12 October 2021 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Christmas dinner: How suppliers are struggling with labour shortages in post-Brexit Britain Farming is one of several sectors suffering from an acute lack of workers, as official figures on Tuesday showed a record 1.2 million job vacancies in the UK. -
Italy Italian church oratory thief was inspired by 'Lupin' TV series A young man in Italy has admitted to stealing from a church oratory, saying he had "learned techniques" from the popular French TV series "Lupin". -
Business Line Expo 2020 Dubai finally opens as the UAE turns 50 Expo 2020 Dubai has finally opened but whilst the UAE turns 50 and the nation unveils economic initiatives, the UK struggles to cope with HGV drivers and fuel shortages. -
No Comment Kim reviews powerful missiles at weapon convention North Korean leader Kim Jong Un reviewed powerful missiles developed to launch nuclear strikes on the U.S. mainland, as he vowed to build an “invincible” military to cope with what he called persistent U.S. hostility, state media reported Tuesday. -
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No Comment Royals attend military parade marking Spain's Day King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia of Spain presided over Spain's annual military parade in central Madrid Tuesday, in celebration of the country's national day. -
Travel News 9 tiny villages where celebrities have secret holiday homes Have you ever wondered where the rich and famous live outside of LA? Here are 9 surprisingly small spots that celebs call home. -
World News Holocaust survivor-author Eddie Jaku dies in Sydney aged 101 “Eddie Jaku was a beacon of light and hope for not only our community, but the world,” New South Wales state Jewish Board of Deputies chief executive officer Darren Bark said in a statement. -
Europe News EU announces €1 billion in humanitarian aid for Afghanistan As part of the new package, Brussels will send financial support to neighbouring countries in order to avoid a potential migration crisis. -
No Comment Thousands locked down as La Palma volcano destroys cement works Aerials images from La Palma shows lava pouring down the slopes towards an industrial zone and destroying a cement works, raising fresh fears of toxic gases. -
Health news Snoop Dogg’s company makes first investment in Europe in cannabis start-up The rapper is the co-founder of Casa Verde, a VC fund based in Los Angeles that focuses on the cannabis industry. -
Culture news 'Astérix and the Griffon' marks the return of the Gaul, but who are the Sarmatians? Astérix and his red-haired best friend Obélix make a return in this brand new adventure and the last story that Albert Uderzo was able to supervise. -
World News The Greta Thunberg-UN climate case singles out the wrong countries | View Yesterday's decision on climate change and children's rights was historic - but the worst violators are still getting a free pass, writes Iveta Cherneva. -
Europe News Energy security dominates EU-Ukraine summit, as prices continue to surge The annual summit between Brussels and Kyiv was held in the Ukrainian capital on Tuesday. -
Earth News Soaring gas prices prompt European utility companies to go back to coal "The electricity transition is happening but not with the urgency required: emissions are going in the wrong direction." -
Culture news Grandmaster Judit Polgár is using chess to revolutionise children's education A new program devised by female chess superstar Judit Polgá hopes to inspire a more unique approach to educational systems. -
Design Spaceships and tulips: How Poland’s communist-era churches rebelled against the regime A remarkable record of individual design and craftsmanship, Poland's Communist-Era Churches pay homage to experimental forms that still wow today. -
Spain Pedro Sánchez calls for unity as Spain celebrates National Day Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez was booed by some members of the public as he arrived at the traditional military parade in Madrid. -
Spain La Palma volcano: Fresh evacuations as farmers deplore 'catastrophic' situation The Cumbre Vieja volcano has continued to spew lava since it erupted three weeks ago. -
Portugal UK Brexit Minister David Frost offers EU 'new legal text' on Northern Ireland David Frost's speech in Portugal follows a war of words between London and Brussels over the post-Brexit protocol that the UK government wants changed. -
Sport NFL: Düsseldorf, Frankfurt and Munich bid to host American Football games The NFL is hoping to host a regular-season game in Düsseldorf, Frankfurt or Munich in 2022. -
Culture news French villagers mobilise to save their castle from Ukrainian owner who 'pretends to be dead' After a money laundering affair and alleged €12 million fraud, the owner is now in prison awaiting trial where prosecutors accuse him of pretending to be dead to escape justice. -
Art Bullfighting banned from Spain's €400 COVID 'culture recovery voucher' for teens Offering cultural opportunities to young people in this way is expected to cost the state around €190 million. But traditional bullfighting is not on the table - here's why. -
Money Appetite for crypto is growing stronger in Nigeria despite threats of an official clampdown Authorities in Nigeria, including its central bank, are actively discouraging crypto use. But that is not stopping traders in Africa's leading economy. -
Latvia Latvia declares three-month state of emergency as COVID-19 cases rise Under the new rules, masks are mandatory in all public buildings and only essential shops will be open at weekends. -
France Migrants hit by train in France were 'sleeping or lying' on the tracks The incident occurred on Tuesday morning near Saint-Jean-de-Luz station, close to France’s border with Spain. -
Culture news Roquefort makers feeling blue over nutritional scoring system that 'defies heritage' The Nutri-Score is based on five letters and a color code, according to the nutritional quality of each foodstuff. The Nutri-Score of 90% of cheeses, including Roquefort, is D and E - the least nutritious. -
Estonia Alar Karis sworn in as Estonia's new president He was the only candidate for the job. -
World News Catholic Church sex abuse claims: Vatican has immunity, rules ECHR Abuse victims seeking compensation from the Holy See and Catholic leaders were told Belgian courts had no jurisdiction over the Vatican. -
Tech News Emmanuel Macron unveils a €30 billion plan to create France's 'high tech champions of the future' With six months until France’s presidential election, Emmanuel Macron is hedging his bets on tech to revive the country’s economic fortunes. -
Moments This ‘surreal’ water feature in Dubai bathes guests in colourful water The installation is combining the creativity of humankind with the power of nature. -
Travel News How did the pandemic change our travel priorities in 2021? More people are looking for ways to make their trips sustainable, according to new research from Expedia Group. -
World News IMF's board approves allowing Georgieva to remain as head The International Monetary Fund expressed “full confidence” in its managing director on Tuesday in response to allegations that World Bank staff were pressured to change business rankings for China in an effort to placate Beijing. -
Travel News Green pass: Which countries in Europe require a COVID vaccine pass to get around? We compiled a list of all the places that ask tourists and residents for a vaccine pass to enter hospitality venues or public transport. -
Romania Dacian Cioloș: Why Romania's new PM-designate could face a winter of discontent Even if Dacian Cioloș can win the support of parliament - which is doubtful - he has an unenviable task ahead, analysts say. -
No Comment Washington grower wins California "Super Bowl" of pumpkin A Washington State grower won this year's 48th Safeway World Championship Pumpkin Weigh-Off, held in Half Moon Bay, California. -
The Kitchen Chef Thomas Lemaire's recipe for smoked salmon tart with herbs and beet sauce | The Kitchen "Herbs are an important part of the history of French gastronomy," says Lyon chef Thomas Lemaire. "Everything is always better with a few herbs." -
My Europe Series As Montenegro turns on itself, its new government doubles down The tiny Balkan state has been wracked by instability and division since elections last year. -
Culture news New Superman comes out as bisexual in forthcoming comic It comes as other comic books are embracing diversity. -
No Comment Retrospective celebrates 25 years of Ron Mueck sculpture A new exhibition celebrating 25 years of sculpture by artist Ron Mueck is opening in London's Thaddaeus Ropac gallery. -
France France to ban plastic packaging for 30 fruit and vegetables Around 37% of fruit and vegetables are currently sold in plastic packaging, the government said. -
Russia What is Russia's role in Europe's natural gas crisis? Vladimir Putin suggested that Russia could supply more natural gas, which resulted in a fall in prices in the market. -
Ecotech Incredible photos show how artificial glaciers are helping Indian farmers battle drought In northern India, these fake glaciers are helping Kashmiri farmers battle a dry season caused by climate change. -
United Kingdom UK 'waited too long' to impose COVID-19 lockdown, costing thousands of lives: report A parliamentary report said that hesitancy to impose an unpopular lockdown meant that Britain's government missed the opportunity to contain the virus. -
Ecotech Everything you need to know about the hydrogen revolution going on in the Netherlands Big players in the green hydrogen sector met in Amsterdam at the World Hydrogen Congress and this is what happened. -
Nature Rare pink dolphins saved by high-tech fishermen in the Amazon Scientists in the Amazon are enlisting local fishermen to help track the pink river dolphins that were once their prey. -
Iraq Muqtada al-Sadr set to win Iraq's parliamentary vote Populist Shi'ite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr has won Iraq's parliamentary elections, according to initial results. -
World News COVID-19 pandemic has forced 100 million into poverty, UN chief says Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said people living in conflict-affected and poor countries are suffering most of all.