8 February 2022 | Euronews
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The Cube Fact check: UK police are not investigating COVID-19 vaccine programme A number of videos have shown anti-vax protesters handing out fake legal documents to medical workers and other professionals claiming that vaccines are an alleged threat to public health. -
Greece Lesbos: Greek police detain at least five protesters after arson at planned migrant camp A small group of protesters set fire to excavators used by a private contractor to build a new migrant camp on Lesbos, authorities say. -
United Kingdom West Ham defender Kurt Zouma criticised, apologises for cat abuse video Although the club condemned Zouma for his behaviour and pledged to deal with the incident internally, manager David Moyes still selected him for the Tuesday night match against Watford. -
No Comment Underwater escape game debuts in France The Argonaut diving center, in the southern French city of Toulouse, is home to the only underwater escape game in France -
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No Comment Indonesian croc freed after five years trapped in tyre A 5.2-metre-long wild crocodile in Indonesia who was trapped in a tyre for more than five years is freed, freed from its rubber vice by a local resident -
Ghana Ghana explosion: Spanish mining company fined over €5m for truck blast killing 13 At least 13 people were killed in the blast and dozens more injured. -
No Comment Crowds gathered in the remote desert of Southern California for the annual King of the Hammers race Massive crowds gathered in the remote desert of Southern California for the 16th annual King of the Hammers race -
No Comment Beckham attends Amateur Women's football tournament at Qatar's Education Stadium Former England international David Beckham attends an Amateur Women's football tournament at Qatar's Education Stadium -
No Comment Ukrainian border guards patrol the border with Russia Ukrainian border guards patrol the border with Russia, which for years has been a constant threat in this region of northeastern Ukraine -
No Comment Iran 'jail restaurant' aims to free bad debt inmates Two Iranian ex-prisoners have opened a successful "jail restaurant" to help raise funds to free convicts languishing behind bars for unpaid debts -
No Comment Ecstatic crowds greet victorious Senegal on Cup of Nations return Hundreds of thousands of ecstatic and chanting fans gather in the streets of Dakar to see the players of their national football team, who return home after winning the Africa Cup of Nations and sit on top of a bus as they parade to the presidential palace -
Culture news Neil Young continues Spotify saga by telling workers to 'get out of that place' It's not over. It might never be over. -
Europe News Antivax protests are on the rise in Europe, but can they last? Movements against restrictions and vaccinations are growing as the pandemic continues. -
United Kingdom Northern Ireland: Police accused of colluding with pro-British militants during Troubles The Police Service of Northern Ireland has apologised to victims' families after the ombudsman report. -
My Europe Series War-weary Ukrainians hoping for best as city chiefs prepare for worst Hirske's position near the frontline in eastern Ukraine has shaped how it views US warnings of a Russian invasion. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 8th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Target Building a business whatever your gender: Dubai's drive to empower women entrepreneurs In this episode of Target, we take a look at some of the factors encouraging more and more women in Dubai to set up their own business. -
Global Japan Maternal health: the tech saving mothers in sub-Saharan Africa Global Japan finds out how a Japanese medical tech company is helping to save lives of mothers in sub-Saharan Africa. -
Moments Custom-made kilts and rainforest walks: These are the 9 most beautiful train journeys in the world For adventure-seekers looking to get off the beaten track, or road-weary travellers searching for a slower means of travel, our listicle is your ticket to ride on nine of the world’s most beautiful train journeys. -
Germany Czech millionaire investigated for racing at 417 km/h on German autobahn The incident was reportedly filmed and uploaded to YouTube earlier this year. -
Tech News UK government is threatening to block porn sites unless they verify users' ages - again Previous attempts to apply age verification to online pornography in the UK ended in failure. -
Europe News Brussels to withhold EU funds from Poland to cover unpaid fines Warsaw was slapped with a €500,000-a-day fine last year for failing to close a controversial lignite mine near the Czech Republic. -
Earth News Cutting vampire power is a no-brainer to save energy. Here's the appliances to check. With energy prices at a record high across Europe, here is one simple trick to keep your bills down and lower CO2 emissions at home. -
Ukraine 'No-one wants more war': Mother of jailed son makes emotional appeal from eastern Ukraine Galina Dzjucik, who's had no news of her son Viktor since 2017, says the conflict between Russian-backed separatists and the Ukrainian army has been personally devastating. -
Tech News Facebook should tighten doxxing rules to prevent harassment, says Meta’s oversight board Celebrities such as Kim Kardashian have been the victim of doxxing, the public release of information that identifies an individual or organisation. -
Italy Discovery of woman two years after her death sparks debate on loneliness in Italy The body of a 70-year-old woman was found in her Prestino home, more than two years after her death. -
Europe News Semiconductors: Brussels wants to plough billions into making more microchips in the EU "Securing the supply in the most advanced chips has become an economic and geopolitical priority," said Thierry Breton, EU Commissioner for the internal market. -
Malta Europe should follow Malta's example on cannabis reform, says minister Malta is the only European state that has legalised possession of small amounts of cannabis without incentivising the criminal gangs that traffic and grow the drug. -
Vatican Ex-pope Benedict XVI asks for pardon over sex abuse scandal but denies wrongdoing A recent report found that Pope Benedict had failed to handle cases of sexual abuse at the Munich diocese. -
Ecotech An ‘army of plumbers’ is needed to slash home heating emissions in the UK, says new report Thousands of green jobs could be created but progress is being threatened by a critical skills shortage. -
Moments Aspiring to be the next Agatha Christie? Get inspired on these literary trips From a Grand Tour to a stay in Hunter S. Thompson's cabin, these experiences are unmissable for book lovers. -
Mobility Frozen Teslas leave drivers out in the cold - but the solution is simpler than you might think The electric cars from California can freeze over in low temperatures, leaving drivers locked out. Luckily, the solution is surprisingly simple. -
World News US and Japan reach a deal on steel tariffs US government officials have reached a deal to lift a 25% tariff that former President Donald Trump imposed on imported Japanese steel. -
Culture news Oscar nominations 2022: Seven things you need to know about the year's flagship film awards Campion makes history, Gaga's House of Gucci doesn't, Kristen Stewart is unsnubbed and Europe lays claim to Best International Film. -
Germany Germany argues over vaccine mandates for health workers The opposition bloc says the mandate should be suspended nationwide “until central legal and practical questions are answered”. -
Japan "I would go back today if I could" – Olympic karateka Sandra Sánchez on Tokyo Spanish Olympic gold medalist in karate, Sandra Sánchez, recalls her experience at the Tokyo 2020 Games on and off the mat. -
Austria Talks to revive Iran nuclear deal resume in Vienna The US pulled out of the deal in 2018 during the presidency of Donald Trump. -
Earth News €4 trillion in EU funds branded 'sustainable', but are investors being misled? There are 'light green' funds with limited claims to sustainability and more climate-focused 'dark green' products. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 8th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News EU is analysing the metaverse ahead of possible regulation, says anti-trust chief Margrethe Vestager "The metaverse is here already. So of course we start analysing what will be the role for a regulator," said the EU's Margrethe Vestager. -
Art Europe is 'openly threatened' say 350 culture leaders rallying againt Russian 'aggression' Nobel laureate Herta Müller, novelist Ian McEwan and Chinese artist Ai Weiwei have signed the open letter. -
Ukraine Ukraine crisis: Macron says 'concrete solutions' possible between Russia and West After Moscow and Kyiv, Macron landed in Berlin on Tuesday evening, where he said a challenging dialogue with the Kremlin was "the only way to make peace possible in Ukraine". -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson under fire for 'Trumpian politics' after protesters mob Labour's Starmer Several Conservative MPs have linked a baseless slur made by the prime minister about Starmer to an incident on Monday when the opposition leader was hounded by protesters. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 8th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.