Europe

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

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.

The "unique" antique was taken by an organised crime group from a collection in Switzerland, police said.

The EU's Michel Barnier has warned "every day counts" ahead of December's deadline to reach a deal.

The troubled French contact-tracing app has a new name, but suffers teething issues.

Darren Star says he intended the critically lambasted show to be "a love letter" to the French city.

A controversial bill dealing with records of the homes was passed in the Irish parliament on Thursday.

A night-time curfew already affecting nine cities will now cover two-thirds of France.

Russian officials say it was algae, rather than man-made factors, behind an incident in the east.

The 52-year-old man, wanted in Germany, was detained in north-eastern France.

Pepper spray is used against crowds in Warsaw after Thursday's controversial court ruling.

Fishing is one of the key stumbling blocks preventing a trade deal between the UK and EU.

Hadija’s mum, dad and older sister were killed in the Azerbaijaini town of Ganja.

Norway pays for a monthly satellite dataset to track the state of the world's tropical forests.

UK tourists will also no longer need to quarantine after visiting Mykonos, the Maldives and Denmark.

Gavin Lee reports from the epicentre of the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic, which is in Belgium.

Traditional restaurants are trying to find ways of staying in business in a second wave of Covid-19.

There are false videos that have gone viral. Some are doctored or old footage that has thousands of views.

Pressure is mounting on the Italian authorities to decide on the future of cruise ships in Venice.

One year on since Zainab was heavily pregnant and living in Europe's largest refugee camp, Moria.

The French President described Samuel Paty as a "quiet hero" at a memorial in Paris.

Katrín Jakobsdóttir kept calm as a 5.5 magnitude earthquake interrupted a live TV interview.

A bill that would ban vegetarian items from being called sausages or burgers is set to be voted on.

BBC Newsnight looks into the origins of the fire that destroyed Europe's largest refugee camp.