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An investigation into the circumstances of the death is being led by the Greek authorities.

Police arrest three people and detain 10 after a violent protest sparked by the burning of a Quran.

Provides an overview of Portugal, including key events and facts about this European country

A national inquiry rejects US claims a Russian cargo ship was uploaded with South African weapons.

Provides an overview of Germany, including key dates and facts about this European country.

The child survived a 100ft (30m) fall in 2019 but suffered life-changing injuries.

There have been 127 deaths on Irish roads so far this year, Gardaí say.

Ukraine's president dismisses Oleksii Reznikov, saying "new approaches" are needed.

The Irish government says it has signed a six-week lease on the festival site in County Laois.

In the Netherlands, experiments are underway to ensure future food supply and cut carbon emissions.

A football match between Atletico Madrid and Sevilla was called off as a red alert was issued in the capital.

Kyiv says its troops are gaining momentum in what continues to be a lengthy and bloody counter-offensive.

Firing Hubert Aiwanger would be a disproportionate move, says Bavaria's leader.

Home Office data shows 872 migrants and 15 boats made the crossing on Saturday.

Alice and husband Ziga complete the ride in memory of her father, who died from bone marrow cancer.

Samuel Newey fought in Ukraine but also helped with humanitarian work, his friend says.

Clubbers hold street party protesting against plan to flatten 20 venues in path of ring road extension

Russian diplomacy is no longer about co-operation but "putting Westerners in their place", say ex-Kremlin insiders.

Ihor Kolomoisky is accused of fraud and is the latest target of Ukraine's anti-corruption drive.