Pizzas galore!

Women fight Irish abortion ban at EU court

The risk of imprisonment for those seeking to terminate a pregnancy represents a violation of human rights, claims lawyer

Twitchy Sarkozy is losing some of his gloss

The French President is going through one of his anxious phases as he sees regional elections as a personal test

Madeleine parents to attend libel trial

Kate and Gerry McCann are to fly to Portugal for the start of the defamation trial of Gonçalo Amaral, a former policeman

Tiger trainer mauled in front of circus audience

Christian Walliser lost footing in an enclosure and three tigers inside attacked him as 170 people looked on

Lost Caravaggio painting 'was burnt by Mafia'

Former hitman tells court that £20m masterpiece stolen in 1969 was destroyed after being hidden in farm building

ANALYSIS: saving planet comes down to local tiffs

Conflict over going green in a town called Marburg may be something leaders at the Copenhagen conference could reflect on

Amanda Knox: I have faith in Italian justice

Killer of Meredith Kercher said her 'rights were respected' at trial and she believes that she will be freed on appeal

Copenhagen told decade is world's warmest

Figures released in what Met Office admits was an attempt to influence the negotiations over cutting greenhouse gases

Russia fights back in battle of Hitler's skull

American DNA tests have got it all wrong, says Moscow archive

The millionaires who want to pay more tax

A group of millionaires in Germany are demanding a redistribution of wealth. Could something similar happen here?

Better to provide no resting place for the wicked

The lack of a burial place for Hitler's remains has deprived neo-Nazis of a shrine but encouraged conspiracy theories

Developing nations could miss targets in UK deal

Compromise deal brokered by Britain at Copenhagen would allow China and India to exceed carbon targets without penalties

Spanish police officers arrested in Gibraltar

The officers were arrested after a high-speed pursuit of alleged drug smugglers took them into British waters off the colony

Magdeburg shuns the Hitler connection

Only a tiny rabble of shambolic neo-Nazis still acknowledge the Führer in the city where his ashes finally came to rest

Clear findings could restore confidence

Data from the World Meteorological Organisation is a welcome return to basics and is based on land and sea thermometers

Sceptics hold alternative Copenhagen summit

While the great and the good debate a deal to save the planet, a roomful of sceptics discuss "the biggest lie ever told"

Sarkozy: Muslims must be discreet about faith

French President voices sympathy for Swiss voters over ban on minarets amid heated debate on cultural identity