Stranded Europeans plea for help getting home amid COVID-19 pandemic

'No mask, no gel' Trying to find sanitising gel is becoming a wild goose chase.

In the English midlands — the heartland of the UK car parts industry — the economic impact of the slump triggered by the new coronavirus is already being felt.

"The appropriate timing for the introduction of quarantine measures is what will determine how effective they are. If they are introduced too soon they might not be sustained, if they are introduced too late they might not be effective" - Dr. Michael Tildesley.

Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said there was "no difference" between the Nazis and the Greek authorities forcibly repelling migrants.

Should Paris pull the plug on heating outdoor terraces?

The migrant crisis on Europe's doorstep is no closer to resolution. Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has met with the EU's top officials to demand more support for his country 'without any further delay'. EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said the meeting had been 'constructive'.

Some say the town should welcome the new arrivals. Others want them gone.

Leaders have pledged to accelerate research into the disease and to support the sectors the hardest hit, such as aviation.

Paris is keeping French-made protective masks inside the country amid a coronavirus-inspired shortage. But it's proving awkward for its loyalist customers.

An international security expert believes Turkish President Erdogan may have overplayed his hand in the ongoing conflict in Syria.

Post-Brexit fishing rights up for debate between EU and UK

But at over 700 light-years away, astronomers say there's no risk to Earth.

The European Court of Human Rights has backed Spain’s immediate deportation of two African migrants who tried to enter one of its African enclaves.

Spain's High Court has ruled in favour of a company that began deducting time for employees who took breaks for coffee and cigarettes.

Greece will set up new camps for asylum seekers on its Aegean islands, hoping to end months of overcrowding and violence within its resettlement scheme. The new camps will allow asylum seekers to go out during the day, but they will be locked in at night.

Worldwide, more than two hundred million girls and women have been affected

There's a foul smell spreading across the French capital, with garbage piling up across the city. The strikes which have brought much of France to a halt in recent months, are starting to affect rubbish collection.