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Video: Terrorism, political upheaval and natural disasters – it's been a seismic year for Europe

December 13, 2017

1 NEWS Europe Correspondent Joy Reid looks back at 2017.

From an explosion of terror in Britain to a barrage of political unrest on the continent - it's been a seismic year for Europe.

But fractious Brext talks and a royal wedding point to an interesting 2018 ahead.

1NEWS Europe Correspondent Joy Reid takes a look back at 2017.

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