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Hannah Somerville
A year since Brexit: How welcome do Poles living in the UK feel now?
Many Polish people have opted to stay in Britain, although some have had trouble establishing residency — while others have returned home to Poland.
Belarusian hacktivists claim drone attack on Minsk riot police base
Footage of the incident showed loud bangs and flashes emanating from part of the compound.
Afghan woman's pet bird finds new home at French embassy in UAE
Amid two weeks of frantic evacuations to Paris and untold suffering, the French Ambassador to the UAE has shared a remarkable story of hope.
Ban on National Bolshevik Party was 'a human rights violation'
Fifteen years after the case was first lodged, during which the founder died, the European Court of Human Rights has ruled Russian courts had not had a strong enough case to ban radical anti-Putin group the National Bolshevik Party.
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'Kicks, beatings & mock executions': Police violence alleged in Bosnia
"While lying prone on the snowy ground with his hands cuffed behind his back, officers had fired bullets either side of his head to get him to reveal information on the location of certain smuggled merchandise."
'The future is frightening': Study reveals youngsters' climate anxiety
“This study paints a horrific picture of widespread climate anxiety in our children and young people."
Police arrest 13 in crackdown on Romania-Spain sex trafficking gang
The criminal network used the so-called 'lover boy' technique to lure victims into being sexually exploited in Spanish nightclubs.
French tourist charged with spying in Iran over 'drone photos'
Benjamin Briere, 35, has been detained in Iran for 12 months and his family say he has only been permitted to call them four times since last May.
Dutch police bust hidden cocaine factory after Encrochat investigation
Eighty police officers descended on the site in Rotterdam where a gang was also fitting out cars with secret compartments so as to "flood Europe with cocaine".
ESA wants satellites around the Moon to make manned missions easier
More than a dozen European firms have been contracted by the European Space Agency to draw up proposals for a shared lunar telecoms and navigation service.
Europe's air traffic 'might not get back to normal until 2029'
It could be a full decade before Europe's air traffic gets back to pre-pandemic levels, it's been claimed.
Fake euro banknote dealers busted by German and Italian police
Officers descended on 19 houses in Naples, Italy and Germany on Thursday and seized fake banknotes amounting to €160,000 as well as a gun and cocaine.
Parliamentarians slam detention of EU citizens by UK Border Force
Around 30 EU citizens including Greek, Italian, Bulgarian and Spanish nationals are thought to have been detained in the UK in the past week due to confusion over visa requirements.
Ukrainian MP blasts 'hysterical' Facebook over influence network ban
Andrii Derkach was one of several Ukrainian politicians promoted by a network of fake Facebook accounts booted off the social media platform last month.
UK Navy warships stand down as tensions ease in Jersey
HMS Severn and HMS Tamar are expected to begin their voyage back to Portsmouth within the next 24 hours after being deployed to a protest by French fishermen.
Mass arrests of suspected mafia members announced in Italy and Germany
More than 800 police and tax officers were involved in the fresh raids in Italy and Germany, which saw millions of euros' worth of assets seized and 31 people arrested in connection with 'ndrangheta drug operations.
Six arrested amid massive anti-lockdown protests in London
Eight police officers were injured during yesterday's demonstration in the British capital, which up to 10,000 people are thought to have attended.
New migrant camp approved for Lesbos but exact location undecided
The municipal council of Mytilene approved the construction of a new 3,000-capacity facility on the Aegean island - but without agreeing where it will be located.
Turkey violated rights of jailed journalist Ahmet Altan, ECHR finds
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that Turkey violated veteran journalist Ahmet Altan's rights to liberty and freedom of expression by jailing him on terrorism charges after the failed 2016 coup.
Wish you were there? Tourists in Greek holiday test can't leave hotel
The tourists are staying on the Greek island of Rhodes for a week but will not be allowed to leave their hotel.
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