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Russia

Prosecutor hope over Europe's radioactive cloud

Greenpeace Russia says a legal case offers the best chance of finding out the source of the ruthenium 106 radioactive leak.

Slovenia

Migrant’s deportation threatens to topple Slovenia’s government

Ahmad Shamieh faces expulsion despite being praised for his efforts to integrate.

United Kingdom

Two goals and a baby: match-winning footballer subbed to see birth of son

English player Ryan Colclough went to hospital so quickly he didn’t have time to change.

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Ratko Mladic convicted of genocide and jailed for life

The ex-Bosnian Serb general was on trial, accused of ordering the massacre of 8,000 Muslim men and boys at Srebrenica.

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Russia

Explained: ruthenium 106 and Europe’s radioactive cloud

The radioactive isotope was detected across Europe, including Budapest, Bucharest, Stockholm, Prague, Milan and in areas of France.

Germany

How to build your own air pollution monitoring station

Activists in Germany, Italy and other EU countries are taking a DIY approach to keeping track of how dirty their air is.

USA

Watch: US football stadium blown up in controlled explosion

The demolition of Georgia Dome was a spectacular sight but not everyone managed to capture it on video.

USA

Meet the first asteroid we’ve seen from outside our solar system

The remarkable discovery of Oumuamua opens a new window on solar systems beyond our own, say experts.

United Kingdom

A picture for each decade the Queen and Prince Philip have been married

Queen Elizabeth II, 91, and the Duke of Edinburgh, 96, are celebrating their 70th wedding anniversary on Monday (November 20).

United Kingdom

Four people die after helicopter and plane collide in England

USA

Trump effect as US brand tumbles in global rankings

People’s perception of the country has worsened since Trump was elected, a new study has revealed.

Belgium

How Brussels is failing to punish EU states over their deadly air pollution

It's primarily the responsibility of individual countries, but critics say the European Commission could do more to make sure they keep to agreed targets on dirty air.

USA

Listed: the world’s most-expensive paintings sold at auction

What other works of art have collectors paid millions of euros for?

United Kingdom

Pro-EU musician gets funding from department of arch-Brexiter Liam Fox

The composer wants to collaborate with musicians across Europe to fight the idea the UK is retreating to an absurd little enclave.

World News

Online freedoms ‘being squeezed in UK, France and Germany’

Terrorism, migration and elections have all seen online liberties restricted in recent years.

Belgium

Nigel Farage hits out at George Soros over ‘Brussels backing’

MEP claims collusion between Brussels and Soros is the 'biggest in history'.

World

World Cup rivals used a drone to spy on our tactics, says Honduras

The allegations come ahead of a game between the pair that will decide who goes to Russia next summer.

World News

World Diabetes Day: where in Europe is the disease most rife?

More than one-in-12 adults suffer from diabetes in some EU countries.

United Kingdom

LIFI’s bright future: how you could soon be surfing the web via lights

The man behind the technology has said it’s closer than ever to breaking into the consumer market.

Iraq

Girls in Iraq ‘could be married at nine’ if draft law is approved

It’s part of proposed legislation that would see religious courts restored.

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