Guillermo del Toro parts with rare horror memorabilia after wildfires
Orlando Crowcroft
Watch again: Three share the Nobel Prize in Physics
The prestigious prize is named for scientist Alfred Nobel.
German car lovers mock Greta's climate movement with new hashtag
The Fridays For Hubraum movement has branded the climate activist movement a 'kindergarten'.
How well are EU countries doing at meeting their UN climate goals?
Not that well, since you ask.
Could MPs be recalled if judges rule parliament's suspension illegal?
Britain's Supreme Court is due to rule on Boris Johnson's suspension of parliament on Tuesday.
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Thomas Cook: How a tee-total cabinet-maker built a travel empire
One of Britain's oldest firms faces its biggest challenge yet.
Boris Johnson's Conservatives lead Labour by 15 points in new UK poll
The results come ahead of a potential national election over Brexit.
Brussels backs Romania's Laura Kovesi as EU's first public prosecutor
Kovesi led a massive crackdown on graft in her native Romania.
Israel's deadlocked parliament - where next for the country?
Benjamin Netanyahu's fight for a fifth term is an existential struggle.
Liberal Democrats formally pledge to stop Brexit if they win election
The new leader of the party wants to win a majority and become prime minister.
Sea change as Italy allows Ocean Viking migrant rescue ship to dock
Italy's new government may be poised to end Matteo Salvini's hardline stance on migrants.
Nazi symbols daubed on British war graves in the Netherlands
It is the second time the Mierlo cemetery has been targeted in a week.
Tunisia election: Unofficial exit polls project landslide Saied win
An unofficial exit poll conducted by Sigma Consulting projected a landslide win in the Tunisian presidential election for independent candidate Kais Saied on Sunday, saying he had taken 76.9% of the votes.
John Bercow will stop Boris Johnson from breaking the law
John Bercow says he will stop Boris Johnson from breaking the law on Brexit
Viktor Orban courts controversy with European Commission nominee
László Trócsányi was the architect of many of Hungary's most controversial policies towards migration.
How MPs' protest channelled 1629 and the English Civil War
Spoiler alert: It didn't end well for the guy who prorogued parliament 400 years ago.
UK PM once again fails in call to MPs to back snap election
Parliament will be prorogued later on Monday ahead of Brexit deadline.
Does the UK need a written constitution?
Boris Johnson's actions have provoked a constitutional crisis in the UK.
Hurricane Dorian lashes US coast after devastating the Bahamas
The storm has been downgraded but has already left 156,000 homes and businesses without power.
Brexit rebel: Boris Johnson's Conservatives 'all over the place'
Caroline Nokes says the Tories are in a dangerous position to fight an election.
What next for the 21 Conservative rebels that defied Boris Johnson?
Britain's prime minister has turned a majority of one into a minority of 21.
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