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Zika virus outbreak looms over Europe's summer, warns WHO
Risks of a zika outbreak in Europe this summer are low or moderate, with significant differences across regions.
Angelina Jolie Pitt urges European nations to open their doors to migrants
The UN special envoy warned fear of uncontrolled migration risks triggering 'a race to the bottom'.
British people have a 'relatively high risk' of falling into low-income poverty
Figures show that around 32.5% of the population fell into poverty at least once in the preceding three years.
Refugee Crisis: Video shows fleeing Syrians shot and beaten by Turkish border guards
Human Rights Watch has detailed the attacks on refugees during April and March this year.
Fear-mongering from David Cameron over EU Brexit is not fooling British voters
As with British prime ministers before him, the Conservative leader takes British voters for mugs.
Glitter, glamour and geopolitics - why we love Eurovision
Sweden is on course to overtake Ireland with the most Eurovision wins
Europe Day: What is it and what has it got to do with the European Union?
Europe Day is marked by the European Union on 9 May to celebrate the anniversary of the Schuman declaration.
EU referendum: David Cameron says UK will keep peace in Europe by avoiding Brexit
Prime minister claims staying inside the EU will make Britain 'stronger, safer and better off'.
Isis: Thousands march through Brussels to defy Daesh terrorists and racists
Molenbeek march in protest at Brussels and Paris terror attacks passes off peacefully.
A plague on both their houses: This pitiful EU referendum 'debate' is an affront to voters
Not only are the right questions not being answered - they're not even being asked.
EU Referendum: Holiday pay under threat if UK backs Brexit says TUC
But Labour MP and Grassroots Out co-founder Kate Hoey has accused the TUC of 'scaremongering'.
Sweden hands out phone number to connect people from around the world with 'random Swedes'
IBTimes UK tried out the tourist board's latest initiative.
Brussels attack: London lights up in solidarity with the people of Belgium
Iconic landmarks across the capital have been illuminated in the colours of the Belgian flag.
Isis dispatches 400 jihadis across Europe to strike in 'deadly waves'
The militants have 'orders to choose the time, place and method for maximum carnage'.
Brussels attack: Belgium's capital joins list of European cities attacked by Islamists since 2004
Brussels is the latest European city to be targeted by terrorists.
Former Greek prime minister George Papandreou on EU: 'Stay with us Britain - together is stronger'
Greek prime minister from 2009 to 2011 says UK should stay in European Union ahead of Brexit vote.
PlayStation VR: Sony announces $399 - £349 price and October release date for PS4 virtual reality headset
Sony has announced the first details of the PS4's VR headset.
Pokemon Go beta 'field test' coming to Japan in March and other countries soon
Niantic and The Pokémon Company open up sign-ups for Japanese testing period.
EU referendum: Grassroots Out plans 1m Brexit leaflet drive in mass day of action
Deputy campaign chief for GO told IBTimes UK tens of thousands of activists will be out on 5 March.
Swiss bank Credit Suisse warns the eurozone could collapse in case of a European recession
Market volatility and increased stress in the banking sector are worrying signs of deterioration in Europe.
Facebook's Moments app that hit 400 million photos shared gets video support feature
Facebook's latest updated version of Moments sports a video supportive feature allowing users to share photos and videos.
EU referendum: Jeremy Corbyn distances himself from David Cameron over 'remain' campaign
Labour leader claims he is not on the same side of the argument as the prime minister.
Swiss referendum results reject deportation of foreigners over minor crimes
Final results show 58.9% voters reject right-wing's proposals calling to expel foreigners for lower-level offences.
Roosh V: Return of Kings leader Daryush Valizadeh vows to fight EU ban by 'moronic feminist' MEP
Labour MEP calls for 'deplorable' Return of Kings supporters to be given EU-wide visa bans.
Boris Johnson says Britain is better off outside of the EU
Mayor of London said it his choice was 'agonising' but he feels the EU is eroding British sovereignty.
Boris Johnson's sister denies London's mayor is milking Brexit decision 'for publicity'
Rachel Johnson said it was a very hard choice and his participation in either camp would be significant.
EU Referendum: Mayor of London Boris Johnson looks set to join the out campaign
Reports emerge suggesting a 'genuinely torn' Conservative is being swayed by cabinet rebels
EU summit: David Cameron 'battles for Britain' in Brussels as Ukip holds renegotiation protest
UK prime minister promised not to take a deal that 'does not meet what we need'.
EU referendum: £30m child benefit roadblock is halting David Cameron's renegotiation deal
The Visegrád Group apparently resisting the prime minister over his proposed welfare reform.
The Division open beta start times confirmed for 18-19 February on PS4, PC and Xbox One
Ubisoft confirms start times for Europe and North America.