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Former health minister Agnès Buzyn is investigated for "endangering lives" after leaving her role.

Relatives reveal the pain of securing justice for those who died when the flight was brought down.

Nord Stream 2 will double Moscow's natural gas exports to Germany, bypassing Ukraine.

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

Descendants of African slaves welcome a Dutch city's decision to scrap fees for changing names.

The suspect is said to have "mummified" the corpse in order to continue receiving her pension.

Jerome Boateng is fined 1.8m euros after being convicted of injuring an ex-girlfriend on holiday in 2018.

Customs rules take their toll as German companies swap UK suppliers for alternatives in the EU.

A traffic light system is in place setting out rules for entering the UK

France says turning boats away would break maritime law, but No 10 says all its actions are legal.

The bodies of three members of the same family were found on Tuesday.

Christopher Browning was arrested following an accident near Esentepe, north Cyprus.

The number of migrants crossing the English Channel is increasing, but who is responsible for them?

Fourteen people are killed at a makeshift hospital treating Covid-19 patients in Tetovo.

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

The collection of medals and shirts, amassed over six decades, was expected to fetch £170,000.

France is strongly against the tactic, accusing the UK of breaking international maritime law.