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

The cartoon showing the president lifting the skirt of a veiled woman was printed in Charlie Hebdo.

While Germany is planning a "lockdown light", France is deciding new measures too.

Paris Charles de Gaulle is now busier as passenger numbers at Heathrow dive 84% because of Covid.

The government wants to cut the number of migrants crossing the Channel.

Charities call for a legal route for refugees to reach the UK, after four die crossing the Channel.

Anger over a court's near-total ban continues as the ruling party says there is no turning back.

Two children - aged five and eight - and a man and a woman have died off the coast of France.

Intensive care units are now beginning to fill, the World Health Organization tells the BBC.

Some plant products from GB-NI will be subject to new inspections, new paperwork and new costs.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan: The man who has dominated Turkish politics since 2002.

The bodies of a man in his 50s and two men in their 20s are found at a property in Kanturk.

Marchers burn an effigy of Emmanuel Macron after he defended cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad.

The lira hits a record low against the dollar amid jitters over Turkish regional ambitions.