Europe News

Critics argue that there's no demand for the massive computing hubs Brussels has planned.

Newcastle United defender Dan Burn says it has been "tough" playing in both European and domestic football competitions, but his team are looking to end the season on a high after beating Brighton & H...

It has been quite the season for Declan Caddell as Crusaders manager, who has successfully secured the north Belfast side's Premiership status for next season after a penalty shootout victory over Ann...

The SPFL have not mandated Celtic to provide away tickets to Rangers for this month's final Old Firm derby of the season but say the visitors should receive a "reasonable allocation" of five per cent...

The trade accord with the South American bloc will boost exports of cars and Champagne, but political wrangling over it persists.

The Liberal Democrats and Conservatives are battling it out in Surrey on May 7 — and trying to cut through the cynicism.

Being a club's record signing brings with it pressure, but Jorgen Strand Larsen puts a difficult start behind him with a goal that could be crucial in Crystal Palace's pursuit of a first major Europea...

The American president seems to be seething over criticism that the U.S. has been "humiliated" in Iran, and is threatening to pull Washington's forces out of Germany.

An American drawdown from Germany would take years, cost billions — and potentially damage the U.S. military campaign in Iran.

Commission chief promotes expansive “European champions” agenda as her Spanish No. 2 defends the foundational rules of the EU single market. 

It's relegation judgement night on the final Friday of the Scottish Championship season proper, with Morton, Airdrieonians and Ross County all at risk of being sucked into League 1 before the night is...

Coleraine captain Lyndon Kane tells BBC Sport NI about missing the 2018 Irish Cup final which the Bannsiders won 3-1 against Cliftonville through injury and his hopes to be on the pitch to lift the tr...