World News Where in the EU are employees best and worst paid? The UK is the only major EU economy where average wages have failed to return to pre-crisis levels, new figures reveal. 08/12/2016
Poland Film director Roman Polanski 'cannot be extradited to US' Filmmaker Roman Polanski cannot be extradited to the US over a 1977 child sex conviction, Poland’s supreme court has ruled. 06/12/2016
USA Father jailed for life over toddler son's hot car death A father has been jailed for life for intentionally leaving his toddler son to die inside a sweltering sports-utility vehicle (SUV). 06/12/2016
World News Finland and Estonia top of the class in EU for education Finland and Estonia are among the best countries in the EU for education, according to new rankings by the OECD. 06/12/2016
World News Europol banned from publishing full pictures of on-the-run criminals Europe’s top crime agency won plaudits and publicity for its novel way of trying to catch criminals. 02/12/2016
World News Paris, Madrid and Athens pledge to ban diesel Three EU cities want to ban diesel to improve air quality and fight climate change. 02/12/2016
Italy Renzi, reform and the paradox of Italy's referendum It’s the vote that could either plunge Italy into a fresh crisis and threaten its future in the eurozone, or hand the country a once-in-a-generation chance to streamline government and speed up… 28/11/2016
USA Why Trump might not be the end of the world for globalisation Global growth and development have been predicted to be one of the casualties of a Trump presidency hostile to free trade. 22/11/2016
New Zealand Watch: How earthquake lifted New Zealand's coastline 'up to six metres higher' Experts have been uncovering the stark realities of the earthquake that rocked New Zealand last week. 22/11/2016
Italy Watch: Robber smashes shopkeeper with bottle in raid in Italy This is the dramatic moment a robber smashed a bottle over the head of a shopkeeper in southern Italy. 21/11/2016
World News Where in the EU is paying bribes widespread? Paying bribes to police and public officials is widespread in at least three European Union countries, a new report has claimed. 16/11/2016
USA What does a Trump presidency mean for Europe? Defence A win for Trump raises major question marks over key planks of American foreign policy, including the NATO alliance. 09/11/2016
USA Five ways Donald Trump is different from his presidential predecessors In it for the money? 09/11/2016
France Why some women in France quit work at 16h34 on Monday Women in France were called upon to quit work at 16. 07/11/2016
Romania Corruption crackdown gains momentum in Romania as Bulgaria's stalls Romania is taking big strides in rooting out high-level corruption, new data shows, in stark contrast to neighbours Bulgaria. 03/11/2016
USA Watch: How ice has melted in the Arctic Ocean since 1984 The stark reality of climate change is unmasked in this new time-lapse video from NASA. 02/11/2016
Malta New footage shows Malta plane crash fireball New footage has emerged of plane crash in Malta that killed five people. 28/10/2016
World News Mars crash images provide new detail on Schiaparelli's failed landing bid New pictures have emerged claiming to shed light on Europe’s failed bid to land a spacecraft on Mars. 27/10/2016