2013-11-19

A Spanish research vessel which spent 20 hours surveying close to the entrance of Gibraltar Harbour has caused yet another diplomatic incident

Monty Python, one of Britain’s most well known and iconic comedy acts, are to reunite for a stage show. The exact date and location of the event

Real Madrid striker Cristiano Ronaldo scored a hat trick to hand Portugal a thrilling 3-2 win against Sweden in Stockholm and a place in next

Sardinia has started the long process of recovery after being hit by Cyclone Cleopatra. The storm brought 45 centimetres of rainfall in just 90

An al Qaeda linked group has said it was behind the deadly double suicide attack on the Iranian embassy in Beirut. The blast killed at least 23

A Lebanon-based al Qaeda-linked group has said it was behind a double suicide blast on the Iranian embassy in Beirut that killed at least 23 people

The collapse of a half-built shopping mall in Tongaat, South Africa, near Durban, has killed at least one person and trapped dozens, mostly

Two subcontractors working for French oil company Total have been killed in an explosion at a refinery in the Belgian city of Antwerp. Another

Two Russian mothers have been reunited with their own babies, more than three months after a maternity mix-up meant they took home the wrong

A German art hoarder is to be allowed to keep some of the paintings confiscated by the authorities who believed they were stolen or illicitly gained

Ukraine’s parliament has failed again to break the deadlock over jailed opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko and a landmark trade deal with the EU, as

Nokia has agreed the sale of its devices, services business and license its patents to Microsoft for 5.44 billion euros. The sale means that Nokia

In the Sardinian town of Olbia – one of the areas hardest-hit by the torrential rainfall generated by Cyclone Cleopatra – municipal authorities are

A shopping centre has collapsed near Durban in South Africa, killing at least one person and trapping as many as 50 others, domestic media said. At

Police in Paris are continuing to hunt for a gunman who attacked a bank and two media outlets after denying reports of making an arrest on

Boeing and Airbus are in a battle for orders at the Dubai Air Show as the Gulf’s major airlines continue to spend big money on big aircraft. The

Bitcoin has already been at the centre of “drug dealing”:and money laundering controversies but now it has been implicated in a somewhat darker

Three days before the 50th anniversary of her father’s assassination, President Kennedy’s daughter Caroline has been greeted by cheering crowds in

Easyjet pre-tax profit has soared by 51 percent to 570 million euros, driven by the introduction of allocated seats. The airline said that the

The European car market looks to have shifted gear with the announcement that EU passenger car sales have risen for a second month in a row. It is

The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development has cut its own global growth forecasts for this year and 2014 by almost half a percentage

An exhibition comparing the works of two of the most famous expressionist artists of the 20th century is open now near Copenhagen. The

Dame Judi Dench and British comic actor Steve Coogan share top billing in Stephen Frears’ new film Philomena. It’s a drama about an Irish Catholic

It’s an old song, but a recently released music video for the Beatles cover version of Buddy Holly’s “Words of Love” is new. Directed by the man

The manhunt for the lone Parisian gunman who shot up a bank and newspaper offices yesterday, seriously injuring a photographer, continues. There

MEPs have approved the first-ever cut to the EU’s seven-year spending cycle in the bloc’s history. The European Parliament voted for the 960

Several foreign Greenpeace activists detained in Russia on hooliganism charges have been granted bail. They were arrested in September for trying to

Euronews spoke to journalist Neyla Chehwan in Beirut where she works for Lebanese television. She witnessed the aftermath of the attack outside the

“There is a way forward”. Iranian foreign minister Javad Zarif has released a web video on a new YouTube channel speaking of a “way forward” for