21 June 2021 | Euronews
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Denmark EURO 2020: Denmark beats Russia 4-1 Andreas Christensen and Joakim Maehle scored late goals to give Denmark a 4-1 victory over Russia at the European Championship -
Russia EURO 2020: Belgium secure third straight victory, beating Finland A header from Belgium's Thomas Vermaelen hit the post, the ball rebounded onto the hand of Finland goalkeeper Lukas Hradecky and went over the line -
Sport EURO 2020: Austria through to knockout stages after win against Ukraine Austria's Christoph Baumgartner (19) scored the only goal during the Euro 2020 championship group C match against Ukraine -
Sport EURO 2020: Netherlands beat North Macedonia 3-0 The match at the Johan Cruyff Arena was the 122nd and last international for North Macedonia captain Goran Pandev. -
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United Kingdom Ex-pupils of English school where 89 died testify at UK contaminated blood inquiry Former pupils of Treloar's College infected with HIV and hepatitis in the 1970s and 80s through NHS-sanctioned treatments have given evidence at a statutory inquiry into the disaster. -
United Kingdom Scottish leader Nicola Sturgeon and Manchester mayor Andy Burnham in spat over COVID-19 travel ban The mayor of the English city has called Monday's sudden travel ban "insulting" while Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon insisted the decision was based on local COVID-19 figures. -
No Comment Revellers ignore order not to celebrate solstice at Stonehenge Revellers ignore order not to celebrate solstice at Stonehenge -
Italy Huge haul of ancient pottery from Puglia, Italy returned from Antwerp by Carabinieri The discovery of almost 800 treasures came after specialist officers tracked down an ancient tombstone to a Belgian art dealer's home. -
Germany Germany launches anti-trust investigation into Apple over iPhone iOS The German competition watchdog announced that it was opening an investigation against US giant Apple for "possible anticompetitive practices". -
Smart Regions Fish and poultry try a new sustainable diet of larvae and insects In Poland, larvae and insects are used as a source of protein on fish and poultry farms. Organic waste is used to grow these larvae, thus contributing to the circular economy. Bio-recycling and technology go hand in hand in this project supported by the European Cohesion Policy. -
Mobility Is there alien life out there? These researchers are tracking it down with molecular physics Detecting "biosignatures" from a moving helicopter is the first step towards detecting alien life from orbit, the researchers said. -
No Comment Two buildings collapse in Bordeaux, injuring three Three people were injured, including "a 28-year-old man with very serious injuries", in the collapse of two buildings in the old town of Bordeaux on Sunday night. -
Europe News EU, UK, US, and Canada issue coordinated sanctions against Belarus over Ryanair flight diversion Foreign affairs ministers from all EU countries met in Luxembourg and agreed to blacklist 78 individuals and 8 entities believed to be closely involved with President Lukashenko's regime. -
Beach life in Dubai, a vibrant experience for the entire family to enjoy The stretch of Dubai coastline nestled between the Burj Al Arab and La Mer is a buzzing hub of activity. From fitness and food to family fun, there’s plenty on offer. So what does beach life mean in this eclectic corner of the world? -
Sport EURO 2020: Polish judge causes controversy with war trophies tweet before Sweden match The former Conservative MP accused Sweden of stealing Poland's heritage during a 17th-century war. -
Earth News How much power do local governments have when it comes to climate change? Nine in ten UK councils have already declared a climate emergency. -
No Comment Pro-independence protesters demonstrate outside Gran Teatre del Liceu as PM is speaking inside Pro-independence protesters demonstrate outside Barlcelona's Opera house as PM Sanchez delivers major speech inside -
Japan Tokyo Olympics: Limited local fans allowed to attend but no cheering Up to 10,000 local fans will be allowed in each venue for the Olympic Games. But fan attendance may be stopped completely if COVID cases rise again -
Tech News Changemakers: Facebook's Maxine Williams on why employee diversity is a must-have for big tech Facebook's Chief Diversity Officer spoke to Euronews Next about corporate diversity and inclusion and how people can promote diversity in their own working environments. -
Climate Organic farming could feed all of Europe by 2050, say scientists A new study has found that the entire population of Europe could be fed without imports with a few changes to our agricultural systems. -
Spain 'Abandon unilateralism', Spanish FM tells Catalan separatists after pardons Spain's top diplomat urged Catalan separatists to "abandon unilateralism" after Madrid pardoned pro-independence politicians and activists jailed for their part in a 2017 secession push. -
Italy German tourists investigated over fatal boat crash on Italy's Lake Garda The bodies of an Italian man and woman were discovered in Lake Garda on Sunday, with the tourists under investigation for alleged manslaughter. -
Turkey Turkish Constitutional Court to hear indictment against Kurdish People's Democratic Party A Turkish prosecutor is demanding that the 40,500-member party be dissolved and about 450 members barred from office over alleged links to outlawed Kurdish group the PKK. -
France French nightclubs will reopen on July 9, but you'll need a health pass Revellers will need a health pass attesting they have either been fully vaccinated, have been tested over the previous 72 hours or have recovered from COVID-19, to bust their moves on the dancefloor. -
My Europe Series Summer solstice 2021: Rebel druids gather at Stonehenge as Europe marks longest day A few hundred people held in-person ceremonies at the ancient stone circle in England while bonfires were lit and folk festivals held in other parts of Europe for the longest day of the year. -
No Comment Elephant breaks into kitchen wall looking for snacks A wild elephant broke into a house in the Thai resort town of Hua Hin in the early hours of Sunday, pushing its head through the kitchen wall and using its trunk to scrounge for salty snacks. -
Denmark Today at Euro 2020: Group B scenarios explored as Group C awaits race for 2nd Ukraine, Austria, Denmark, Finland and Russia could all go through tonight. Belgium and the Netherlands will. North Macedonia definitely won't. -
Iran Iran 'will not negotiate' over missile programme, new president says Ebrahim Raisi, a conservative hardliner, was elected president of Iran last week. -
Tech News German union calls for Amazon workers to strike on 'Prime Day' over pay and working conditions The three-day strike will coincide with Amazon's "Prime Day" which the company uses to boost its summer sales. -
No Comment US Navy tests aircraft carrier with explosives The U.S. Defense Department says the U.S.S. Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier completed a set of scheduled Full Ship Shock Trials in the Atlantic Ocean on Friday. -
Germany German prosecutors arrest research assistant on suspicion of spying for Russia Federal German prosecutors said the suspect worked at a university in Germany and accuse him of meeting three times with Russian intelligence. -
Sport Jon Rahm: Spanish golfer wins first major title at US Open to regain number 1 spot The 26-year-old became the first Spanish golfer to win the US Open, and also returned to No. 1 in the world. -
Sweden Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven loses no-confidence vote Lofven lost the vote with 181 MPs backing the motion, 109 supporting him and 51 abstaining. -
Belarus 'There's no going back': EU promises new sanctions will hurt Belarus As well as travel bans and asset freezes, Europe plans to ban exports of fertiliser, tobacco and petroleum. -
Germany Berlin museum centering on Germans expelled after WWII opens The project centers on the millions of Germans who fled from advancing Soviet forces or were kicked out of parts of eastern and central Europe as Germany's borders were moved westward after the war. -
Iran Iran’s sole nuclear power plant undergoes emergency shutdown An official from the state electric company Tavanir said the Bushehr plant shutdown began on Saturday and would last "for three to four days.” Without elaborating, he said that power outages could result. -
Destinations Tinos, Syros, Symi: A guide to Greece's power trio of islands Greece is home to hundred of undiscovered islands. Here are three of our favourites. -
Earth News ‘Cars are an addiction’: How Lisbon is turning green for good Lisbon is building on its '2020 European Green Capital' win to become a fully sustainable city. -
Qatar Qatar to require fans at 2022 World Cup to be vaccinated against COVID-19 The Qatari Prime Minister said the country is negotiating to buy one million doses to immunise fans who were not able to get a jab at home prior to the World Cup.