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04.04.2024 20:40 Jens Stoltenberg says member states must come up with a plan to fund Ukraine for many years to come.

04.04.2024 15:30 Turkey's election authority scrapped a decision to annul a pro-Kurdish candidate's election victory.

04.04.2024 15:30 A remote Italian island where goats outnumber humans six to one is trying to give them away.

04.04.2024 15:30 Major airports will not have new scanners at all security lanes by the summer, the BBC understands.

04.04.2024 15:30 The author of a new report said absorbing Northern Ireland would involve "huge financial pressure".

04.04.2024 10:40 Following Vladimir Putin's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, conscription is being rebooted and expanded across Europe.

04.04.2024 10:40 Finland's age of criminal responsibility, gun laws and children's mental health are in the spotlight following the Vantaa shooting.

04.04.2024 10:40 Natalia Nehriba returned to Ukraine despite the ongoing war after being left in "excruciating" pain.

04.04.2024 05:30 The foreign hackers had stolen data from Russian military firms and hacked cameras to spy on troops.

04.04.2024 00:32 A woman, 68, has been diagnosed as having Noah syndrome, a condition associated with animal hoarding.

03.04.2024 20:00 A former friend of Christian Brückner claims he picked up the videos when he broke into his home.

03.04.2024 20:00 Harry Liddle was "super excited" when he discovered his message had been found, his mum says.

03.04.2024 15:00 The suspect is accused of killing a boy aged 12 and wounding two girls in Vantaa.

03.04.2024 15:00 The ex-president of the Spanish football federation was arrested in Madrid, before being released.

03.04.2024 15:00 Jockey Stefano Cherchi dies aged 23 two weeks after suffering a head injury in a fall at Canberra in Australia.