Jack Parrock

In Greece, large crowds are gathering in Athens as the votes are still being counted in a crucial referendum that will shape the fate of Greece and Europe. Audio

European leaders have been meeting overnight to work out a way to combat their own refugee problem. Audio

The European Union has asked the United Nations for backing to take military action against migrant smugglers. Audio

Paris is still reeling from the after effects of the killings at the Charlie Hebdo Headquarters last month, and the series of sieges that followed. Audio

More than a million people, have been marching through the streets of Paris in a show of defiance against terrorism, as France mourns the 17 victims of three days of bloodshed. Audio

Two brothers suspected of killing 12 people at the Charlie Hebdo magazine office in Paris have been shot dead after a dramatic siege north of Paris. A police source said at least four other hostages… Audio

We're joined by Jack Parrock our correspondent in Paris. Audio

Investors in the European economy are keeping a close eye on its central bank, as the euro slid to a nine-year low against the US dollar yesterday. Audio

In Europe the EU is considering formal sanctions against Russia for its role in the disaster. Our Brussels correspondent Jack Parrock joins us. Audio

US president Barack Obama has been in Poland as part of a European tour where he delivered a powerful speech - warning Russia against its actions in Ukraine. Audio

Far-right and Eurosceptic parties have scored stunning victories in European Parliament elections in France and Britain. Audio