United Kingdom 'Two down, four to go': Monty Python star Terry Jones dies aged 77 From Oxford to Nazareth and beyond, we look at the life of the writer and historian. 22/01/2020
World Europe's weather mix: Record high pressure, cold and Storm Gloria Extreme weather has come to western Europe. A powerful anticyclone is breaking records in high pressure across Belgium, France and the UK, while Storm Gloria, pushing the anti-cyclone south, is causing heavy rain, winds and even rare snowfall in Spain. 21/01/2020
United Kingdom Pro-Brexit UK pub chain wants to cut drink prices on January 31 The chain, which has 875 pubs across the UK, plans to cut the prices of several European drinks by up to 60p (€0.70) for a month from January 31. 20/01/2020
United Kingdom Prince Harry speaks out: 'I want you to hear the truth from me' Harry's comments, at a Sentabale charity dinner in London. were the first remarks since he and Meghan Markle announced they were splitting from the royal family. 20/01/2020
United Kingdom Royal split: Harry and Meghan get 'clean break' from royal family Harry and Meghan are getting a clean break from the royal family, commentators said, as they analysed what lies ahead for the couple. 19/01/2020
United Kingdom Prince Harry and Meghan to stop using their HRH titles, pay back £2.4m Prince Harry and Meghan will stop using their HRH titles, Buckingham Palace said. 18/01/2020
United Kingdom British territory Gibraltar 'could stay in Schengen Area after Brexit' Gibraltar's chief minister, Fabian Picardo, says the territory should remain accessible to the rest of the EU after January 31. 18/01/2020
brussels bureau Brexit Party 'a disgrace' says UK MEP after final Strasbourg sitting Catherine Rowett, Green Party MEP, says Britain 'united in our hatred' of Brexit. 16/01/2020
United Kingdom Flybe: Should the government bail out the regional airline? Some argue #Flybe is vital for regional connectivity in the UK and must be saved. But environmentalists say the government cannot be serious about tackling climate change and then bail out an airline. 14/01/2020
Iran Europe urges Iran to keep nuclear deal as protesters defy regime Videos on social media showed protesters shouting anti-government slogans in Tehran and other Iranian cities despite the presence of security forces. 12/01/2020
United Kingdom Watch: Boris Johnson speaks in Northern Ireland as new assembly opens Irish politicians agreed to a power-sharing deal after three years of deadlock. 12/01/2020
Iran UK slams Iran over ambassador's arrest amid angry Tehran protests The arrest came amid anti-government protests in Tehran over the missile blunder. Donald Trump warned Iran against "another massacre" of protesters. 11/01/2020
United Kingdom Back to work: Northern Ireland parliament sits after 3-year deadlock Northern Ireland's parliament at Stormont sat for the first time in three years on Saturday after Irish nationalists and British unionists agreed a deal. 10/01/2020
United Kingdom No Big Ben 'bong for Brexit' says Downing Street The 'world's most iconic timepiece' will not chime to mark the UK's exit from the EU, Downing Street has indicated 10/01/2020
View 2020 is the WHO’s Year of the Nurse and Midwife. It’s time policymakers listened to them ǀ View According to the WHO, the world currently needs nine million more nurses. The staffing shortages are not only affecting developing countries; here in Europe, we too are struggling to fill nursing and midwifery vacancies. 10/01/2020
United Kingdom 'Bladed weapon' attack on prison officer treated as terrorism Two inmates used “improvised bladed weapons” in the assault at Whitemoor jail, a maximum-security facility 120 kilometres north of London. 10/01/2020
USA Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to 'step back as senior members of the Royal Family' Royal couple say they will "work to become financially independent, while continuing to fully support Her Majesty The Queen." 08/01/2020
Cyprus British woman given four month suspended sentence over rape claim British woman given four month suspended sentence over 'false' rape claim 07/01/2020
United Kingdom British government advisor seeks 'weirdos and misfits' for top jobs Prime Minister Boris Johnson's top advisor has published a bizarre blog appealing for “weirdos and misfits with odd skills” to help shake up Britain’s government. 03/01/2020
United Kingdom UK and Denmark reached clean energy milestones in 2019 The share of fossil fuels in the UK's energy mix dropped from 75% in 1990 to 43% in 2019. 02/01/2020
United Kingdom UK government accidentally publishes addresses of honours recipients The honours list includes over 1,000 names this year including Sir Elton John and conservative MP Iain Duncan Smith. 28/12/2019
United Kingdom Britain is always 'welcome to come back', writes EU official EU official soothes fears of anti-Brexit voters saying Britain is always "welcome to come back". 26/12/2019
Spain Names released of UK family who drowned in Costa del Sol pool Diya and his two children drowned on Christmas Eve while on a family holiday in Spain. 26/12/2019
Netherlands Lonely at Christmas: How much of a problem is it across Europe? The remarkable story of why the Netherlands is on a drive to tackle loneliness, and how the problem is being taken increasingly seriously around Europe. 25/12/2019
United Kingdom Watch again: Queen delivers Christmas message after 'bumpy' 2019 Health scares, embarrassments and political turmoil - 'bumpy' may be an understatement but the Queen is also keen to celebrate the spirit of D-Day in her Christmas message to the Commonwealth. 24/12/2019
View UK is the best place in Europe to be a Muslim - but Johnson must not tolerate Islamophobia ǀ View It’s time for Boris Johnson to get serious about Islamophobia. The UK’s four million Muslims are a significant political force. 23/12/2019
