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No 10 confirms the EU's Michel Barnier will stay in London, rather than returning to Brussels later.

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

France recalls its ambassador after President Erdogan suggests French leader needs "mental check".

Hugh Schofield looks for the truth behind Rumer Godden's The Greengage Summer in northern France.

Andrzej Duda, 48, contracts coronavirus as his country hits a daily record of new cases.

"No deal" on Brexit would push up the price of exported food sharply, as well as imported European farm produce, according to research.

Paraguay believes the seven "migrants" may have wanted to travel only from Serbia to Croatia.

The French president's comments come as daily cases in several European countries reach new highs.

Hundreds protested in the southern Italian city, some throwing firecrackers and smoke bombs.

The world of ballroom dancing went online to cope with the pandemic restrictions, but what does the future hold?

Protesters rally in Warsaw and other cities after a court ruling bans almost all abortions.

The Republic of Ireland's hopes of qualifying for the Women's Euro 2022 finals take a blow after a 1-0 defeat by Ukraine in Kyiv.

The race director of the Giro d'Italia says "there will be consequences" following riders' safety protests during stage 19.

Max Verstappen and Lance Stroll escaped punishment following an investigation into a crash during practice at the Portuguese Grand Prix.

Golden Dawn's Christos Pappas defies arrest but 37 colleagues hand themselves in.