On today's programme: A tussle at the heart of Turkish politics - Tackling Islamic radicalism in French prisons – Gibraltar cleans up its tax haven act - The end of the Russia/Cuba affair - Worldwide fame for Britain's Leicester City football club - How homeless people are making travelling easier in Slovakia - The perfect way to get relaxed in Berlin, with beer yoga.

On today's programme: A tussle at the heart of Turkish politics - Tackling Islamic radicalism in French prisons – The end of the Russia/Cuba affair -Worldwide fame for Britain's Leicester City football club - How homeless people are making travelling easier in Slovakia - The perfect way to get relaxed in Berlin, with beer yoga.

On today's show, a political earthquake shakes Austria; concern over anti-terror legislation in Poland; and it's not all butlers and banquets in Britain's stately homes. Controversy in Diyabakir, Turkey; the challenges of dating, as a Syrian in Germany; why Finnish posties are mowing the lawn; and the cool breeze blowing through the corridors of Versailles in France.

Yet more tragedy in the Mediterranean, but in Europe divisions grow over where to house refugees and migrants. Why the French police are experiencing a rise in recruitment; and what does a nuclear landscape look like, 30 years after the Chernobyl disaster? Also, 'Hug a Brit' the social media loveboming to keep Britain in the EU. What's in a name for The Czech Republic and how the Bard went bad.

On today's show, a German satirist sparks a diplomatic dispute, puts Angela Merkel in a tight spot and is the name on everybody's lips. Is a transatlantic spat brewing over visas? Five years into the French burka ban. Will Serbs go east or west in their upcoming elections? Will foreign farmers be put out to pasture in Poland, and the cultural challenge of silence in Spanish restaurants.

On today's show: Princes, politicians and popstars laid bare by the Panama Papers. But is there an easy solution to rooting out corruption of this global magnitude? The Dutch reject closer ties with Ukraine in a referendum and have the Scots been 'Trumped' on the golf course? Will the Spaniards say adios to the siesta? Protecting 'green gold' in Genoa.

On this week's show: The Belgian Interior Minister hits back at critics who say the Brussels bombings could have been prevented. The question of integration in Belgium and France, and how a satirical song caused a row between Berlin and Ankara. Plus, the "baby gangs" taking over Naples, the cafe offering a new start to African drug dealers in Berlin, and the stuff of night mayors in Amsterdam.

On today's show: In the aftermath of the Brussels attack, how is the Belgian capital dealing with the shock? We unpick the tangled web of terror cells between Belgium and France and talk to a counter-terrorism analyst about what should be done to prevent future strikes. Also, the Ukrainian figher pilot sentenced in Russia; the Polish government cuts IVF funding, and forced labor camps in Bulgaria.

On today's show: Angela Merkel sticks to her guns despite a voter backlash; the strategy behind Russia's exit from Syria; the spiralling violence in Turkey and Cuban exiles in Spain watch and wait for change back home. Also, 'Hello Stranger' -how migrants are forging bonds with sporty Swedes; Stitch by Stitch - migrants sew their way to a brighter future and flying the rainbow flag in Warsaw.

On today's programme: Mud and misery at a Greek migrant camp - Is the proposed EU Turkey deal to solve the migrant crisis, just "outsourcing" Europe's problems? Vive la Gréve, or strikes, in France - Slovak politics in disarray following dramatic elections - The battle developing in Italy over San Gennaro's treasure - And the mad dogs and Englishmen playing cricket on ice in the Swiss Alps.