Why September tends to spook European equity markets
Jim OHagan
Aviation revolutions on the horizon
We take a look at two exciting projects just around the corner that may well transform the entire aviation industry.
The future of aviation: cutting emissions
How can the aviation industry meet growing demand and reduce greenhouse gas emissions at the same time?
The 2017 Paris Airshow off to a roaring start
The 52nd Paris Airshow is underway with soaring temperatures, dizzying spectacles and big rivals, Boeing and Airbus vying to outdo eachother again.
It’s all go at Airbus ahead of the Paris Airshow
With some energy saving tweaks being added and delivery of widely-anticipated, next generation Rolls Royce engines, it’s been a busy week for Airbus.
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The International Paris Airshow 2017: what to keep an eye on
With the Paris Air show days away, what are the big stories to look out for?
Cutting-edge car calls cops on drunk driver
Car safety feature lands drunk driver in hot water with police after it automatically called them to report an accident.
A hangover cure that actually works?
Two students at Yale University say they have developed a hangover-prevention supplement that actually works.
Portugal's Eurovision triumph
Portugal has won the 2017 Eurovision song contest with 27-year-old, Salvador Sobral's rendition of _Amar Pelos Dois_ or _Love for both_ .
Iran: presidential campaign breaks boundaries
With days to go until Iran's Presidential election, front-runner and incumbent Hassan Rouhani painted his rivals as power-hungry puppets of the security forces.
North Korea: latest missile flies 700km
North Korea has fired a missile which landed in the Sea of Japan 30 minutes after being launched.
Possible picks for FBI's top post revealed
President Donald Trump has said he may make a decision on who will succeed ousted FBI chief James Comey before Friday.
"Calais mon amour": how a National Front supporter fell in love with a migrant
The improbable story of how a French National Front supporter fell in love with an immigrant
Insiders: Living with Terror
Insiders takes an in-depth look at how Europe is responding to the threat of terrorist attacks.
Insiders: The fight against Radicalisation in France
Sophie Claudet speaks to a former French intelligence official to gauge the measures put in place to combat radicalisation on a national and European level.
Insiders: Living with the threat of terror
Sophie Claudet speaks to former French intelligence official,Louis Caprioli about what can be done to combat radicalisation in prisons.
Chernobyl and the strange world of dark tourism
On the 31st anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster we delve into the bizarre boom in "dark tourism" that has sprung up around it.
Iceland: Unicorn baffles locals
According to reports from Iceland, the unicorn might be more than just a mythical beast... though this one is a little sheepish.
How do the French presidential candidates' programmes measure up?
Former investment banker and political novice-Emmanuel Macron will go head-to-head with far-right, _Front National_ leader-Marine Le Pen for the keys to the Élysée Palace. But how do their policy prop
Shell's shady dealings with money launderer revealed in ex-spy's emails
Oil giant Shell has 'changed its tune' as emails emerge showing dealings with a convicted money launderer and point to possible bribery.
Brexit and the divided kingdom?
Political shake-up as a Northern Ireland snap election sees nationalists come within one seat of their rivals
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