The 1961 Paris massacre was denied or concealed by French governments for decades.

The Russian film crew return after an ISS shoot that had its own moments of drama.

Italian police search a cannabis farm and seize a stash of 235 frozen dormice - a mafia delicacy.

Infections continue to soar as the Kremlin struggles to persuade people to get vaccinated.

Thousands gather outside major ports, angry that the "Green Pass" is now mandatory for all workers.

German politicians seek a faster exit from coal power as part of a coalition deal.

The innocence of a quiet town outside Oslo is shattered and residents are demanding answers.

Lord Frost has met his EU counterpart Maros Šefčovič to discuss the new trade proposals.

Human rights groups accuse Poland of wanting to legalise migrant pushbacks on its border with Belarus.

French police killed up to 300 people in 1961, throwing some of them into the River Seine to drown them.

A team of 20 at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport is part of a range of measures being used to reduce bird-strikes.

The number of migrants crossing has doubled in a year, so why is it proving so hard to stop their smugglers?

Why the fishermen of Boulogne-sur-Mer are angry at being refused licences to fish in British waters.

Moscow has been accused by some of playing politics with gas supplies, but there's a range of factors at work.

Laurie Cunningham was the first Briton to sign for Real Madrid, a pioneer at a time when there were few black players in the English game.

Spanish nationalists scorn President Biden for condemning colonial crimes against Native Americans.

From the streets of Athens to NBA champion, how Giannis Antetokounmpo made it to the top of the NBA.

Residents in Kongsberg react to the bow and arrow attack in their neighbourhood.

Lava from the Cumbre Vieja volcano sparks cement factory fire, forcing 2,500 people into lockdown.

The BBC's Sarah Rainsford reflects on being barred from Russia and the assault on the country's freedoms.

We favour and promote meritocracy, Russia's deputy foreign minister Sergei Ryabkov says.

Former soldiers and police are among Afghans trying to evade a crackdown at the Turkey-Iran border.