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The suspect was allegedly caught with cocaine and threw acid during his disciplinary hearing.

Agent 007's famous hangouts in France still exist - so what are they like now?

Claire Cronin is a representative and majority leader in the state legislature of Massachusetts.

The software mogul is found dead hours after a Spanish court allowed his extradition to the US on tax charges.

Rainbow flags were flown at the match, after Uefa banned the arena from lighting up in the colours.

BBC's Frank Gardner looks at what impact the Russia-UK confrontation off Crimea might have for global security.

Mario Draghi has rebuffed the Vatican after it issued a protest over a bill on gay and other rights.

More than 20 jets and two coastguard ships shadow HMS Defender as it sails near Crimea's coast.

The 1642 painting can again be seen in its entirety for the first time in more than 300 years.

The decision comes amid anger that Uefa will not allow the Munich stadium to light up in rainbow colours.

The 21-month-old boy was found after a reporter covering his disappearance heard noises near a road.

What you need to know about travelling abroad to Portugal, Spain, Greece, France, Italy and Turkey.

The Home Office says people with a reasonable excuse for a delay can complete their forms later.

European Commission says recent ransomware attacks on US and Ireland have "focussed mind"

The gang is suspected of targeting the Paris homes of stars including footballer Thiago Silva.

The Danish FA expects extra tickets for its match against Wales as Welsh fans are unable to attend.

Europe is gradually easing lockdown measures ahead of the tourist season.