Why September tends to spook European equity markets
Thomas Hill
Austria, Serbia and Hungary strike migration deal
Austria, Hungary and Serbia have struck out on their own, signing a new pact that will see a more hard line approach to dealing with migrants.
L'Eroica vintage bike race attracts thousands to Tuscany
Vintage bikes tour the vineyards of Tuscany as thousands complete Italy's L'Eroica cycle challenge
Prayers for victims of Indonesia's football stadium disaster
Among the 125 people killed in the crush were 17 children.
Jodie Comer's stage play becomes a cinema box office hit
Cinemas have sold more than €2m worth of tickets to Prima Facie, a National Theatre production starring Killing Eve star Jodie Comer.
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D-Day commemorations see parallels drawn between France and Ukraine
“Kyiv maybe 2,000 kilometres away from here, they too, right now, today, are experiencing the same horrors as the French citizens experienced in World War II at the hands of the Nazi invader.”
Royal Parks gardeners grow 250,000 flowers for eight London parks
In a dozen high-tech greenhouses hidden in Hyde Park, gardeners grow 250,000 plants for London's eight royal parks.
Holy Week call for recognition from gay men in Andalucia
Members of Spanish brotherhoods who dress Virgin Mary floats for Holy Week accuse religious leaders of hypocrisy over their sexuality.
Taliban bans opium as Afghanistan's poppy harvest begins
Farmers say the ban will ruin them as many rely on opium revenues to pay their bills. The opium is sold to dealers who process it to produce heroin.
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