All news on the topic: Germany

The boy and girl were seriously injured near an elementary school in Duisburg, Germany and a man has been arrested

A lottery player in Germany who thought they had won £30million fortune was told they had in fact won half of that as someone in Sweden also picked the same numbers

Andreas Brehme helped Germany win the 1990 World Cup final, scoring a decisive late penalty to give Franz Beckenbauer's side a 1-0 victory over Argentina in Rome

German national Brueckner, 45, is set to go on trial today accused of a number of sexual assaults in Portugal between 2000 and 2017 – he denies all charges against him and any involvement in Madeleine's disappearance

A member of the world's aristocracy bared it all as she became the first-ever royal to grace the cover of Playboy Magazine — posing with just a sheet in some pictures and leaving little to the imagination

Aachen in west Germany can be reached from London St Pancras by Eurostar in a little over three hours and is the resting place of Charlemagne, who is buried in the cathedral there

A Volkswagen bought direct from the factory with pickup can actually be issued from a 20-storey, vending machine-style "silo" - with the structure providing inspiration for a famous movie scene

Helge B, a former friend of Christian Brückner, is set to testify in court in February as the prime suspect in the Maddie McCann disappearance faces new charges

Dr Martin Stern, who survived concentration camps at Westerbork and Theresienstadt, spoke to mark Holocaust Memorial Day, which remembers the killing of six million Jews

The deranged dictator had secret programmes that developed a range of weapons, spies and other machines in a bid to conquer the world and destroy the allied forces of the UK and US.

Shahraban Kh-B is on trial in Germany accused of killing a woman who looked so much like her that the case has been dubbed the “Doppelgängerinnenmord” – murder of the doppelgangers

Aysel L had reportedly warned people before that she was frightened for her safety due to the behaviour of her ex Plamen P, before she was shot dead at an Aldi near Frankfurt, Germany

The England captain, who moved to Bayern Munich last August, is tipped to boost his £415,000-a-week pay with a series of commercial deals - and is proving a hit on and off the pitch.

The family of Franz Beckenbauer has confirmed that the German football legend has died at the age of 78

The unnamed family, from Germany, were awarded a ­partial refund on their package holiday to a resort on the Greek island of Rhodes after they could never get sunbeds by the pool

A 37-year-old woman died at the scene as five other pedestrians and the truck driver, 63, were rushed to a nearby hospital

Brits have slammed the UK's biggest German Christmas market based in Birmingham after they calculated that it is cheaper to fly to Frankfurt to experience the real thing

From taking large amounts of cash out of the country to causing public disturbances, there are some bizarre rules you must follow if you don't want to find yourself on the wrong side of the law

Human rights activists say organised gangs are cashing in on Germany's liberal attitude to prostitution by trafficking thousands more girls from abroad before the 2024 Euros

Katrice Lee vanished from a supermarket near a British Army base in Paderborn, Germany on her second birthday in 1981 - and her family has been searching for her since

A fire broke out at Berlin's Christmas Market, consuming two stalls and sending tourists, hoping to spend an enjoyable festive evening in the German capital, fleeing from the flames

Jennifer Kohl, 27, tragically died in a freak accident while driving a lawnmower during a “romantic outing” on the Tamborine Mountain farm in Australia, a coroner has found

A 15-year-old boy and an alleged 16-year-old accomplice are accused of plotting to blow up a small truck using fuel at a Christmas market in western Germany

Archaeologists in Germany made the surprising discovery as part of ongoing excavations near a 1,000-year-old former royal palace in Germany

Veteran barrister Thomas Davidson, who spent 24 years as an immigration tribunal judge, was ordered to pay costs of £1,750 after he performed a Nazi salute at the end of a criminal trial