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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Parliament meets for first time since nine days of street violence
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Austria
— Comedian's child abuse trial begins; family pleads guilty.
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Belgium
— De Wever begins line-by-line budget review as talks fail
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— SDA and Dodik set clashing terms for new government
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Croatia
— Trial begins for judge accused of dictating his colleagues' verdicts
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Denmark
— Government activates national crisis staff after global cyber breach
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Estonia
— Maris Lauri moves from parliament to presidential palace
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Finland
— Finns Party targets education agency and refugee quotas in €9bn austerity list
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France
— Macron convenes security council as police reports reveal Marseille panic
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Germany
— CDU moves to expel mayor for backing AfD
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Greece
— Six arrested as police find cash in referee's home
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Iceland
— Political plans emerge to restrict national broadcaster
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Ireland
— Gardaí investigate unexplained deaths of couple in Bray
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Latvia
— Union of Greens and Farmers proposes urgent media law overhaul
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Lithuania
— Prime Minister rejects calls to sack finance minister
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Luxembourg
— Storm Austen approaches with heavy rain and wind
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Netherlands
— Murder suspect attacked foster parents with hammer prior to arrest.
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Norway
— Inspectors find unrecorded death and filth in Oslo nursing homes
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Sweden
— Parliamentary administration building evacuated after fire
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Switzerland
— Field narrows for Federal Council seat as Grüter withdraws
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United Kingdom
— Met Office issues danger to life warning for Storm Austen
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