Work on a wooden, retractable floor at the Roman landmark is expected to be finished by 2023.

The decision not to prosecute a Jewish woman's killer because of his drug use sparks a legal row in France.

Protests at Manchester United's Old Trafford ground came just weeks after European Super League plans were thwarted - but emotions have been simmering for 16 years.

A rancorous election in the Spanish capital highlights the country's deeply divided politics.

The broadcaster denies trying to prevent Fedez from condemning homophobia at a televised concert.

Blossoms play to 5,000 fans in Liverpool to help gather research for this summer's festival season.

Violence flares in some countries where rallies to mark Labour Day are held despite Covid-19 rules.

A 64-year-old is detained after police discover pistols and bows and arrows on his private jet.

The case led to the resignation of the government in Haiti, where kidnappings have surged recently.

The tech giant faces a huge fine and may be forced to make changes to the App Store.

Activity in the bloc has been hit by a renewed surge in infections this year and Covid-related restrictions.

On May 3 1921 Northern Ireland came into being as the partition of Ireland took legal effect.

Young activists are breathing new life into the long-running debate over how to cut carbon fairly.

Arina hopes to formally adopt her friend Nina, whom she looked after during the Covid pandemic.

A man stumbled on ancient jewellery while surveying a forest for his orienteering club.

France says the tests were carried out in uninhabited areas but local residents beg to differ.

Mauro Morandi, 81, moved to Budelli in 1989 but has faced pressure from the island's owners to leave.

In 2016, single women in the country were given the same rights as couples to access fertility treatments.

More than 60 tech firm and law enforcement leaders want aggressive, urgent action against ransomware.

Local residents tested out the 500m walkway, which spans a gorge in Portugal's Arouca Geopark.

Lyudmila Honchar was four when she had to leave her home in Pripyat, Ukraine after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster. Now she's going home.

A suspect was arrested after breaking through barriers in a pedestrianised zone in the Albanian capital.