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BBC News - Europe
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BBC News - Europe
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Audi drops 'insensitive' girl with banana ad
The German carmaker apologises for a tweeted car ad that sparked a furore.
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EasyJet increases flights to cope with holidaymaker demand
The airline adds more flights to cope with increasing demand from holidaymakers.
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Spain's embattled ex-King Juan Carlos leaves country
His departure comes weeks after the former monarch was linked to a probe into alleged corruption.
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Sweden: Death of girl, 12, ignites debate over gang violence
The girl was killed by a stray bullet in a drive-by shooting that went wrong, media reports say.
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Football red cards for deliberate coughing
Players who cough in the face of other players or match officials can be red-carded, say football's rule-makers and the Football Association.
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Russian hackers stole trade papers from Liam Fox email
Documents on UK-US trade negotiations were leaked in the run-up to the 2019 general election.
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John Hume: Nobel Peace Prize winner dies aged 83
The former SDLP leader helped create the climate that brought an end to the Troubles in Northern Ireland.
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Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko under fire
President Alexander Lukashenko has kept Belarus in an iron grip, but protests have intensified.
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Gianni Infantino: Fifa president to continue in role amid criminal investigation
Fifa deputy secretary general Alasdair Bell says controversy around the head of world football is a "step backwards" in repairing Fifa's name.
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Coronavirus: Dozens test positive for Covid-19 on Norwegian cruise ship
The outbreak on the MS Roald Amundsen comes just weeks after the cruise industry began to reopen.
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Malta festivals cancelled due to rise in Covid-19 cases
Escape 2 The Island, Rhythm + Waves, BPM Festival: Malta and Mi Casa Festival won't go ahead.
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French firm Sanofi indicted over epilepsy drug Depakine
The pharmaceutical giant is accused of manslaughter after babies died, but it denies wrongdoing.
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Coronavirus: HSBC to speed up 35,000 job cuts as profits slump
Europe's biggest bank says it may cost up to $13bn to cover bad loans linked to the coronavirus.
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Genoa gets new bridge two years after tragedy
Renowned architect Renzo Piano says his replacement for the Morandi bridge "is born of tragedy".
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Coronavirus: Eight ways life in the UK has changed
Life appears to have gone back to normal in some ways, but is still very different in others.
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