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Latest news and updates from Europe.
The rise and fall of French presidents’ love lives
There are allegations about Emmanuel Macron's personal life, but the French have stopped caring.
Geneva is paying the price of Trump’s retreat from the UN
Following U.S. budget cuts, the city’s international neighborhood faces decline.
Meloni’s justice ministry in turmoil as Berlusconi-era scandal resurfaces
The ministry of justice has been a magnet for trouble in recent months, including over a pardon for one of the ex-PM's former associates.
Iran is Europe’s war too, argues Trump’s former national security adviser
Iran hawk John Bolton gave short shrift to countries like Spain that have deliberately — and loudly — stayed out of the U.S. and Israeli-led conflict.
Premier League darts - what's at stake on final league night?
BBC Sport looks at what's at stake for Luke Littler, Jonny Clayton, Gerwyn Price and Luke Humphries on the final league phase night of the 2026 Premier League,...
PSG & Arsenal eye Fernandes - Friday's gossip
Paris St-Germain keen on West Ham midfielder Mateus Fernandes, Manchester City and PSG have interest in Real Madrid midfielder Federico Valverde, Manchester Uni...
The putsch to oust Britain’s Keir Starmer is finally taking shape
After days of turmoil, Labour MPs believe the competing routes to replace their prime minister are becoming clear. It’ll take much longer than some hoped.
Tavernier hurt at losing farewell Ibrox appearance
Departing Rangers captain James Tavernier says he "felt deeply hurt and let down" and that "the situation could and should have been handled much better" after...
Nancy rues lack of time after 'beautiful' 33-day Celtic spell
Wilfried Nancy describes his 33-day tenure as Celtic manager as a "beautiful experience" but contends it's a "no brainer" that he didn't get long enough to chan...
UK must drop ‘red lines’ for real EU reset, Brussels warns
"How revolutionary can it be?" one EU official asked, as PM Keir Starmer insists he won't support economic integration.
EU Commission’s structure leaves Brussels green campaigners dazed and confused
Lobbyists are concerned about the top-down nature of the Commission and split portfolios.
Andy Burnham’s backers press Labour’s ruling body for long leadership election timetable
The Greater Manchester mayor needs time to win election to Parliament and become eligible to be prime minister — but the chances of that are fading fast.