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James Waterhouse BBC Ukraine correspondent Europa Press via Getty Images Andriy Portnov’s murder in a Madrid suburb has shocked Ukrainians, but it has not exactly triggered an outpouring of grief.…
Developers who leave housing sites unfinished for years could see their land handed over to local councils under new rules aimed at getting new homes built faster. Under government plans,…
The Ferrari driven to victory by Formula One legend Michael Schumacher at the 2001 Monaco Grand Prix has been sold for 15.98m euros (£13.43m) at auction. He also raced in…
Cannes faced a citywide power cut on Saturday, disrupting the prestigious film festival and closing restaurants, and businesses. French police are investigating suspected arson as the cause of the outage,…
Joseph Kabila, the ex-president of the Democratic Republic of Congo, has lashed out at the government of his successor – calling it a “dictatorship”. The 53-year-old made a 45-minute speech…
Rachel Muller-Heyndyk BBC News Reuters The former PM and his wife are “totally smitten” by their new daughter Poppy Carrie and Boris Johnson have announced the birth of their fourth…
A power cut in south-eastern France has temporarily disrupted screenings on the final day of the Cannes Film Festival. About 160,000 homes in the city of Cannes and surrounding municipalities…
Laura Kuenssberg Presenter, Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg•@bbclaurak BBC There is a joke, of sorts, doing the rounds in Whitehall, that soon government will be “the NHS and the army with…
Spanish newspaper Marca, external reported last weekend that an unnamed Brazilian club had made an offer to Ronaldo. Botafogo are one of four Brazilian teams to have qualified and their…
Iain Watson Political correspondent PA Rachel Reeves has insisted on the need to “get a grip” on the welfare bill TINA – an acronym, not a person – was very…