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Brexit: Top companies lose £100b in four days
In just four days, more than £98 billion has been wiped off the value of Britain's biggest companies.
EgyptAir: Plane wreckage found
EgyptAir plane crashed into the Mediterranean last month, killing all 66 people on board.
Markets panic as Brexit vote looms
Experts warn a looming vote could spark "the destruction of Western political civilisation".
Brexit fears push dollar to new high
The New Zealand dollar popped above 50p overnight on concern the UK may vote to leave the European Union in the "Brexit" referendum next week.
Multicultural identities at heart of tournament
It's no news that there are worries about immigration and multi-culturalism in Europe.
Leonid Bershidsky: Swiss rejection shouldn't doom basic income
COMMENT: Nobody expected the conservative Swiss to approve the idea of a hefty monthly payout to everyone in the country without exception.
$3700 a month for doing nothing
Switzerland is considering a plan to pay its people for doing nothing.
'Three emergency landings' for MS804
The doomed EgyptAir plane that plunged into the Mediterranean last month with the loss of 66 lives was forced three times to turn around after taking off.
Kiwis heading to warmer weather
Thousands of Kiwis are packing their sunhats and sun cream, preparing for a winter getaway.
Switzerland: Snow white snow bright
We entered the clearing and stopped, breathing hard after snowshoeing through deep powder.
Eurostar passengers fall after terror attacks
Eurostar rail passenger numbers have fallen as travellers "remain cautious" following the Brussels terror attacks.
How to do Europe on $48 a day
The plan was three weeks and then back home. But Kirrily Schwarz has found a way to stretch her money and is still going after eight weeks.
Paradises you are not allowed to visit
They are the bucket-list destinations tourists are loving to death. Some of these sites have been shut down, while for others the risk lingers.
Britain risks a recession if it leaves EU
Britain could sink into a year-long recession if it votes to leave the European Union, finance minister George Osborne warned.
France: Dancing out of nowhere
Gliding along the river with a cocktail in hand, as stars twinkle above me, I'm certain there is no better way to travel.
The garden that wants to kill you
This sinister botanical wonderland is home to 100 of the world's most lethal plants...
Bronze Age king's seed spread far
Half of Western European men are descended from one Bronze Age "king" who sired a dynasty of nobles which spread throughout Europe, a study has shown.
President drops by for a friend in need
German Chancellor Angela Merkel was asked to reminisce about her fondest moments with President Barack Obama during the seven years of his presidency.
Swiss watch exports post biggest drop since 2009
Swiss watch exports posted the biggest quarterly drop since 2009 as the industry faces declining demand across all its main markets.
Football joins leaders in spotlight
Swiss police raided the Uefa yesterday about a contract disclosed in the Panama Papers signed by the head of the global football body Fifa.
Gwynne Dyer: Why deal to stem the flood of refugees will fail dismally
COMMENT: The only way to seal a frontier is to kill people who try to cross it illegally. The Iron Curtain worked pretty well, for example.
Austria: Tracing the Terminator
Mention Arnold Schwarzenegger and almost no one will imagine glow-in-the-dark condoms.
Bar/fly: Belgian beer in Brussels
To the Belgian beer drinker, the term "craft" beer is not the johnny-come-lately preserve of beardy hipsters quaffing the latest microbrew from jam jars.
Tensions rise on islands as aid workers quit camps
Scenes of chaos awaited European Union staff due to start arriving on the Greek islands of Lesbos and Chios today to begin processing asylum seekers.
Hunt for terror suspects extends across Europe
The investigation into last week's bombings in Belgium extended farther across Europe after Italian police arrested a new suspect.
Ghost town home to just one
Fausto Mottalini, 65, is out to tell the world that a human being can live with a few simple things: food, shelter and above all, uncontaminated nature.
Europe on alert over Isis aggression
A top European security official warned yesterday that the threat of Isis (Islamic State) attacks is greater than previous assessments.