Russia's hybrid war on Europe: Jamming and spoofing in the 'grey zone'
Caroline Mortimer
Speedboat killer Jack Shepherd will return to UK, says lawyer
Speedboat killer Jack Shepherd says he will not fight his extradition from Georgia to the UK where he has been given a six year sentence for manslaughter
MPs vote to take control of Brexit agenda from Theresa May
UK parliamentarians have voted to take control of the agenda on Wednesday to try to find a majority for any particular Brexit option.
Theresa May not ready to hold third meaningful vote on Brexit
Theresa May says she is not ready to hold a third meaningful vote on Brexit after crisis talks with her party and the DUP failed to reach an agreement.
Trump's first GOP presidential challenger emerges
Bill Weld has become the first Republican to challenge Donald Trump for the party's 2020 presidential nomination.
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Trump declares national emergency to build border wall
Donald Trump has declared a national emergency in the US to allow him to bypass Congress and pursue the building of the US-Mexico border wall.
Human rights campaigners call for tech firms to act over Saudi app
The calls came after it emerged that both platforms have hosted a Saudi Arabian government app that allowed men to track women’s activity.
Nun on the run! 'Joan of Leeds' faked own death to go on sex rampage
Nun on the run! Historians find record of 'Joan of Leeds' who faked her own death to escape convent and 'pursue way of carnal lust'
Chefs recreate Hollywood monster King Kong with 1.8m chocolate statue
Two chefs have created a 1.8 metre statue of King Kong scaling the Empire State Building made entirely of milk chocolate
New York restaurant lets diners fish for their own supper
Catch what you can: New York branch of Japanese restaurant Zuao lets customers fish for their own supper
London court upholds Holocaust denial conviction against singer
Anti-Semitism campaigners say the case has set a precedent for future convictions of Holocaust deniers in the UK.
What does Theresa May's letter to Jeremy Corbyn mean?
British Prime Minister Theresa May sent a three-page letter to opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn on Sunday night calling for further negotiations on her Brexit deal. But what does it mean? Euronews has the answers.
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