EU Commission hits Google with hefty €2.95 billion fine
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As it happened: Thursday, July 12
This was our as-it-happened coverage of key news developments on the morning of Thursday, July 12.
Fans follow suit to salute Southgate ahead of England’s World Cup semi-final
Supporters are dressing to impress in a bid to get behind manager Gareth Southgate and his England team ahead of Wednesday’s semi-final with Croatia.
Greece to 'expel Russian diplomats' over FYR Macedonia deal
Greece will expel two Russian diplomats and ban entry to another two amid suspicions they tried to undermine an agreement between Athens and neighbouring country FYR Macedonia, according to Greek media reports.
As it happened: Wednesday, July 11
This is our coverage of the key news from Europe and beyond this morning, Wednesday, July 11.
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Meet the MEPs who earn €100,000-a-year from second jobs
Ten MEPs raked in more than €100,000-a-year on average from second jobs and outside earnings, a new report has claimed.
'Appreciate your allies, you don’t have many,' Tusk tells Trump
“Appreciate your allies, you don’t have many,” Donald Tusk tells Trump after the US president said NATO members should increase their military spending.
All 12 boys and football coach rescued from flooded Thailand cave
After 17 days underground, their ordeal is over.
As it happened: Tuesday, July 10
This is our as-it-happened coverage of major news events on the morning of Tuesday, July 10.
Eighth boy 'rescued' from flooded Thai cave system
An eighth boy has been rescued from a flooded cave system in Thailand, say navy officials.
As it happened: Monday, July 9
This is our as-it-happened coverage of key news developments this morning, Monday, July 9.
Which country is leading the EU's fight against climate change?
Campaigners have ranked EU countries' progress on tackling climate change. Who do you think are the best and worst?
World Cup 2018 calendar: your guide to who’s playing who and when
Get your football-watching organised with this handy guide of which teams are playing and when.
Greece and FYR Macedonia sign historic name dispute deal
Greece and FYR Macedonia sign an historic deal aimed at resolving a long-running name dispute.
Migrants' joy as Aquarius arrives in Spain after Italian snub
The migrant boat Aquarius, which was turned away from Italy and Malta, has arrived in Spain.
Europeans ‘less aware’ mobile roaming fees have been scrapped
Ignorance of a landmark European Union law that scraps mobile phone roaming charges is on the increase, according to a new study.
Massive blaze is a ‘devastating loss for Glasgow’
A huge fire has ripped through one of Scotland’s architectural gems for the second time in four years.
As it happened: Friday, June 15
This is how our coverage of the key stories from Europe and beyond unfolded on the morning of Friday, June 15.
Five talking points from the historic Kim-Trump talks
Here is what we can take away from the historic meeting between US President Donald Trump and North Korea leader Kim Jong-un.
Trump-Kim make history: As it happened on Tuesday, June 12
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EU spends €274m to 'breach its own environmental laws'
Brussels has been accused of an embarrassing gaffe after spending €274 million on a motorway that is set to breach its own environmental laws.
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