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BBC News | Europe | World Edition  Missing Semtex 'left unguarded'   A lapse in security is blamed for the theft of 28kg (61lb) of plastic explosive and detonators from a site in France.  UK 'must check' US torture denial   The British government should no longer rely on US assurances it does not use torture, a parliamentary report says.  Spain-Africa link decision 'near'   Spain says a study is nearly complete to determine whether an undersea tunnel can be built linking the country to Morocco.  EU hits Intel with fresh charges   European regulators file new charges against chip maker Intel over alleged abuse of its dominant market position.  Cern lab goes 'colder than space'   A giant physics lab on the Swiss-French border is being cooled to a temperature lower than that of outer space.  EU's 'spare 1bn euros' for Africa   The European Commission backs a plan to give 1bn euros of unspent EU farm subsidies in aid to African farmers.  French aid workers taken captive   A French aid organisation says two of its workers have been abducted in central Afghanistan.  Four die in N Caucasus killings   Three policemen and a prosecutor are killed in two separate shooting incidents in the North Caucasus.  EU plans to block aid to Bulgaria   The European Commission plans to block almost $1bn in funds for Bulgaria as penalty for failing to beat corruption.  Gaddafi son arrested for assault   A son of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi is released on bail in Switzerland after being charged with assaulting two servants.  Greek church plans to turn monastery into prison   The Greek Orthodox Church says it wants to convert a 17th Century monastery into a prison for convicted clerics.  Italy's heavy metal monk releases second album   A 62-year-old monk from a small friary near Milan has just released his second heavy metal album  Chambers loses Olympic ban case   British sprinter Dwain Chambers will not run at the Olympics after he loses his attempt to overturn his lifetime ban.  Mixed views   Delegates split over outcome of Saudi interfaith forum  Barcelona buzz   Gossip girl Sue Nelson goes to the Euroscience festival  Taste of paradise?   Not the Caymans, but Aran Islands plan to go tax-free  In pictures   Russians mark 90th anniversary of tsar's killing  Old wounds   Lithuania questions Jewish fighters over wartime killings  Belgian voices   Readers react to the country's political crisis  Zimbabwe 'faces new EU sanctions'   European Union member states will agree next week to impose tougher sanctions against Zimbabwe, diplomats say.  UK to fund Muslim thinkers   The British government is to fund a board of Islamic theologians in an attempt to sideline violent extremists.  Belgian PM's resignation rejected   Belgium's King Albert II has rejected the resignation of Prime Minister Yves Leterme, the royal palace says.  Four Madrid bomb convicts cleared   Spain's Supreme Court overturns the conviction of four people found guilty of involvement in the Madrid train bombings in 2004.  Croatia wins in Roma pupils case   A top European court says Croatia did not discriminate against Roma pupils by separating them at school.  Landmark win for UK care mother   A British woman who claims she was forced to resign from her job because of her disabled son wins a discrimination case.  UK ratifies the EU Lisbon Treaty   The UK has officially ratified the controversial EU treaty - despite doubts over its future after the Irish "no" vote.  My Games   Your chance to appear on the BBC during the Olympics  Germany as Mid-East broker   Germany's success as the Middle East's hostage negotiator  Kosovo Serbs feel heat from all sides   Problems are snowballing for the Serbs of northern Mitrovica, with Kosovo declaring independence, and a new government in Belgrade.  Where dying is forbidden   The Norwegian town where dying is forbidden  Turkey probes al-Qaeda links   Turkish police probe al-Qaeda links to Istanbul attack  Who is the greatest Russian?   Josef Stalin and Tsar Nicholas II are the leading contenders to be crowned 'The Name of Russia'. Who do you think should get the title?  EU seeks key deal on fruit trade   Failure to agree on tropical fruit exports to the EU would put a global trade deal at risk, the European Commission warns.  Sony Ericsson to axe 2,000 jobs   Mobile phone maker Sony Ericsson says it will shed 2,000 jobs worldwide in order to cut costs. REFINE YOUR SEARCH  News  Weather  Top News  UK News  Politics  Technology  World  Business  Entertainment  Finance  Travel  Motors  Sports  Football  Music

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