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The Irish deputy PM says for some it will "always be the wrong time" to talk about Irish unification.

Catherine Serou, a law student in Nizhny Novgorod, went missing earlier this week.

People gather in Warsaw amid a backdrop of rising discrimination against Poland's LGBT community.

All of the victims were construction workers who had been building the new primary school.

It is now the dominant strain in the UK - but the rest of the world may well follow suit.

The scheme is set to come into effect from 19 July for travellers in the Republic of Ireland.

Can you hug when Wales score? The Covid rules that affect the way you watch Euro 2020.

Two women on an electric scooter hit a pedestrian and did not stop to provide help, officials say.

The Pope recognises the "heroic virtues" of Robert Schuman, who founded key European institutions.

Five police officers were hurt as police tried to break up the party in the Brittany region.

No coronavirus-related deaths have been recorded the Department of Health in the last 24 hours.

German police say the gold-framed artworks had been dumped at a motorway rest stop in Bavaria.

France's far-right National Rally party looks set to top Sunday's first round regional vote.

Data was illegally shared in 52 cases in 2018-19, with reports citing embassies of China and Russia.

But the drug-maker faces hefty fines if it fails to supply doses of Covid-19 vaccine over the summer.

The Italian glam-rockers are the first Eurovision victors to have a top 10 hit for almost a decade.