UN judges will rule on the Bosnian Serb ex-general's appeal against his genocide conviction.

Holidaymakers are left frustrated and out of pocket as they dash back to the UK to avoid quarantine.

The bdelloid rotifer, frozen under permafrost, may be able survive indefinitely, research suggests.

The painting gained fame when its owner challenged the Louvre to prove it had the true Mona Lisa.

Hauliers warn of price rises or empty shelves in shops if the "dire" lorry driver shortage continues.

A shirt showing Russian-annexed Crimea is denounced as a "political provocation".

More than 22,500 litres of beer will fly home as Nato troops prepare to withdraw from the country.

Technology giant Google was fined by France's competition watchdog for abusing its market position.

Fifteen-month-old Artin had been missing since the boat his family were travelling in sank last year.

Germany's centre-right CDU defies opinion polls with a strong win over the far right in Saxony-Anhalt.

Airlines offer more seats but holidaymakers report difficulties in getting pre-departure Covid tests.

Pubs in the Republic of Ireland are permitted to open as long as they serve in an outdoor area.

Milos is among those aiming to become "Covid-free" by vaccinating all residents and workers.

BBC Sport takes a look at the 10 most memorable shocks in Euros history - and we also want you to have your say.

A third Covid wave hit much of Europe hard but now gradually lockdowns are being eased.

Svetlana and Anatoly were determined to stay in their front-line village. This is what happened next.

Italy has reduced the Sicilian Mafia's violence, but it still wields power in crime and business.

After a packed domestic season, the players face a testing Euro 2020, but which countries will be feeling the strain the most?

The memorial in Ver-Sur-Mer, France, records the names of 22,442 servicemen and women who died.

Venice residents protest against first post-Covid cruise ship, after ban on large vessels in city centre.

The two birds were found clasped together, likely after a fight, on the Danube river.

More than 150 fire crews were sent to tackle the blazon on Sotra.

They were taking part in a Nato military exercise in Bulgaria but ended up storming the wrong place.