Russia denies any plan to attack Ukraine but tensions are high as Russian troops carry out drills.

France reports nearly half a million new daily cases, with records also broken in Italy and Denmark.

The starting price of €471m for the Villa Aurora and its unique art proved too high.

Roberta Metsola, from Malta, was asked by journalists about her record of being anti-abortion.

Security services take over an inquiry into a series of sightings and it is unclear who is to blame.

A former minister says the navy would just be helping Border Force be a "more efficient taxi service".

Mourners at Ashling Murphy's funeral are told her family has been "robbed of a precious gift".

Dean Verberckmoes disappeared last week, sparking a major search in Belgium and the Netherlands.

What you need to know about Russia's troop build-up along Ukraine's borders.

The Irish government is to publish a new strategy to combat violence against women.

Fears are rising over Russia's plans to shake up the region, writes BBC Europe editor Katya Adler.

Since flight MH17 was shot down over Ukraine, victims' families have been on a difficult journey.

After a week of talks, there is no sign of Russia pulling back its forces from areas near Ukraine.

Australian authorities have cancelled the Serbian's visa, but can he still avoid deportation?

The BBC’s Rome correspondent Mark Lowen takes a look inside Villa Aurora, which failed to sell at auction.

The 23-year-old teacher was killed while exercising outside Tullamore in the Republic of Ireland.

Novak Djokovic arrives back in Belgrade after losing his Australian visa battle and getting deported.

Aleksandar Vucic describes Australia's treatment of the tennis star as torment and torture.

Wassim Mukdad speaks about his time in the Damascus jail known as "Hell on Earth".