Venice Carnival returns after two year absence

Kaja Kallas says Putin is "afraid" of a war with Nato in an interview with the BBC.

Footage from the Reykjanes Peninsula shows bright orange lava erupting into the air.

Russian officials say several people have been arrested for vandalism on the first day of voting in the presidential election.

A far-left activist group took responsibility for the fire, which left the plant without power for nearly a week.

The footage shows the suspect of a gun attack at two bars travelling through the city and the scenes that followed.

The Magura V5 sea drone has been used to sink five Russian ships to date, Ukraine says

Riot police kept demonstrators apart as Isaac Herzog attended the opening of a Holocaust museum in Amsterdam.

The taoiseach (Irish Prime Minister) says "it is clear" that two referendums have been defeated.

Ros Atkins looks at Germany's week of uncomfortable questions, after top-secret discussions were made public.

A 19th-century printing press sealed the amendment into the constitution on International Women’s Day.

Environmentalists in Germany have occupied part of a forest earmarked for clearance.

Hundreds of people line up to pay their respects at the Russian opposition leader's grave in Moscow.

Risking arrest, large numbers paid tribute to the Putin critic, who died in an Arctic prison.

Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was buried at a cemetery on the outskirts of Moscow

Yulia Navalnaya addresses MEPs after the death of her husband, a high-profile critic of Putin.

Yulia Navalnaya was speaking to members of the European Parliament.

At night a team of experts monitors and looks after Michelangelo's frescos.

Europe correspondent Nick Beake on the scene as farmers take to the streets in protest.

Clashes erupt between security forces and farmers protesting at the presence of President Macron.

Kalla Kajas tells the BBC that leaders risk ignoring the "lessons from the 1930s and 1940s".