5 July 2021 | Euronews
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Spain Catalonia cracks down on nightlife again as COVID cases rocket Catalonia has joined other regions of Spain in reimposing restrictions on nightlife, just weeks after they were lifted, following a huge surge in coronavirus cases among young people. -
The Cube VkusVill: Russian retail chain criticised for removing LGBT family from ad campaign VkusVill has faced backlash for removing and apologising for a recent advert campaign that featured a lesbian family. -
Europe News Romanian workers stage 2,000km protest against low pay The minimum wage is just €281 a month when the cost of living is €572 a month -
Cyprus Cyprus: 'Worst ever' fire that killed 4 now under control A 67-year-old man is being investigated on arson charges after four people died in what authorities called the “most destructive" fire in the island nation's history. -
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World 'Divorce is always negative': Michel Barnier gives an overview of Brexit Michel Barnier, the EU's chief Brexit negotiator, gives his insight on the whole 1600 days of Brexit and discusses his new book on his role and experience during the discussions. He also reveals his political aspirations for the future. -
Hungary Viktor Orbán: Hungarian PM cited by Reporters Without Borders over press freedom Press watchdog Reporters Without Borders has put Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on its list of “predators" for attacking media freedoms. -
Italy German tourist surrenders to Italian police over fatal Lake Garda boat accident A German tourist has handed himself in to Italian police over a fatal boat accident on Lake Garda last month, which killed two people. -
Austria Austrian man bitten by neighbour's python while on the toilet An Austrian man was bitten by his neighbour's escaped python while on the toilet at his own home. -
Europe News European right-wing populists join forces to rally against EU's direction Sixteen parties from 14 countries are calling for an EU based on sovereign member states rather than a federal European state. -
Tech News Why has China removed ride-hailing app Didi? China's Communist Party leaders are uneasy with the growing influence of big technology firms. Is Didi the latest target? -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson's plan to ease COVID restrictions is 'reckless', says Labour's Starmer Johnson said the government would allow people to decide for themselves, but the opposition leader criticised the announcement as being 'more about headlines than public health'. -
World News Brexit: Michel Barnier 'prefers not to say' what he thinks of UK negotiators 'I prefer to stop at that': The EU's former chief Brexit negotiator tells Euronews he greatly respected UK ex-PM Theresa May and her top delegate, but offers no comment on her successor Boris Johnson or his team. -
Health news This French robotics start-up may have the solution for the ageing population crisis French start-up Kompaï Robotics has built a robot that can help with mobility and offer art therapy. -
World News France resumes military operations with Mali amid terror threat France was preparing to scale back its military presence in the Sahel region but the same jihadist threat that brought its troops there in the first place has complicated the plan. -
Taste Dubai’s recipe for a sustainable future In this episode, Taste explores how Dubai's best restaurants are working hard to create a more sustainable future with regard to the produce they source. -
Tunisia Tunisia: 21 more African migrants found dead in Mediterranean after Europe-bound boat sinks The bodies of nearly 50 migrants have been recovered from the waters off Tunisia after a series of shipwrecks in recent days, while dozens have been rescued. -
My Europe Series Belarus: meet two women who are risking imprisonment to maintain dissent Meet Sophia and Natallia. They are still openly against the government's continued crackdown on dissent. But their lives are complicated. -
Japan Japan searches for dozens missing in mudslide Rescue workers dug through sludge and debris Monday looking for dozens of people who may be trapped. -
Smart Regions Discover Italy's greenest campus and how it's saving money and energy The UNICAL in Calabria is the largest university campus in Italy and it is also one of Europe's "greenest". An ambitious energy project has allowed it to go green, lower CO2 emissions and save money. -
Earth News EU bans 10 most common single-use plastic items found on beaches The EU directive will be transposed into national law and applied as of 3 July 2021 - any countries who don't respect these obligations will be fined. -
United Kingdom Duchess of Cambridge self-isolates after contact with COVID case The Duchess of Cambridge is self-isolating after being in contact with someone who tested positive for COVID-19. -
No Comment Pizza-making robot makes its debut in Paris A new kind of pizzeria opens in the Beaubourg district of central Paris, and it comes with a twist: the service, from order-taking to cutting slices and putting the pizzas in boxes, is provided by robots -
Georgia Tbilisi Pride march cancelled after violent anti-LGBT demonstrations Organisers of the 2021 Pride March in the Georgian capital city, Tbilisi, have cancelled the parade over security fears after violent anti-LGBT demonstrations. -
Earth News Wild seal goes viral on social media after joining in with a paddleboarding session Paddleboarders in Lincolnshire, UK weren't expecting this little guy to join in with their class! -
World Standing portion of Miami building demolished in controlled explosion as storm Elsa approaches The precarious, still-standing portion of a collapsed South Florida condo building has been demolished in a series of controlled explosions. -
World News Euro 2020: who are the last four teams battling it out for a place in the final? The semi-finals of #EURO2020 are coming to London's Wembley Stadium this week. Here are the teams. -
Destinations A guide to Europe’s most impressive active volcanoes From the 'Lighthouse of the Mediterranean' to Iceland's newest addition, here are four European active volcanoes. -
No Comment Thousands march in Bogotá gay pride celebration Thousands flew rainbow flags as they joined an annual gay pride parade in Colombia's capital Bogota on Sunday -
Philippines Fifty killed in Philippine military’s worst ever air disaster The Lockheed C-130 Hercules was carrying 96 mostly combat troops when it overshot the runway while landing on Sunday at the Jolo airport in Sulu province, military officials said. -
Afghanistan Afghanistan: Taliban captures territory as NATO withdrawal continues The Taliban has captured more territory in Afghanistan in recent days from fleeing Afghan forces, as NATO troops continue to pull out of the country. -
Luxembourg Luxembourg’s PM taken to hospital after testing positive for COVID-19 Xavier Bettel was taken to hospital “as a precaution” a week after testing positive for coronavirus.