What did Europe's front pages say the day after the Brexit vote?

Kim's green and yellow bulletproof train arrived in the Chinese capital for what will be his fourth meeting with President Xi.

As British Prime Minister Theresa May is scrambling to get her deal through parliament there are fears that a 'no-deal' Brexit could create chaos on UK roads. Euronews correspondent Damon Embling spoke to truck drivers around the country to see what they think.

The French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe has announced plans to toughen up laws in response to the ongoing Yellow Vest protests.

As the UK prepares for a week of debate ahead of the vote on the EU-UK Withdrawal Agreement next week, Dublin is bracing itself amid the uncertainty over Britain’s next steps.

France's Yellow Vest protestors were back on the streets for the eighth consecutive weekend in cities across the country. Up to 4,000 people joined the protest at its height in Paris on Saturday as French security forces deployed tear gas and protestors lit fires.

The Archbishop of Lyon, Philippe Barbarin, Monday stands trial on charges of failing to report abuse by a priest in his diocese. He's accused of knowing about the sexual abuse by Father Bernard Preynat long before it became public knowledge.

Pope Francis has used his Epiphany address to urge European leaders to welcome 49 migrants stranded aboard two humanitarian rescue ships in the Mediterranean.

Democrats maneuverer to pass legislation with the support of Nancy Pelosi, the only woman ever to serve as speaker. She will preside over the most diverse U.S. House in history. The democrats wish to put an end to the partial government shutdown, but Republicans called the move 'theatre'.

Dutch authorities are warning the public to stay away from some of the 270 containers that a cargo ship lost off the northern coast of the Netherlands as a clean up continues.

The family of a Greek man who died in last year's fires in Mati are launching a lawsuit. The as yet unnamed victim died in the village of Neos Voutzas in Eastern Attica. The law firm involved says that other suits are on the way.

Attempts to re-open the US government seemed to fall through yesterday as President Trump made clear he would not budge on his demand for $5 billion in border-wall funding.

Outgoing White House Chief Of Staff General John F Kelly has implicitly criticised Donald Trump's on immigration in an interview with the Los Angeles Times