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Barcelona terror suspect shot dead
Police in Catalonia say Younes Abouyaaqoub was wearing what appeared to be a suicide belt when he was killed in Subirats, about 60 kilometres away from Barcelona
One dead after van driven into two bus stops in Marseilles
Driver arrested but authorities still trying to determine motive
Arsonists suspected as fires rage across Europe
From the Iberian peninsula eastwards to Bulgaria, fierce summer heat and lack of rainfall have produced tinderbox conditions leading to outbreaks of so many blazes that firefighters have struggled to cope
As fires rip through France, the hardest part is wondering if someone started it
In a wide panorama stretching north from the closest visible point to the coast to the slopes of the Maures, at least three separate fires were in clear view
City of Light takes on City of London as Brexit looms
Paris on charm offensive to lure London financial companies
Brexit and a tale of two cities
British withdrawal from EU offers chance for French capital to stake claims
Social media and the declining standard of debate
Social media bears a heavy responsibility for degenerating standards of debate, argues Colin Randall
There are many people whose last words have become legend
Colin Randall looks at the long list of famous last words in light of the Germanwings tragedy
Britain to retain strong ties with Brussels regardless of Brexit
Come 2019 no longer a member of the EU but links with Europe will not be broken
German chancellor condemns 'blind fury' of G20 protesters
No justification for arson, looting and attacks on police, Angela Merkel says
G20 accord on terrorism but Trump stands alone on climate
World leaders also make concession to US concerns about free trade in communique from Hamburg summit
2,000 police reinforcements arrive in Hamburg to secure G20 summit as violent protests continue
It came as the numbers of injured officers and arrested demonstrators rose above 200 in each case. Figures were not available for how many protesters and other civilians had been hurt
A soft form of terrorism finds its way onto the streets of Hamburg
The ugly events of this weekend expose a fundamental flaw of democracy, writes Colin Randall
G20: Rioting and chaos cast shadow over first day of world summit
Security concerns on second day of protests see events plan changed for G20 spouses
