As Trump rebuffs India, the EU nudges closer
Rachael Kennedy
London to test GPS tagging on offenders of knife-related crime
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has announced the new initiative to tackle violent crime across the UK capital, which will come into effect next week
Death toll in Istanbul building collapse climbs to 10- governor
The governor's office for Istanbul said 10 people were killed in a building collapse and 13 were injured.
Norwegian flight forced to land after receiving 'bomb threat'
A Norwegian flight en route to Nice was forced to return to Stockholm on Thursday after a "bomb threat" was made against the flight
'Stanstead 15' won't face jail time after blocking deportation flight
The Stansted 15, a group of anti-deportation protesters convicted on terrorism-related charges, won't face jail time after blocking deportation flight.
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Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today
Here is our round-up of key European stories so far today, Wednesday, February 6.
Bosnia declares state of emergency amid severe floods
A state of emergency has been declared in parts of Bosnia as severe flooding sweeps through the country
Domino effect ensues as EU leaders recognise Venezuela's Guaido
EU leaders turn their backs one by one on Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro after he misses Sunday's deadline to call presidential elections.
British football club trades shirts for one-off LGBT kit
A British football club has revealed its new rainbow-striped kit, taking inspiration from the LGBT flag
Non-stop church service ends as refugee family is pardoned
A refugee family in the Netherlands, who were being protected from deportation by a continuous church service, has been pardoned
It's 'Me or Putin': Ukrainians left confused over president's campaign slogan
Choose 'either Poroshenko or Putin': audience left confused after Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko revealed his campaign slogan
Brexit could increase cardiovascular deaths, medical study finds
Brexit could increase deaths from heart disease and strokes, a study published yesterday has said
UK Parliament approves trial for MPs to vote by proxy
The UK parliament has approved a trial for MPs who are new parents to vote by proxy
Denmark hopes border fence with Germany will keep swine fever away
Denmark has started building a 70km-long fence along its border with Germany in a bid to protect its pigs from disease-carrying wild boar.
World's most casual heist? Moscow artnapper caught on camera
Russian police arrest suspect in case of casual artnapping caught on camera
Remains of explorer Matthew Flinders discovered near London station
The remains of the first man to circumnavigate Australia, explorer Matthew Flinders, have been discovered near a train station in London
Police investigate human bone found inside pair of Primark socks
Police in Essex have opened an investigation after part of a human bone was discovered inside a pair of socks purchased from Primark in December.
How Brexit-prepped are you? Stockpiling website promises to help
Euronews has talked to the people behind the tongue-in-cheek website that promises to help Britons stockpile ahead of the UK's scheduled exit from the European Union
Abducted Russian takes law into his own hands in kidnapper face-off
The Russian businessman opened fire and rammed the vehicle frequented by his kidnappers in Moscow
EU fines Mastercard €570 million following anti-trust investigation
The European Commission said it had fined Mastercard following investigation into breaches of the EU's anti-trust rules
Russian plane diverted after passenger demands change of route
An Aeroflot flight en route to Moscow was forced to divert to an airport in Siberia after a passenger demanded the aircraft change route, according to Russia's National Antiterrorism Committee
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