Europe
Car production down 7.6% in first half of year as manufacturers switch to EVs
The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders said the decline was ‘expected’ due to car makers overhauling lines to make electric vehicles.
Defence Secretary hails new UK-Germany security pact
John Healey ratified the ‘joint defence declaration’ between London and Berlin as he embarked on a 48-hour diplomatic blitz across Europe.
Why all-inclusive hotel hopping is the best value way to experience the Italian South Tyrol
Four hotels, 38 pools, 32 saunas and one price is the perfect formula for a stress-free break, says Lisa Salmon.
Student aims to become first woman to row solo from Europe to South America
Zara Lachlan, from Cambridge, hopes to break three world records while raising money for charity.
Greece shuts Acropolis and two dead in Italy as Europe swelters in heatwave
The tourist attraction in Athens was closed for five hours from midday after temperatures soared.
Discover the Greek Caribbean on these idyllic islands
There are 227 holiday islands to choose from – but which one is right for you? By Sarah Marshall.
‘Hellishly hot’ southern Europe bakes under heatwave with worst still to come
A wave of hot air from Africa is baking countries including Spain, Italy, Greece and North Macedonia, sending temperatures over 40C (104F).
PM bids to ‘change’ UK-Europe ties as he hosts 45 leaders at EPC summit
The Prime Minister said his efforts to change the way Britain engages with its allies across the continent will begin at Bleinheim Palace next week.
Lammy hosts Canadian counterpart in first home engagement as Foreign Secretary
David Lammy met with Melanie Joly, Canada’s minister of foreign affairs, on Monday morning.
Polish and German governments meet to mend ties after six years of reserve
The two pro-European leaders are tightening ties at a time when support is surging in Europe for eurosceptic far-right parties.