The US says the agreement prevents Russia from using the pipeline as a political weapon over Europe.

Lisa Husby recalls hiding in fear as far-right extremist Anders Breivik went on a killing spree in a summer camp for young activists on Utøya island on 22 July 2011.

Spain's legionnaires symbolised fascism, but Madrid may soon have a statue honouring them.

The 2020 attack on a series of celebrity accounts targeted Elon Musk and Barack Obama, among others.

Investigators show video of a palatial villa, accusing traffic police of a mafia-style racket.

The government is paying France £54m in a bid to stem the number of migrants travelling to the UK.

The city is deleted from the much-coveted Unesco list because of developments on the waterfront.

Lord Frost says the Northern Ireland Protocol is tearing the UK's "fabric" - but the EU won't renegotiate.

The 13m-long, 20-tonne Nauka laboratory is finally going into orbit after a delay of 14 years.

Sweden's women's football team stun world champions the United States in their opening match at the Olympic Games in Tokyo.

From Wednesday people will need proof of vaccination or a negative test to access some public places.

Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab says a draft EU mandate undermines UK sovereignty over the territory.

The president's phone number was found on a list of numbers that were potential phone hacking targets.

A massive clean-up is under way, but Germany's flood damage won't be fixed for many months.

There are fears that this version of coronavirus, first identified in South Africa, is

Scientists are excavating one of the most important Jurassic sites ever discovered in the UK.

What impact do high temperatures have on our bodies?

Jamal Khashoggi's wife and the editor of the Financial Times are among those said to be targeted.

What you need to know about going to Portugal, Spain, Greece, France, Malta, Italy and Turkey.

Marion Wenzel showed the BBC around her flood-wrecked house in Ahrweiler, Germany.

Dennis Tito paid $20 million to travel to the International Space Station in 2001.

Campaign group Animal Aid set up covert cameras in one of the few slaughterhouses licensed to kill horses.

Resident in Kleivelderweg, deep inside the Dutch disaster zone, find homes and businesses destroyed.

At least 120 people have died and hundreds more are unaccounted for in western Europe.