Katie Gatens

The unprecedented mass crossing had been brewing for weeks. Most of the 60,000 have left but hundreds are on the streets without food or drink

As Spanish troops try to spot remaining migrants in the thick pine forests, some emerge for food and water. One says: ‘I’d rather die than they send me home’

Many of the thousands who remain in the territory after crossing the border from Morocco say they have not been given aid or shelter

Most of the 70,000 people who crossed into Spain’s territory have returned, but many could soon try again

The country goes to the polls this month to vote on whether it should join the bloc, but some residents are unable to decide on the merits of membership

Katie Gatens | Times Newspapers At the fishing harbour of Hafnafjordur, outside Iceland's capital, Reykjavik, Ingi Ragnarsson has been thinking about politics.

Alejandro Betancourt, who owns two mansions in the UK worth a combined £59m, is positioning himself as the person who can revive his country’s energy industry

Spanish police believe Thomasina and Patrick Tobin suffered heart attacks after he was dragged under by the hot tub’s suction system

Fires are getting much worse but the crews are getting better at dealing with them. This is where it starts

The General Assembly voted 164-1 to adopt the Equal Earth projection, which reflects relative sizes of continents and countries, opposed only by the US