6 November 2021 | Euronews
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Sport Judo: A thrilling second day at the Baku Grand Slam in Azerbaijan Gold medals for GB, Russia, Japan and Turkey on day 2 of the Baku Grand Slam in Azerbaijan. -
France French bishops pray for forgiveness for 'massive phenomenon' of abuse Bishops in the holy town of Lourdes prayed on their knees in a penitential gesture to ask god for forgiveness for sexual abuse in the Catholic church. -
Spain More than 20 suspected migrants flee from plane after it lands in Mallorca It appeared to be an elaborate scheme to enter Spain by would-be migrants from Morocco. -
Poland Miners protest in Warsaw against Polish government’s plans to phase out coal production Around 200 miners have protested outside the European Commission building in Warsaw - against planned coal mine closures which they say will cause unemployment and higher fuel prices. -
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No Comment Light based works of art illuminate Oslo Norway 's capital was lit up by the Fjord Oslo Light Festival on Saturday (5 Nov. 2021) as light based works of art glowed through the winter night across the city -
No Comment Protesters at climate demo in Glasgow, Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam and Istanbul Thousands of climate protesters brave torrential rain in Glasgow to take part in worldwide demonstrations against what campaigners say is a failure of crunch UN talks to bring about the radical action needed to tame global warming -
No Comment Oil tanker explodes in Sierra Leone An oil tanker exploded near Sierra Leone's capital, killing at least 92 people and severely injuring dozens of others after large crowds gathered to collect leaking fuel, officials and witnesses said Saturday -
No Comment La Palma volcano sunset The Volcanological Institute of the Canary Islands has highlighted this Friday afternoon that "deposits of elemental sulfur appear for the first time" in La Palma -
No Comment French bishops kneel to ask forgiveness for sexual abuse Bishops gathered in Lourdes pray on their knees on the esplanade of the Rosary Basilica in a penitential gesture to ask God for forgiveness for sexual abuse in the Catholic church -
Nature What can we learn from Indigenous communities about safeguarding the environment? Despite making up only 5% of the global population, Indigenous people protect 80% of the planet's remaining biodiversity. Yet they only have legal rights to half of their land. -
No Comment Syrians hold horse race festival in war-torn Raqa Syrians hold a horse race festival in the northern Syrian city of Raqa, former capital of the Islamic State (IS) group -
No Comment "Wonder of the Seas", world's largest cruise ship, leaves port of Saint-Nazaire Under construction for two years at the Chantiers de l'Atlantique shipyard, the "Wonder of the Seas", the largest cruise ship in the world, leaves the port of Saint-Nazaire -
United Kingdom Husband of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe vows to continue hunger strike The husband of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe has said he's determined to "continue" his hunger strike which he started almost two weeks ago. -
Climate COP26: Five takeaways as climate protests go global on Day 6 Nature was the theme of the Day at COP26. But the action unfolded well beyond Glasgow, with climate protests taking place across the world from Sydney to Paris. -
France Wonder of the Seas is the latest - and largest - cruise ship in the world The 362 metre long vessel finally left the Chantiers de l'Atlantique shipyard in the French port of Saint Nazaire on Friday evening. -
Brazil Brazilian pop singer Marília Mendonça dies in plane crash Four other passengers also perished after the plane crashed between Mendonça's hometown of Goiania and Caratinga, a small city in Minas Gerais state. -
Italy Treasured toys and childhood memories are given new life in Naples Doll Hospital In the centre of Naples, there is a special place where emotional well-being is restored and poignant memories saved from oblivion. -
World News Why is the European Union trying to break the Internet? | View The European Council's new proposed cybersecurity directive could have disastrous consequences for both users and businesses, warns the Internet Society's Callum Voge -
Sierra Leone Fuel tanker fire kills more than 90 outside Sierra Leone's capital The explosion occurred after a large crowd had gathered to collect leaking fuel after a bus collided with the tanker late on Friday. -
Climate Ice on the edge of survival: How global warming is changing the Arctic forever Discussions at COP26 in Glasgow this month will also concern the fate of the Arctic region. If the Greenland ice sheet melts, sea levels will rise by 7 metres globally. -
Tech News Europe's space sector seeks to boost commercialisation As Europe's space leaders meet virtually in Brussels at the new European Space Forum, Euronews explores how the sector is making a big push to become more business-minded. -
Nature These untouched nature photos reveal the true beauty of our planet In an era of photoshop and filters, this nature photography competition puts value on realism and authenticity. -
Germany Three people injured in knife attack on train in Germany Three people have been injured in a knife attack on a train near Nuremberg in Germany on Saturday, local police said. -
Russia Despite week-long 'holiday period', Russia reports record daily COVID-19 cases A nationwide holiday period was imposed in Russia to combat rising coronavirus cases, but on Saturday officials reported the highest number of daily cases since the start of the pandemic. -
Climate COP26 latest: Climate protests go global as activists slam summit as 'failure' Today the action does not just unfold in Glasgow but across continents as COP26 climate protests go global. Follow them live on this page. -
Africanews Women's health at the heart of development in the Sahel {Inspire Africa} On this episode of Inspire Africa, we hear stories from the SWEDD project in Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast and Mali. Stories of Women and Girls Access to quality health care and health care professionals, husbands' and future husbands' clubs and more. -
Earth News 'Paralysing jargon' is preventing us from taking action on climate change, says new research According to new research, over three-quarters of UK residents don’t understand what ‘net zero’ means. -
USA At least eight people killed in crowd surge at Astroworld Festival in Texas Officials in Texas say at least eight people have been killed and several others injured in a crowd surge at Astroworld Festival. -
Moments Get up close and personal with rhinos at this South African conservation lodge This South African holiday lodge offers guests the opportunity to walk in the footsteps of rhino conservationists.