30 November 2020 | Euronews
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United Kingdom UK: Philip Green's retail empire Arcadia Group calls in administrators The UK retail empire run by the billionaire Philip Green for 18 years has been placed into a type of bankruptcy protection in a move that effectively puts some 13,000 jobs at risk. -
World News Giulio Regeni: Egypt slams Italy’s push to try security officers over Cambridge student's killing Italian prosecutors have been calling on Egypt to help Italy prosecute five intelligence and police officials implicated in the killing of the Cambridge PhD student in 2016. -
Travel News Meet the couple who have built Fez’s number one luxury hotel from the ground up In 2006, the Mann-Bahas uprooted their lives, moved to Morocco and invested in a run-down building which is now one of the leading hotels in Fez. -
United Kingdom Ella Adoo-Kissi-Debrah: UK coroner examines pollution link to fatal asthma attack Over the next two weeks, a London coroner will examine whether air pollution caused or contributed to Ella Adoo-Kissi-Debrah's fatal asthma attack in 2013 -
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Croatia Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković tests positive for COVID-19 Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković has tested positive for COVID-19, two days after his wife also contracted the virus. -
Europe News Put cameras on fishing boats to reduce marine mammal deaths, say NGOs WWF says 1,200 dolphins died in the Bay of Biscay in just four months after getting entangled in fishing gear. -
Spain Third bear killed in the Pyrenees in 2020, angering activists Campaigners are demanding action after Spanish authorities confirmed that a third bear had been killed in the Pyrenees mountains since the start of 2020. -
World News World AIDS Day: Europeans discover they are HIV positive '3 years after they are infected' Figures released on World AIDS Day show infection and death rates are falling, but experts warn many people spend years without knowing they are infected. -
Europe News EU businesses look to US market with incoming Biden administration Despite the current economic crisis and recent tariffs on European goods by the Trump administration, generally speaking, EU exports to America have increased over the past ten years. -
The Cube War crimes tweet further sours China-Australia relations The tweet sparked outrage from Australia PM Scott Morrison, who called on Twitter to remove it from its platform. -
Denmark Two brothers convicted of murder of biracial man in high-profile Danish trial The high-profile case has prompted discussion of racism in Denmark. -
My Europe Series Are musicians in Belarus being locked up because songs are instrumental for change? In Belarus, opposition supporters have organised smaller-scale neighbourhood anti-government protests with concerts. But it looks like they're playing all the wrong notes for Lukashenko. -
Earth News What is Remembrance Day for Lost Species and why does it matter? Award-winning writers, actors and creatives are coming together to mourn animals already lost to extinction. -
Next Series How robots are giving Europe's construction industry a boost European researchers are using robots to help with the construction of buildings. In this episode of Futuris, Euronews goes to see one of the prototypes in action. -
Explore Dubai's desert camping escape In this episode of Explore, the team check out the first self-drive camping adventure in the Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve - a 225-square-metre protected reserve - with tour operator Sand Sherpa. Ex UK military Penman trailers have been converted into self-sufficient camping units. -
United Kingdom The Crown controversy: Netflix series suffers backlash over depiction of British Royal Family Critics say The Crown displays a general lack of respect for The Queen and her family. -
No Comment 'COVID warriors' with virus-shaped hats spread awareness in India Authorities dress up in colourful helmets depicting the coronavirus in an attempt to spread awareness. -
Belarus More than 300 people arrested in latest Belarus demonstrations It is the latest in a series of protests over a disputed presidential election in August. -
France France's ruling parties agree to 'total rewrite' of controversial 'Article 24' security measure Thousands of people took to the streets across France at the weekend to protest against the new measure, over fears that police violence would be harder to expose. -
World News An estimated 11 million children under five are facing extreme hunger or starvation, says aid agency The problem has been exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic, according to Save The Children. -
Italy Apple fined €10 million in Italy over iPhone water resistance claims The firm is accused of claiming that several iPhone models were water-resistant without clarifying the exceptional circumstances. -
Montenegro What's behind the public spat between Serbia and Montenegro? Vladimir Bozovic was on Saturday given 72 hours to leave Montenegro after claiming that a century-old decision in 1918 to merge with Serbia was “free expression of the people’s will to unite with fraternal Serbia”. -
Earth News This man is playing piano for Thailand’s hungry monkeys In Lopburi, tourists have stopped coming creating a problem for the city's macaques. -
Turkey Turkey withdraws contentious research ship to port ahead of key EU summit The Oruç Reis has been conducting exploratory research in the eastern Mediterranean since the summer, despite protests from Greece -
No Comment Iran lays to rest nuclear scientist and vows to carry his forward work Ali Shamkhani, a top Iranian security official, used the funeral to accuse Israel of using “electronic devices” to kill the nuclear scientist. -
No Comment Visits to Father Christmas go virtual amid COVID-19 pandemic Santa’s Grotto Live went live in November and has already received more than 500 bookings. -
World News Moderna says it will today ask for approval for its COVID-19 vaccine in Europe and the US Moderna says it will today ask for approval for its COVID-19 vaccine in Europe and the US -
France France's vaccination plan: Fragile first then general public from April France's health authority has revealed a vaccination plan in five phases, with phase one prioritising care homes. -
World Meet Kaavan, the world’s loneliest elephant, transferred from Islamabad Zoo thanks to Cher For years Kaavan was living in substandard conditions at a Islamabad zoo. After a public outcry and campaigning by the US singer Cher. Kaavan, considered the world’s ‘loneliest elephant’ has finally moved from Pakistan to Cambodia. -
World Dozens of migrants rescued from boats as France and UK sign new deal France to double police on coastline patrols as part of the new deal with Britain to stem the flow of migrants crossing the Channel. -
Italy Intercom priest: Italian cleric reaching parishoners one visit at a time Intercom priest: Italian cleric reaching parishoners one visit at a time -
World News Coronavirus disruption could lead to tens of thousands of malaria deaths in Africa warns WHO Disruption to malaria treatment caused by the coronavirus pandemic could lead to tens of thousands of malaria deaths, the World Health Organization has warned -
New Zealand New Zealand files 13 safety charges after volcano eruption that killed 22 New Zealand authorities filed safety violation charges on Monday against 10 organisations and three individuals after a volcanic eruption at White Island last year killed 22 people. -
USA Biden chooses an all-female senior White House press team The move is part of the president-elect's plan to have a diverse team working in his administration. -
USA US President-elect Biden breaks foot while playing with dog Joe Biden will wear a walking boot for the next several weeks after breaking his foot while playing with his dog. -
Earth News Bamboo: Eco-friendly fabric or environmental disaster? We look into whether the plant-based textile is as sustainable as the fashion industry has led us to believe.