Politics, conflict, and regulation across Europe.
A new connectivity failure at Prestwick air traffic control disrupted flights across Britain, affecting Manchester, Glasgow and Belfast and raising fresh concerns about system resilience.
Consumer confidence in the UK has dropped to its lowest level in three years, as household finances, borrowing costs and job worries weigh on sentiment ahead of the government's budget.
PM Andy Burnham says the UK will provide Saudi Arabia with limited defensive air-to-air refuelling support after renewed Houthi attacks, deploying one Voyager aircraft.
The UK, coordinated with France and Canada, has banned trade in goods from Israeli West Bank settlements; Israel is retaliating.
Trump and Putin held direct talks on September 8 following a Witkoff-Kushner mission to Moscow and Kyiv.
German authorities say an explosive-equipped drone was found at Leipzig/Halle Airport and have attributed the plot to Russian-linked activity, which Moscow denies.
President Erdogan has signalled Turkey could deepen ties with the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, testing how far a NATO member can balance East and West.
Google is changing how it applies part of its search spam policy across the European Economic Area after regulators raised concerns about the system's impact on publishers.
Norway has entered a new chapter after the death of King Harald V, ending a reign that lasted more than three decades. Crown Prince Haakon is now King.
