Europe: Wooed by sights, sounds, tastes and smells
Josh Price finds Europe lives up to its history and its hype.
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Switzerland: Quelle surprise
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New Zealand war museum to open in France
Kiwi troops liberated medieval French town of Le Quesnoy a century ago.
'Movie' Sanders' war medals to be auctioned
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Great War memento found in writing desk
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Terrifying moment French schoolboy, 15, 'points a gun at his teacher
French schoolboy allegedly forced way into classroom while teacher was marking.
Ryanair under fire over abusive, racist passenger
Airline staff moved the victim of the attack rather than kicking the white man off flight.
The European country that's about to disappear
This country could be wiped from world maps after a decision by its politicians.
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Greece: The island that mass tourism forgot
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Cruising: The Pearl of Provence
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On-street top-up for e-bikers
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The worker accidentally fired a cannon while carrying out repairs.
Slovenia: Outstanding alternative
A town that juts into the Gulf of Trieste is a breath of fresh air, writes Josh Price.
The littlest stars of the Royal Wedding
It was Eugenie and Jack's big day, but there was plenty of attention on the kids too.
Bulgarian journo's rape and killing 'not linked to work' on corruption
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Police chief locked himself in car while terrorist stabbed officer to death
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Ten dead in torrential flooding on Spain's Mallorca island
Flash flooding left a trail of destruction on the Spanish island of Mallorca.