Barry Neild

Prime Minister Viktor Orban is accused of isolating his ex-communist country and threatening its economy with an undemocratic assault on its constitution.

Residents of the South Atlantic islands are holding a referendum on whether to remain part of Britain. Its economy mainly relies on sheep, fish and the few boatloads of tourists.

As governments crack down on old-school street drugs, users find cheaper, quasi-legal alternatives.

Analysts warn that problems at 540-year-old Siena institution signal trouble ahead for Italy.

For many in the UK, it's hard to see past the humor of a recent food scare caused by the detection of horse DNA in beef burgers sold across the country. But behind the punchlines is a major food scandal that has already cost the food retail industry millions of dollars in recalled produce and millions more in lost consumer confidence.

The London dailies and tabloids go to town over Harry's Afghanistan service. But some are concerned his comments could stoke Islamic extremists.

Except in Denmark.

Overpriced and overburdened, but UK capital’s commuters can’t live without their the commuter staple.

The investigation delivered its findings on Nov. 29. providing startling revelations about the pervasive influence of Britain's press.

Splits over Europe could prove toxic for David Cameron, Britain's increasingly embattled prime minister.

A collision of old traditions and new values that has left the Church of England in crisis after it voted last month to refuse consecrating women as bishops.

EU Cash-strapped countries will decide on their space program’s future. Will it be one giant leap for Europe?

The UK's right-wing hardliners seem to be in disarray, fragmented by infighting and crackdowns by the authorities. But that doesn't mean anti-fascist campaigners are celebrating. They warn that the murky world of the far right is evolving into a new and ideologically dangerous force.

Most British families would never welcome a predatory child abuser into their homes, but to most people Jimmy Savile was only an image on a television screen. This is the story of how the BBC celebrity won and betrayed the hearts of a nation’s children.

Europeans say Romney’s defeat leaves the world a more stable place.