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‘KILLED FOR HER CASH’ British heiress was murdered for her cash by a debt-ridden boyfriend who claims she died in a sex game, a court in…

France24 says Australian PM Scott Morrison rejected France’s accusations Canberra lied over cancelled submarine deal.

France24 says the first civil lawsuit begins in a court in Vienna on Friday over a notorious outbreak of coronavirus at the popular ski resort of Ischgl in March 2020.

Nine people have drowned in choppy Mediterranean seas in the south of France, officials have said.  They were swept out to sea whilst swimming in the waters on several different beaches on the south coast. 

The i says authorities in Italy have launched an investigation into the alleged abduction of a six-year-old boy who was taken to Israel by his maternal grandfather after his immediate family died in a cable car crash.

Brexit latest – revenge complete: Supreme Court’s powers slashed after Remainers’ sabotage attempts BORIS JOHNSON’s plans to strip the Supreme Court of powers following the…

VOA says Europe’s drug regulator, the European Medicines Agency, said Thursday it is reviewing four additional COVID-19 vaccines.

Authorities say at least ten people died after a fire swept through a temporary hospital in North Macedonia that was treating coronavirus patients.

The Metro says the prime suspect in the Paris terror attacks which left 130 people dead and hundreds more injured told a court that he is ‘a soldier of Islamic State’.

A trial of unprecedented scale starts in France under high security over the November 2015 attacks in Paris that were the deadliest in peacetime France.

The i says France will be bracing itself on Wednesday as the trial opens of 20 people involved in the 2015 terrorist attacks in Paris, one of the worst atrocities to hit the continent

Demonstrators set up blockades on main roads ahead of planned inauguration of new head of Serbian Orthodox Church.

Food and drink exports from the UK have plummeted due to a sharp drop in trade with the EU after Brexit, according to fresh research published today. Data from the Food and Drink Federation (FDF) shows overall UK exports of food and drink slid £2bn in the first half of this year.

Alexander Lukashenko was quoted by the Belta state news agency as saying that Russia will soon deliver a big military hardware consignment to Belarus.

Envoy travels to Doha for talks with Taliban on securing safe passage out of Afghanistan for remaining British nationals and allies.

‘We cannot risk the lives of our diplomats and of our soldiers any longer,’ says deputy foreign minister, as evacuation chaos continues.

US secretary of state raises concerns that large numbers of Eritrean forces have ‘re-entered Ethiopia after withdrawing in June’.

The heavy rainfall behind deadly flooding in Europe in July was made more likely by climate change, scientists say.

Kyiv sees the soon-to-be-completed Nord Stream 2 pipeline carrying Russian gas to Europe and bypassing Ukraine as “a dangerous geopolitical weapon”, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.

For the sixth straight Saturday, protesters march against the COVID health pass they describe as a restriction of freedom.

Thousands of people have been evacuated since Monday in southeastern France to escape a rapidly-advancing wildfire.

The Independent says Italy has been hit by a heatwave this week as the south of the country battles wildfires.

France24 says Turkey is battling the worst wildfires in its history, President Erdogan said, as fires spread to a power station in the country’s southwest after reducing swathes of coastal forest to ashes.

TRT World says the Turkish government has said a vast majority of forest fires that have ravaged the south of the country for almost a week have been contained.

The Sun says an opponent of feared Belarus dictator Alexander Lukashenko has been found hanged in suspicious circumstances.