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En Espagne, Pedro Sánchez retient son souffle avant trois élections régionales
La première étape aura lieu dimanche avec le scrutin en Aragón, dont les résultats reflètent historiquement la tendance au niveau national.
'I want to push my body to the limits' - Prescod ready for Enhanced Games
Former Great Britain athlete Reece Prescod tells BBC Sport Editor Dan Roan that he's competing at the Enhanced Games to help himself get back into a "sub-10" sh...
Czechia’s Babiš faces accusations he didn’t fully cut ties to his agricultural empire
A leaked document is reviving fears of conflicts of interest in both Prague and Brussels
How to topple the British prime minister in 5 easy steps
Keir Starmer faces the lingering threat of a Labour leadership challenge this year — but many of his MP critics are not sure how to do it.
'It's unique' - Can Norris and Piastri guide McLaren to success again?
Formula One world champion Lando Norris and his teammate Oscar Piastri speak to BBC Sport's Natalie Pirks, discussing their relationship, their new and improved...
‘Bisous from Brussels’: Jeffrey Epstein’s links to the Belgian capital
Documents signal the convicted sex offender's travel plans and interactions with modeling agencies.
Team GB retain 100% record after Czech fright
Bruce Mouat and Jen Dodds move Team GB into a commanding position in the Winter Olympics mixed doubles curling - but only after edging out a stubborn Czech Repu...
Trump administration favored Germany’s far right in Washington visit
A planned meeting collapsed after State Department officials told the German embassy it refused to meet with center-left German lawmakers.
Europe’s conservatives gather again as leadership pushes to tighten central control
Lawmakers from the European People's Party meet in Ljubljana as politicians and officials try to coordinate policy.
For Starmer, the clock is ticking
The prime minister wanted to avoid a Tory-style drama. Now, he’s heading one of his own.
Trio of Spanish regional elections spells trouble for Sánchez
First up on Sunday is Aragón, nicknamed the "Spanish Ohio" as it tends to predict which way national politics are heading.
How Europe could lose the war over Greenland
The Danish territory is vulnerable to the power wielded by the U.S. administration online.