Monday, while officials said nearly 8,000 people were detained by police during last week's trouble.

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Dramatic videos shared on social media networks captured the moment the cliff collapsed.

To mark a flurry of talks in Europe this week about NATO and Ukraine, we take a closer look at Moscow's demands.

A malfunctioning heater has been blamed for the fire that filled a high-rise apartment building on Sunday in New York City’s deadliest blaze in decades.

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A legal official speaking anonymously said the court found Suu Kyi guilty of illegally importing and possessing walkie-talkies and violating coronavirus restrictions.

The tennis star and his family have welcomed the judge's decision, but the government is considering overruling the move which could still see him deported.

That's the view of exiled opposition leader Akezhan Kazhegeldin, who spoke to Euronews on Sunday.

Rising tensions over Ukraine are at the top of the agenda in talks taking place in Geneva between US and Russian officials. Worries have been mounting over Russia's military build-up close to its border with Ukraine.

The Serb political leader Milorad Dodik’s increasingly aggressive rhetoric along with his plans to start withdrawing from the Bosnian government has cast a large shadow over this year’s banned holiday.

Greenpeace is challenging a development project that the Hungarian government has put up for tender, claiming that it threatens a lake which is classed as a Unesco world heritage site.

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It will be months before the first images get back to Earth.

Most of the deaths — 103 — were in Almaty, the country's largest city, where demonstrators seized government buildings and set some afire, according to the ministry.

Nikos Christodoulides has consistently ranked as one the most popular politicians in the country in numerous public opinion polls.

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During 11 years under the royal microscope, Kate has largely avoided criticism by adopting the royal maxim “never complain, never explain.”

Basma bent Saoud and her daughter Suhoud were detained in March 2019.

A blogger in Kazakhstan is helping people to connect with loved ones after authorities cut internet access.

The government wants to transform the COVID health pass into a vaccine pass that will only allow the fully vaccinated and people who have recovered from the disease into bars, restaurants, culture and leisure venues.

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Hundreds of protesters stormed the headquarters of Albania's main opposition party amid an internal battle over the party's leadership.

Egyptian-Palestinian human rights activist Ramy Shaath arrived in Paris on Saturday after he was released from prison in Egypt and deported.

An airstrike in Ethiopia’s embattled Tigray region has killed at least 56 people at a camp for displaced people, a spokesman for the Tigray forces said.

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The president of Turkmenistan wants to put out the blazing natural gas crater known as the "Gates of Hell".

Lithuania has opened up a former riding club on the outskirts of its capital Vilnius to the media which was once used by the CIA as a detention facility.

Developers at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas are hoping to prove that humans have nothing to fear when it comes to robots.

Hundreds of people in Serbia spent part of a holiday weekend blocking roads to protest plans for lithium mining in the Balkan country.