Eurotunnel car and freight services resume through the Channel Tunnel after a fire closed it for most of Saturday, with passenger trains due to start later.

There is no link between several people arrested in Greece and a foiled plot by an Islamist cell in Belgium, officials in Brussels say.

Cherif Kouachi, the second gunman who attacked French magazine Charlie Hebdo, is buried amid tight security in an unmarked grave in a Paris suburb.

Brazil and the Netherlands recall their ambassadors from Indonesia following the execution of their nationals over drug trafficking.

A planned rally by Germany's "anti-Islamisation" Pegida group is called off after police receive a "concrete" threat against one of the organisers.

Palestinian protesters throw eggs at Canada's foreign minister in the West Bank, amid a dispute over the Palestinians' move to join the ICC.

Afghanistan's nominee for agriculture minister, who is on Interpol's most-wanted list, denies charges of fraud and tax evasion from his time in Estonia.

The chief executive of controversial online taxi-sharing firm Uber says he wants to make 2015 a year of rapid expansion in Europe.