What's happening in Europe?
United Kingdom
The BBC News front page centers on the Nepal–Tibet border floods and ongoing rescue efforts, with related video coverage and several international and UK stories in the sidebar and lower sections, including political and crime-related items and notable world events.
Flash flooding near the Nepal-Tibet border has prompted ongoing rescue work, with authorities warning that a rising lake could burst its banks and worsen the disaster.
BBC Verify uses satellite imagery and verified video to track how the flood swept away vehicles, bridges and buildings.
Andrew and Tristan Tate argued in a Miami court that they were not a flight risk as part of their extradition fight.
At least 12 people have died in wildfires in Algeria, and the president has declared three days of mourning.
The late king, who reigned for 35 years, broke with tradition by marrying a commoner and was widely loved by Norwegians.
BBC special correspondent Allan Little describes meeting the Bosnian war 'Butcher' in the early stages of the conflict.
The order comes after deteriorating trade talks between the US and Canada.
An official look at the anticipated video game leaves fans and critics impressed.
Investigations reveal numerous battery fire incidents affecting public safety in the United Kingdom.
A court ruling finds the administration's actions unlawful in its treatment of a tech company.
Investigations reveal a police officer with prior warnings was cleared through vetting processes.
The jury is considering the case in a high-profile U.S. domestic homicide trial.
European football's governing body considers legal steps in response to governance concerns.
