Lebanese PM: "Israel keeps threatening us" In a wide-ranging interview with euronews, the Lebanese Prime Minister discussed relations with Israel and Syria, the UN inquiry into the murder of 15/02/2010
United Kingdom UK Tories in "decimal point" error over pregnant girls Britain’s main opposition leader David Cameron has been condemned after his Conservative Party made false claims on teenage pregnancy to back a key 15/02/2010
Belgium Rescuers faced steel maze to reach bodies Such was the violence of the impact, rescuers were faced with the task of searching for the dead and wounded through a maze of twisted metal. Many 15/02/2010
Greece not pressed for further crisis measures yet The finance ministers of the euro currency zone have been conferring on strategy for Greece ahead of this Tuesday’s full EU Council 15/02/2010
Iran UN tackles Iran over "bloody repression" Western countries have strongly condemned what has been described as Iran’s “bloody repression” against its opponents and have called on Tehran to 15/02/2010
Belgium Europe's worst modern-day rail tragedies The worst rail crash of the high speed age in Europe occurred near the German village of Eschede in June 1998. 101 people were killed and a further 15/02/2010
Ireland Pope meets Irish bishops over "abominable" abuse Irish bishops meeting the Pope in Rome have been told that the child sex abuse linked to Ireland’s Catholic Church was “abominable”. One of the 15/02/2010
Belgium Belgian PM flies home after rail crash News of the crash forced Belgian Prime Minister Yves Leterme to cut short a visit to Kosovo, where he was starting a tour of the Balkans. Lending 15/02/2010
Twenty suits for Europe Twenty Suits for Europe is a travelling exhibition of fashion combined with literature. What is the Spanish EU presidency sponsoring it hoping to get 15/02/2010
Improving Europe's skills Because there are not enough qualified candidates, four million jobs remain unfilled every year in the European Union. That at a time when more than 15/02/2010
Belgium Belgium suffers worst rail disaster for decades Monday morning rush hour train travellers in Belgium have found themselves at the centre of the country’s worst rail disaster for decades. Eighteen 15/02/2010
Libya says no visas for Schengen citizens Libya has stopped issuing entry visas to nationals from Europe’s Schengen zone, according to a Libyan airport official. No explanation was given for 15/02/2010
Danish film Submarino going for gold at Berlin Submarino is one of two Danish entries competing for the prestigious Golden Bear award at the Berlin Film Festival. The drama is directed by Thomas 15/02/2010
Swiss museum honours Rousseau On the centenary of Henri Rousseau’s death, The Beyeler Foundation in Switzerland is celebrating the artist with a special exhibition of his work. 15/02/2010
Belgium 25 dead in Belgian commuter train crash A head-on collision between two trains in Belgium is reported to have left up to 25 people dead. The crash in a Brussels suburb happened during 15/02/2010
Brazil Rio carnival hit by child drum queen row Brazil’s strongest heatwave for 20 years failed to stop tens of thousands turning out for the Rio carnival’s top samba schools parades, but the event 15/02/2010
Afghanistan Taliban booby traps slow Nato progress Roadside bombs are slowing down Nato’s big offensive in Afghanistan, according to military officials. But they say that US marines are still making 15/02/2010
Belgium Belgium train crash: at least 20 killed Two trains crashed head-on outside Brussels on Monday, killing at least 20 people, officials and Belgian broadcaster VRT said. The passenger trains 15/02/2010
Croatia, Carnival The Rijeka Carnival is held each year before the Lent in Rijeka, Croatia. It is one of the biggest carnivals both in Croatia and in the world. This 15/02/2010
Demonstration anti olympic games Anti-Olympic protesters smashed windows and clashed with police in central Vancouver on Saturday. 15/02/2010
Afghanistan Afghans die but NATO offensive continues NATO rocket fire killed 12 Afghan civilians on Sunday as ‘Operation Moshtarak’ continued to target Taliban strongholds. Two missiles are said to 15/02/2010
Vatican Pope meets Irish bishops over paedophilia scandal Bishops have arrived at the Vatican for a two-day summit with the Pope on a paedophilia scandal that has shaken devoutly Roman Catholic 15/02/2010
Greece EU ministers meet again over Greek crisis Greek premier George Papandreou wants the European Union to do more to support his cash- strapped country. As, once again, eurozone states meet 15/02/2010
United Kingdom BNP votes to allow in non-white members An unwelcome journalist was forcibly evicted from a BNP press conference in London as the far-right British National Party voted to abandon its 15/02/2010
Spain Prison thriller picks up eight 'Spanish Oscars' A hard-hitting prison drama has stolen the show at this year’s Goya awards – Spain’s answer to the Oscars. Mutiny thriller ‘Cell 211’ scooped eight 15/02/2010
United Kingdom Author and former jockey Dick Francis dies Best-selling British crime writer and former jockey Dick Francis has died at the age of 89. With over 40 novels to his name which were translated 15/02/2010