Europe

Silent protests in Taksim Square

Erdem Gunduz

Artist Erdem Gunduz becomes the face of anti-government protests in Turkey after an eight-hour vigil.

Leaders discuss tax loopholes

Cash, money, dollars, millions, billions

World leaders discuss how to make sure multinational companies can no longer rely on shelters and loopholes to avoid paying tax.

Man charged with WW2 crimes

Nazi swastika

A 98-year-old former policeman has been indicted for abusing Jews and assisting in sending them to Nazi death camps.

Turkish protesters detained

Turkey protests

Turkish police are carrying out raids and detaining people involved in anti-government protests.

Interfering not so easy

Nigella and Charles Saatchi

Witnesses' failure to stop a public assault on British celebrity chef Nigella Lawson is not surprising, specialists say.

Assange still a divisive issue

Julian Assange

The plight of Australian WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange continues to polarise opinion.

Turkey prepared to use force

turkey police

Turkey's leaders considering using armed forces against protesters, deputy prime minister says.

A royal cash cow already

royals

From Union Jack booties to Born to Rule sleepwear, the royal family is cashing in on baby.

Lundy DNA evidence questioned

Mark Lundy

Two specks of human tissue are under intense scrutiny at double murderer Mark Lundy's Privy Council appeal in London.

Prince Philip leaves hospital

BACK IN HOSPITAL: Prince Philip.

Britain's Prince Philip has walked out of a London hospital, 10 days after undergoing exploratory surgery.

'Brain' tissue key to case

Mark Lundy

Mark Lundy shouldn't have been found guilty on the basis of DNA evidence, Privy Council hears.

Sporadic clashes in Turkey

Turkey

Violence in Istanbul after Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan moved to steal back the agenda.

Vlad the pickpocket?

Vladimir Putin

Row over diamond-encrusted Super Bowl ring after claims a light-fingered Vladimir Putin stole the ring.

Pope blesses bikers

rome bikers

Biker culture has come to the Vatican.

West arming flesh eaters?

Vladimir Putin

Russian President Vladimir Putin claims the West must not arm Syrian fighters who eat human flesh.

Turkish riot police clear park

Gezi Park, Istanbul, Turkey

Turkish riot police firing tear gas and water cannons end an 18-day occupation of an Istanbul park that challenged PM's rule.

PM's love life at heart of scandal

Petr Necas

Czech government corruption scandal at its heart questions the relationship between the prime minister and a trusted female aide.

New York-bound plane diverted

Plane

A plane from Cairo bound for New York made an emergency landing in the UK after a passenger discovered a letter threatening the aircraft.

Snowden not welcome in UK

Edward Snowden

THANYARAT DOKSONE AND GREGORY KATZ - AP

The British government has warned airlines around the world not to allow Edward Snowden to fly to the UK.

Turkish protester negotiations

Recep Tayyip Erdogan

ELENA BECATOROS AND SUZAN FRASER - AP

Turkey's PM urged a delegation of protesters to persuade hundreds of others occupying an Istanbul park to withdraw.

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