While the European Commission has given the green light to billions in state aid to Air France, the rail sector says companies such as Eurostar are not seeing the same level of government support.

In New Delhi, hotels and wedding banquet halls are being converted into COVID-19 centres amid a surge in cases.

Dr. David Fowler, a former Maryland chief medical examiner who is now with a consulting firm, also testified that he would classify the manner of death "undetermined."

The charge against Kim Potter, a white former Brooklyn Center police Officer, was filed three days after Wright was killed during a traffic stop.

Belgium’s prime minister has announced the country will reopen restaurants and bars for outdoor service next month, and lift a night-time curfew, while Switzerland and Denmark also announced plans to ease restrictions.

Czech president Milos Zeman said he "terminated the duties of Tomáš Petříček in accordance with the Constitution". But what were the real reasons for the departure of the foreign minister?

The personal data of more than 530 million Facebook users were found on a hacker's forum last week.

The rector of Paris' Notre-Dame Cathedral told Euronews that he felt "hopeful" that the reconstruction was still on track despite delays due to COVID and lead contamination.

Bernie Madoff, the disgraced financier who defrauded thousands around the world in the biggest Ponzi scheme in history, died at the Federal Medical Center in Butner, North Carolina, on Wednesday.

The ban means he will miss the rest of Slavia's Europa League campaign and the Czech Republic's games at the European Championship.

A number of incidents related to the pandemic had created tensions within Romania's governing coalition.

98 of the UN's 193 member nations recognise Kosovo's declaration of independence from Serbia, but Russia and China are among those who do not.

Officials have largely blamed the spike in instances of the virus on the spread of the UK variant.

Several EU countries criticised the proposed law, saying it would break EU single market rules by discriminating against imported products.

The decision was taken due to the vaccine's link with very rare cases of blood clots, the country's health agency said.

Leonardo Cazzaniga and his mistress, nurse Laura Taroni, gave lethal cocktails to patients at Saronno Hospital near Milan between 2011 and 2014.

Borissov's centre-right GERB party won the most seats in last week's election but fell well short of a majority.

20 people have been killed and 3 injured in a road accident involving a fuel tanker and bus in southern Egypt.

Michelle Bachelet said the repression in Myanmar "clearly echoes" the situation in Syria in 2011 because "there too, we saw peaceful protests met with unnecessary and clearly disproportionate force."

Moscow later confirmed Biden had made a proposal to hold a summit on the matter, without saying if it had been accepted.

Iran's President Rouhani has said plans for 60 per cent nuclear enrichment will be an answer to 'evilness'

US president Joe Niden has announced his plan to pull all remaining US forces out of Afghanistan on the 20th anniversary of the 2001 September 11 terror attacks.

The resignations from Officer Kim Potter and Police Chief Tim Gannon came two days after the death of 20-year-old Daunte Wright in Brooklyn Center.

Iran will begin enriching uranium up to 60% following the attack on its Natanz nuclear facility.

If MPs pass the legislation, restrictions will be automatically introduced in regions with a spike in COVID-19 infections.

The municipal council of Mytilene approved the construction of a new 3,000-capacity facility on the Aegean island - but without agreeing where it will be located.

The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that Turkey violated veteran journalist Ahmet Altan's rights to liberty and freedom of expression by jailing him on terrorism charges after the failed 2016 coup.

It's far more complex than the UK just leading the way.

"15 months have felt like 15 years," said Austria's health minister Rudolf Anschober, announcing his resignation.

Johnson & Johnson will delay the rollout of their COVID-19 vaccine in Europe following reports of blood clots in six people after receiving jab.

It was assumed that Facebook's algorithm may have confused 'Bitche' with an English insult.

From London to Madrid, Islam's holiest month will be marked under pandemic restrictions for the second consecutive year.

Two teams of researchers in the UK found the new strain discovered in September 2020 has higher transmission rates but does not lead to more severe symptoms than the original.

Some scientists warn the long-term impact on marine life is unknown and the fishing community has voiced strong objections.

Hundreds of protesters faced off against police on Monday in the Minneapolis suburb where an officer fatally shot Daunte Wright.

The comments come after a surge of cease-fire violations in eastern Ukraine, where Russia-backed separatists and Ukrainian forces have been locked in a conflict since Moscow’s 2014 annexation of Crimea.

"We have not been notified of this decision nor of the reasons for it and learned of it this morning through the press," said Euronews in a statement.

The British government has launched an independent inquiry into David Cameron's lobbying for Greensill.

Israel has not yet confirmed or denied if it carried out the strike which damaged centrifuges at the Iranian Natanz nuclear plant.

#HandsOffMyHijab: Online criticism grows over a proposed French law banning children from wearing a hijab in public spaces.

"He was my grandpa: master of the barbecue, legend of banter, and cheeky right ’til the end," said Prince Harry.

Russia has been deploying large amounts of military hardware near the border and there has been a surge in fighting in recent weeks.

Four more migrants have been found dead after another boat carrying people to the Canary Islands needed to be rescued on Sunday.

The find was made in Brussels by two off-duty officers from the Carabinieri Art Squad, Italy's specialist art and antiquities crime unit.

Tomáš Petříček had clashed with the country's pro-Russian President over the use of Moscow's Sputnik V Vaccine before its approval in the EU.

The 44-year-old announced last month he was going to begin refusing food in a bid to get proper medical treatment.

China's embassy in Sweden has engaged in a public spat with Swedish politicians after its ambassador was accused of “threatening” a journalist.

Prosecutors allege the driver and his assistant were not in the train's cabin when it collided with another passenger train in Egypt last month.

"The defence forces of Sweden in 1940 weren’t stellar, but still stronger than Norway and in particular than Denmark," Carl Bildt said. "Had [Adolf] Hitler decided to invade Sweden it would have been a fight."

A handful of venues in England with 24-hour licences opened their doors to punters at 00:01 am, with customers braving the freezing temperatures to enjoy an outdoor pint for the first time since January.