A look back at some of the notable people that died across Europe this year

Around 50,000 people are estimated to have joined the "yellow vests " in over a thousand locations the Interior Ministr said on Satuday.

The southern European countryis projected to beat Japan and claim the top spot.

The company has confirmed a second victim died from allergy-related causes from a mislabelled product in 2017.

Natasha Ednan-Laperouse, 15, died from a allergic reaction after eating a baguette bought in Pret A Manger.

Authorities have suspended the eviction of protesters from the threatened woodland following the death of the man, who is believed to be a journalist.

The official cause of death was ruled drowning due to an excessive alcohol consumption.

Leading politicians are gathering in the US Capitol on Friday to commemorate the late senator.

After the unexplained death of two guests in a hotel in Hurghada, Egypt, the daughter of the deceased couple has rejected official claims that they died of natural causes.

The Italian toll-road operator will use funds it's set aside for a disaster recovery mounting to around €500 million. The funds will also help bereaved families and people who had to leave their homes close to the bridge

Kofi Annan, the former United Nations Secretary-General and Nobel Peace Prize laureate who died on Saturday, will be remembered as a dedicated humanitarian whose career was tarnished by ugly conflicts that spun out of control.

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American songstress Aretha Franklin has died aged 76. Celebrities the world over are paying their respect to the "Queen of Soul".