16 July 2021 | Euronews
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Travel News Fully vaccinated UK travellers arriving from France must still quarantine for 10 days Starting Monday, fully vaccinated UK residents returning from amber countries will no longer have to quarantine, except those arriving from France, the UK government announced on Friday. -
Russia Moscow drops COVID vaccination proof demand for restaurant clients Moscow drops COVID vaccination proof demand for restaurant clients -
World News WHO calls for audit of Chinese labs where COVID-19 was first identified The World Health Organization (WHO) called on Friday for an audit of Chinese laboratories where the first cases of COVID-19 were identified as part of the investigation into the origin of the pandemic. -
Nature Madrid building a huge urban forest in a bid to combat climate change The Spanish city is constructing a 75-kilometre urban forest with nearly half a million new trees. -
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Mobility The world's first 3D-printed steel bridge has opened in Amsterdam The Dutch capital has a new hi-tech landmark: a 3D-printed pedestrian steel bridge with sensors that collect data in real-time. -
My Europe Series Europe's week: Macron's vaccine push, EU's green plans and deadly floods The trio of stories occupying minds in Brussels this week. -
My Europe Series Is France’s bike industry on the road to a ‘Made in Europe’ comeback? 'Made in Asia’ dumping methods have damaged Europe’s industries. Can the European Union rescue the ‘made in Europe’ market and save European jobs? Unreported heads to France to take a look at the bike industry and its European comeback. -
Europe News Why is the EU's new Emissions Trading System so controversial? As part of a broader package of climate legislation, the European Commission wants to set up a scheme to reduce carbon emissions from buildings and road transport. -
United Kingdom UK records 51,000 new COVID cases — highest daily tally since January The spike comes with England set to fully lift restrictions on Monday. -
No Comment Art and nature come together in mesmerising exhibition Japanese art collective teamLab launches a visually spectacular exhibition, propelling a forest in the southwest island of Kyushu to come alive with lights and colourful projections. -
Travel News World famous rum bar destroyed in London flash floods Heavy rain early this week saw water cause catastrophic damage to Trailer Happiness on Portobello Road. -
Business Planet Safe travels: the seal seeking to save summer Business Planet heads to Portugal to find out how the new European Tourism COVID-19 Safety Seal aims to save both the holiday sector and keep tourists safe on their travels. -
No Comment Homes and bridges destroyed after fatal floods sweep Germany Images show the extent of the damage caused by the floods in Schuld, Germany. The death toll from the devastating floods in Germany has reached 103, bringing the total number of deaths in Europe to at least 118. -
Ecotech This device produces energy from your sweat while you sleep A breakthrough for self-made sustainable power that requires nothing but a good night’s sleep to harvest energy from your sweat. -
France France's justice minister indicted over alleged conflict of interest France's justice minister, Eric Dupond-Moretti, has been indicted over a possible conflict of interest related to his former work as a lawyer. -
My Europe Series Is the Czech Republic on the cusp of a cannabis boom? An opposition party that has promised to legalise marijuana looks poised to win upcoming elections. If it does, growers expect high times. -
Belgium Liege bracing for a higher death toll as rescue efforts continue “The cars have completely disappeared and the men and women have water up to here (points to her neck). I haven’t seen this anywhere before," Anna, a local in Liege, told Euronews. -
Health news Paralysed man speaks again thanks to a new study that translates his brain signals into text A University of California trial that translates brain signals into text has given hope to people suffering from speech loss. -
Spain Spain: Curfew restored in Catalonia as COVID-19 cases soar Spain's 14-day incidence rate currently stands at 458 cases per 100,000, but in the north-eastern region of Catalonia, it is at more than 1,000 cases per 100,000. -
World News In pictures: Debris and devastation as deadly floods hit Europe Houses swept away, cars tossed around like dolls, mudslides and sinkholes as deadly floods hit Germany and Belgium. -
Nature EU accounts for 22 per cent of global trade in shark meat, says WWF Thanks to confusing names, we could be eating more shark and ray meat than we realise. -
Home Tel Aviv wants to use dog poo DNA tests to catch and fine careless pet owners The Israeli city says its dog owners abandon 500 kg of mess on pavements every month. Now they're looking for a high-tech solution. -
Greenland Greenland to halt all oil exploration as it 'takes climate change seriously' Greenland is estimated to have enormous reserves of oil and minerals which could hugely change the island's fortunes. However, the government says its future no longer lies with oil. -
Belarus Belarus expands opposition crackdown with raids on independent media Among those targeted on Friday were journalists linked to the Polish TV channel, Belsat, and the US-funded RFE/RL broadcaster. -
Hungary COVID-19: Hungary to offer citizens booster jabs from August 1 Prime Minister Viktor Orban confirmed citizens would be offered their third doses from August, regardless of age, health, or which vaccine they initially received. -
Germany German president says fighting climate change key to preventing floods Frank-Walter Steinmeier said the situation on the ground in Germany was 'harrowing'. -
World News The real reasons Ireland is against a 15% minimum corporate tax rate | View The arguments of the Irish government to oppose a global effort to reform the tax system are not convincing and might push Ireland farther away from the EU, argues Trinity's Dr Jim Charles Stewart. -
Start Me Up Business Incubators are helping Startups to grow Dubai's economy Startups are a valuable part of Dubai's economy, accounting for 46% of its GDP. In a city where startups are thriving, it's no surprise that many programs and institutions are in place to help SMEs. -
Residences Inside the first hotel in the Europe to take cryptocurrency payments This hotel group is now accepting Bitcoin and several other cryptocurrencies as a way of paying for your stay. -
Cyprus Shots fired from Turkish vessel at Cypriot coastguard: reports An adviser to Northern Cyprus's foreign minister told Euronews: "There is no such incident. It did not happen. This is a lie." -
World News How education empowers you to stay relevant as a leader Physicist Albert Einstein once said that “in the midst of every crisis, lies great opportunity”. For organisational leaders who roll up their sleeves and continue to find ways to demonstrate success in the face of challenge, this is especially true. -
United Kingdom Migrants returned to Libya suffer horrific abuse, Amnesty says Amnesty is calling for European states to end cooperation with Libya on migration and border control. -
France Eiffel Tower reopens after its longest closure since the Second World War A cap of 13,000 people are allowed to visit the Parisian landmark per day - half of the number usually expected. -
Destinations 6 alternative Spanish cities for a peaceful getaway These 6 spots package up that Spanish culture we all know and love, with an added slice of tranquility. -
Vatican Vatican prosecutor seeks prison for priest in abuse trial The case is the first to go to trial alleging sexual abuse within the Vatican's walls. -
Russia Pyotr Mamonov: Russian rock musician and actor dies in Moscow hospital with coronavius The rock musician died in a Moscow hospital after spending two weeks on a ventilator being treated for coronavirus. -
Haiti Haiti police reject reports that the country's interim prime minister is behind the assassination A Colombian news report suggested government officials had masterminded Jovenel Moise's assassination - but Haitian authorities rejected this as "a lie". -
Germany Joe Biden bids Angela Merkel farewell as he hosts the German chancellor for the final time The US president said he would miss Angela Merkel at their summits, telling her: "I truly will."