Greece has seen an alarming rise in police violence, amid reports of unprovoked attacks by officers that have seen protesters beaten with batons and people strip-searched in broad [...]

Gill Andersen is, as far as she knows, the only British woman farming the lowlands of central Jutland. And after 32 years, she doesn’t think much of Denmark’s plans to meet new emissions targets by returning much of her land to peat [...]

A jailed Catalan separatist leader was a member of the European parliament despite not being able to take up his seat and so had immunity, the court of justice of the EU (CJEU) has [...]

The supreme court said on Friday it will hear Donald Trump’s pleas to keep his tax, bank and financial records private, a major tussle between the president and Congress that could also affect the 2020 presidential [...]

Chile’s air force has said it has lost radio contact with a transport plane carrying 38 people on a flight to the country’s base in [...]

France is facing a second day of travel chaos and school closures after unions said there would be no let-up in nationwide strikes against Emmanuel Macron’s proposed changes to the pensions [...]

NatWest’s online banking and mobile app have gone down during the Black Friday sales. Customers complained about being unable to access their money and some also said money transferred between accounts appeared to have vanished. As the last Friday of the month, today is payday for many people, as well as the annual [...]

Thousands of Venetians have taken to the streets to protest over frequent flooding and the impact of giant cruise [...]

Iceland has been accused of threatening the long-term sustainability of vital mackerel stocks after unilaterally increasing its catches in the international waters of the north-east [...]

The Yorkshire building society is to investigate how two fake £20 notes were issued by a cash machine outside its Lancaster [...]