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Olympian Krystina Timanovskaya says she was almost forced on a plane home after criticising coaches.

Firefighters battle blazes in soaring temperatures as wildfires ravage resorts in southern Europe.

Key maps and charts explaining how the virus has spread around the world.

An EU vaccine "passport" is being introduced, enabling holders to prove they have been jabbed.

The Bishop of Raphoe is the fifth Irish bishop to say communions and confirmations will restart.

People vaccinated in Europe or the US will no longer need to isolate when arriving from amber countries.

At an artists' studio in a run-down part of Brussels, the next chapter in Belgium's rich comic-book history is being sketched out.

The event is described as "exceptional" by experts, as panda reproduction is notoriously difficult.

Krystsina Tsimanouskaya says she fears for her safety as Belarus orders her home for complaining about coaches.

About two thirds of those vaccinated on Saturday were under 19, the health service chief says.

More than 500 graves thought lost forever have been uncovered by volunteers - both animal and human.

The country's foreign minister blames "Iranian terrorism" for an attack that left two people dead.

More than 60 years after a deadly explosion ruined Mitholz, the village remains under threat.

The tech giant rejects claims it has broken European Union data protection laws.

Three Cubans caught trying to cross a river into Estonia are said to have been heading for Spain.

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

Data suggests all economies in the 19-country bloc expanded in the last three months.

The 30 June deadline to apply to stay has passed, but some late applications will be allowed.

The results of an inquiry say officials could have prevented Daphne Caruana Galizia's 2017 murder.