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Spanish woman, 64, gives birth to healthy twins

A 64-year-old woman has given birth to healthy twins following her second successful pregnancy at an advanced age, a doctor in northern Spain said. The...

Cologne plans lorry ban as part of increased carnival security in German cities

Cities across Germany are planning to increase their security at this year's carnival celebrations, citing the continued terror threat the country faces. Cologne mayor Henriette...

US ‘absolutely’ supports two-state solution to Israeli-Palestine conflict

The United States absolutely supports a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and anyone who thinks it does not is in "error", according to...

Donald Trump: The media is ‘out of control’

Donald Trump has said the media is "out of control" and he will take his message "straight to the people". In a series of tweets...

Tunisia extends state of emergency amid fears of extremist threat

Tunisian authorities have extended a state of emergency in place since 2015, citing a persistent threat of extremist violence from neighbouring Libya and elsewhere. The...

Merkel reiterates ‘spying among friends’ is unacceptable at surveillance hearing

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has told politicians she stands by her 2013 complaint that "spying among friends" is unacceptable as she appeared before a...

Four die as slab of ice from frozen waterfall cracks off Italian mountainside

Four climbers have died after a slab of ice from a frozen waterfall detached from a mountainside near Italy's northern border with Switzerland, Alpine...

Snapchat parent company values itself at €20.6bn

Snap, the parent company of Snapchat, is listing its valuation at up to 22 billion US dollars (€20.6bn) as it prepares for the tech...

Boulders under Paris bridge block migrants from setting up camps

Boulders placed under a Paris bridge are preventing migrants from setting up camp in an area that has been a magnet for people fleeing...

Microsoft raises prices by up to 15% in the UK after Brexit vote

Microsoft has raised prices on a raft of products including laptops and tablets by as much as 15% in direct response to the collapse...

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