Take a look back at six of the biggest headlines from Europe this morning.

Turkish outlets have released footage they claim shows a 15-strong team of Saudi intelligence officers who are behind the disappearance of the Saudi journalist.

That’s according to NBC news who said friends of the missing journalist said it prompted concerns that he was being lured into a trap

“I say to every customer: please don't pity us. We are different, we are overcoming boundaries," says teenage waiter Evren.

Turkey's president Tayyip Erdogan says he's tracking Jamal Khashoggi's case personally and hopes for a positive outcome.

The American newspaper said that it had been unable to reach Jamal Khashoggi and that it is "very concerned about where he may be."

The man was wearing a t-shirt demanding freedom for imprisoned journalists in Turkey

Paralympic swimmer Sümeyye Boyaci says “fish also have no arms but decided to swim”.

Would you go for a ride in one of these?

Built as a casino and hotel in 1899, the building later became an orphanage which housed about 5,800 minority Greek children before closing its doors in 1964.

It looks more like the set of a horror movie than the majestic hotel and casino it was intended to be. Now there's a push to save it.

Police in Turkey use tear gas to break up a regular protest by mothers remembering relatives who disappeared during violence in the 80s and 90s

Turkey's lira has weakened further against the dollar after after Donald Trump said he would give Turkey no concessions in return for the release of a detained American pastor.

Relations between the two countries have deteriorated after the arrest of a US pastor in Turkey and trade disputes.

Erdoğan: Currency crisis an "attack" on Turkey

It comes a day after two major ratings agencies downgraded Turkey closer to junk status amid a currency crisis. Standard & Poor's cited extreme lira volatility and forecasted a recession next year

US threatens new Turkey sanctions over Christian pastor