BBC News - Europe

1 November 2011 Last updated at 10:42 ET

Greece PM faces party rebellion

Greek PM George Papandreou faces calls to quit from within his own party a day after announcing a referendum on the proposed EU bailout.

London is hosting an international conference on cybersecurity, amid warnings of a "disturbing" level of attacks in the UK.

Ethiopia's police chief tells a court where two Swedish journalists are on trial for terrorism that they entered the country to support rebels.

News, background and features about the 27-nation European Union

Markets dive on Greek referendum

US and European markets fall sharply after Monday's announcement of a Greek referendum on EU moves to solve its debt crisis.
Credit Suisse to cut 1,500 jobs

Rooney on Ballon d'Or shortlist

Manchester United's Wayne Rooney is shortlisted for World Footballer of the Year along with eight Barcelona players.
Federer wins Swiss Indoors opener
AC Milan 'will play for Cassano'

MEPs back above-inflation budget rise Watch

MEPs have insisted on an above-inflation increase in the EU's budget for 2012, despite opposition from national governments.

What euro crisis?

Italy's wealthy shoppers do not need price tags
Struggle to be Dutch

The teen asylum seeker who has divided the Netherlands
Burning streets

How one photographer dodged rioters to do his work
In pictures

How Alice in Wonderland influenced generations of artists
Secrets of the deep

Should shipwrecks be left in peace, or is it OK to plunder?
Au revoir

Did Jean-Claude Trichet do enough to tackle the debt crisis?
Heavyweight contest

The Irish town reflecting the new president's values