The Rhine is a key shipping route for Germany and Europe - so what happens if it's too shallow to use?

Three members of the same family were killed - the gunman was shot dead by a civilian.

The Ministry of Defence says the blasts have "significantly degraded" Moscow's Black Sea Fleet.

The former chancellor has faced criticism over his links to Russian energy companies.

The goat is taken down from its pedestal on Friday for the second day in a row as temperatures soar.

A decisive shift in southern Ukraine is unlikely in the coming months, says a top UK intelligence official.

More nuclear plant shelling could be "worse than Chernobyl" and young people mix cleaning and techno.

The animal was found incapacitated after consuming hallucinogenic rhododendron honey.

Police believe the alleged gang member could have been burrowing into a bank near the Vatican.

Freya the walrus, a popular attraction in the Oslo Fjord, is in danger from too much attention.

"Soldiers are everywhere," says one worker at Zaporizhzhia. "Everyone is kept at gunpoint."

The blaze in France's south-west has gutted a number of homes and forced some 10,000 people to flee.

The accident happened after two rollercoaster trains collided into each other, Legoland says.

Malta is the only EU state with a total ban on abortion, but some believe change could be coming.

Ukraine and Russia trade blame as the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, Europe's largest, is hit.

The Zaporizhzhia plant is shelled again, while new images show major damage at a Crimea airbase.

Boris Mints calls Putin's invasion of Ukraine "vile", adding the war is a result of his "madness".

Moscow's occupation of the Zaporizhzhia site puts the entire region in danger, say foreign ministers.

Former prisoners expose how and why rape is being used as a weapon inside Russian jails.

The US has warned Russia plans to maintain use of the satellite to spy on Ukrainian troop movements.

Russian weapons could be permanently degraded by tougher export controls in the West, a think tank says.

Four vessels leave Ukrainian ports via a safe maritime corridor set up under a deal with Russia.

In June 1973, the nightclub Pacha opened in Ibiza and it changed the island forever.

Robert Pope ran the almost 130-mile route from Galway to Dublin in just 23 hours and 39 minutes.

As worldwide sales of the algae soar, the European Union wants to establish giant seaweed farms.

A BBC investigation links a little-known type of company to fraud, terrorism and money laundering.

The controversial Hungarian leader will be warmly received when he addresses US Republicans.

Sarah Rainsford meets the underground partisans resisting Russian occupation in southern Ukraine.

Serbs have been demonstrating in Kosovo, raising fears of renewed ethnic hostilities.

The Razoni is the first cargo ship to have left a Ukrainian port since February.

The government's campaign urges women worried about their bodies to go to the beach.

The BBC hears from some of those involved in a fatal crash caused by a lorry driver using his phone.

Many countries are heavily dependent on Russian energy and will need to find new suppliers.

Two sisters are among five women from Afghanistan's national cycling team now training in Italy.

Firefighters continue to try to extinguish the wildfire raging through the Gironde region.

Arnaud Jerald took 3 minutes and 34 seconds to complete the dive during the Vertical Blue competition.

A team of 80 helpers worked through the night to try and rescue the animal from the River Seine.

Russia has played down the series of explosions at a military airfield in the area it annexed from Ukraine in 2014.