Colin Randall

French-Tunisian Mohamed Lahouaiej-Bouhlel asked rental firm for the biggest lorry they had in order to inflict maximum casualties on the crowds gathered at Nice's seafront on Thursday night.

France is united, but in anger at the government, not just grief.

They were celebrating FRance's national day... then along came slaughter in a lorry.

France was resigned to another attack.

All change in downing Street as new British PM makes some surprising choices for her ministers.

Former London mayor better known for gaffes, stunts and outrageous comments than for tact and diplomacy.

Relations between the West and Russia have been put under massive strain by Moscow’s annexation of Ukrainian Crimea and its involvement in the wider Ukraine civil conflict, as well as by the controversial scale of its intervention in support of the Syrian president, Bashar Al Assad.

Despite progress on policy, exit of Britain from European Union loomed large over two-day summit in Warsaw.

Colin Randall on what is the appropriate language to describe a terror attack and the question of when and whom to ascribe those actions to

I seem to have spent a lot of time since last Friday morning saying sorry to the French, writes Briton Colin Randall, who is married to a French woman and spends nearly half of each year in France.

'The idea of proposing to leave and then make individual trade agreements is like having a divorce but then asking to be friends with benefits'.

What now? Europe reels in shock as Britain votes to leave.

Neither side of the Brexit divide emerged with much credit – rarely in political history can there have been a debate of such low quality

Latest reactions from mainland Europe on the UK referendum on the European Union.