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Notre-Dame has been saved from total destruction after a blaze ripped through the cathedral, French fire services have said.
Firefighters risked their lives to save Notre Dame's priceless historical artefacts of religious and cultural significance from the raging inferno that engulfed the 12th century cathedral.
One of France's richest men is to donate €100m (£86.3m) towards the rebuilding of Notre-Dame.
Libya's United Nations-backed prime minister has told Sky News that there could be an influx of more than 800,000 migrants from his country into Europe if the instability in his country continues.
Fierce fighting has broken out in Libya's capital as military groups try to defend the city against a warlord formerly allied to ex-dictator Colonel Gaddafi.
The Greek president has escalated a campaign for the return of the Elgin Marbles, attacking their home in the British Museum as a "murky prison".
The Greek government says is negotiating to repay its debts to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) early, as market borrowing rates have fallen to their lowest level since 2005.
Protesters in Sudan have accused the military of going against their word by trying to break up an anti-government demonstration.
A father-of-four injured in the Christchurch shootings has posted pictures of his five year-old daughter who was left brain damaged after she was also shot.
The UK has sent five Apache attack helicopters to Estonia as a deterrent to "a very credible threat" from Russia.
Notre-Dame has been saved from total destruction after a blaze ripped through the cathedral, French fire services have said.
Firefighters risked their lives to save Notre Dame's priceless historical artefacts of religious and cultural significance from the raging inferno that engulfed the 12th century cathedral.
One of France's richest men is to donate €100m (£86.3m) towards the rebuilding of Notre-Dame.
Libya's United Nations-backed prime minister has told Sky News that there could be an influx of more than 800,000 migrants from his country into Europe if the instability in his country continues.
Fierce fighting has broken out in Libya's capital as military groups try to defend the city against a warlord formerly allied to ex-dictator Colonel Gaddafi.
The Greek president has escalated a campaign for the return of the Elgin Marbles, attacking their home in the British Museum as a "murky prison".
The Greek government says is negotiating to repay its debts to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) early, as market borrowing rates have fallen to their lowest level since 2005.
Protesters in Sudan have accused the military of going against their word by trying to break up an anti-government demonstration.
A father-of-four injured in the Christchurch shootings has posted pictures of his five year-old daughter who was left brain damaged after she was also shot.
The UK has sent five Apache attack helicopters to Estonia as a deterrent to "a very credible threat" from Russia.
Notre-Dame has been saved from total destruction after a blaze ripped through the cathedral, French fire services have said.
Firefighters risked their lives to save Notre Dame's priceless historical artefacts of religious and cultural significance from the raging inferno that engulfed the 12th century cathedral.
One of France's richest men is to donate €100m (£86.3m) towards the rebuilding of Notre-Dame.
Libya's United Nations-backed prime minister has told Sky News that there could be an influx of more than 800,000 migrants from his country into Europe if the instability in his country continues.
Fierce fighting has broken out in Libya's capital as military groups try to defend the city against a warlord formerly allied to ex-dictator Colonel Gaddafi.
The Greek president has escalated a campaign for the return of the Elgin Marbles, attacking their home in the British Museum as a "murky prison".
The Greek government says is negotiating to repay its debts to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) early, as market borrowing rates have fallen to their lowest level since 2005.
Protesters in Sudan have accused the military of going against their word by trying to break up an anti-government demonstration.
A father-of-four injured in the Christchurch shootings has posted pictures of his five year-old daughter who was left brain damaged after she was also shot.
The UK has sent five Apache attack helicopters to Estonia as a deterrent to "a very credible threat" from Russia.
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