29 April 2022 | Euronews
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USA Islamic State 'Beatle' gets life sentence for beheadings Alexanda Kotey was not facing the death penalty, under the terms of his extradition to the US. -
United Kingdom UK Conservative MP suspended amid Parliament pornography investigation Colleagues have claimed that Neil Parish watched pornography on his phone in the House of Commons. -
Afghanistan Several worshippers killed in explosion at Shiite mosque in Kabul No one has immediately claimed responsibility for the blast. -
Culture news How does a drama school fall apart overnight? The strange case of ALRA ALRA staff and students woke on a Monday morning to find they were without a drama school. Mismanagement, lost fees, and education anxieties , this is the fallout of a failed drama school. -
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Ukraine Human rights group warns Poland about safety of Ukrainian refugees Human Rights Watch says women and children are particularly at risk from trafficking. -
Germany Deutsche Bank headquarters searched in money laundering investigation Prosecutors say it is "the first time" a German bank has been involved in a money-laundering probe. -
World News Good News: Scientists turn back the clock on skin cells and plant-based foods make billions What went well in the world this week? Scientists turn back the clock on skin cells and plant-based foods are booming. Check our latest #GoodNews. -
Cult A 9th century Uzbek genius gave his name to algorithms - now he’s a star of the Venice Biennale With the pandemic under control, Venice is ready once again to host the Biennale Arte. And for the first time, Uzbekistan has its own pavilion, just a year on from its first participation in the architecture edition. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 29th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
United Kingdom Boris Becker sentenced to two and a half years in prison for bankruptcy offences The former tennis superstar was jailed for hiding assets and illicit money transfers after he was declared bankrupt. -
World News Over 3,000 migrants died at sea on their way to Europe in 2021, says UN agency The number of migrants who died or went missing was twice as high as in the previous year, the UN's refugee agency said. -
World News Greece and Turkey accuse each other's military of airspace violations The two NATO countries have long-standing sea and air boundary disputes. -
No Comment Spectacular glass-bottomed bridge opens in Vietnam Vietnam launches a new attraction for tourists with a head for heights, with the opening of a glass-bottomed bridge suspended 150 metres (490 feet) above a lush jungle. -
No Comment Military vehicles roll through Moscow city center ahead of V-Day parade rehearsal On Thursday evening, the centre of Moscow was filled with a wide array of military vehicles, which were seen driving toward Red Square for the first night training of the traditional Victory Day parade, which will be held on May 9th. -
No Comment Ukrainians urge EU to stop buying Russian oil, gas Ukrainian citizens demonstrated in front of the European Council building in Brussels on Friday to call on the European Union to stop buying Russian oil and gas. -
Ocean The world's coral crisis: why are reefs under attack? Ocean explores the main causes behind coral's rapid decline. -
Montenegro Montenegro's parliament approves new minority pro-EU government The government of PM Dritan Abazović secured the support of 46 deputies in the 81-seat parliament in Cetinje on Thursday. -
Earth News View: Why Europe investing in African hydrogen is not a form of colonialism The CEO of Hydrogen Europe hits back at criticism that investing in green hydrogen production in Africa is a form of colonialism and explains why Europe cannot decarbonise without African support. -
Euronews Witness In the muddy woodlands of a Baltic island, Sweden’s soldiers are getting ready for Russian attack After the end of the Cold War, Sweden demilitarized Gotland island in the Baltic sea. Now, in the wake of Putin’s war in Ukraine, Sweden is accelerating its re-armament. -
Culture news Sick Ukrainian children destroy tank installation made of balloons The 'balloon tank' was created as a pacifist art installation before the war in Ukraine, but has now taken on an even stronger meaning -
Europe News Europe's week: War in Ukraine continues to dominate Diplomacy and war persisted in keeping Brussels busy. -
Earth News Prince Charles’ prize backs face mask that cuts methane emissions from cow burps The innovative design has won a nearly €60,000 prize backed by Prince Charles to help develop the idea in the future. -
Angola The Camunga Symphony Orchestra - More than just a musical education The Camunga Symphony Orchestra in Luanda is changing Angolan students' lives. It provides food and musical education, helping to keep kids off the street and changing their lives. -
Italy US army replaces birthday cake stolen from Italian girl by WWII soldiers The cake was presented to 90-year-old Meri Mion in Vicenza, 77 years after one was taken from her windowsill. -
Turkey Osman Kavala: Germany summons Turkish ambassador to protest activist's life sentence Berlin has urged other EU countries to challenge Turkey over the philanthropist's conviction. -
Nature Could Scotland really see the reintroduction of large carnivores to the Highlands? Lynx have been successfully reintroduced in some parts of Europe. Could Scotland be next? -
Saudi Arabia Erdogan meets Crown Prince as Turkey and Saudi Arabia try to move on from Khashoggi murder The Turkish president's visit to the Gulf Arab state represents a major reset of relations between two regional heavyweights following the Saudi columnist's killing in Istanbul in 2018. -
Ocean Europe's endangered eels: what's been done to save a miraculous creature Ocean takes a look at what's been done to help protect Europe's dwindling eel stocks. -
Travel News Business travel will not return to pre-pandemic levels, according to experts Concerns about the environment, mental wellbeing and financial cost are all coming together to keep business travel at a lower level than pre-pandemic. -
Culture news Netflix fires its editorial staff: Is the streaming giant falling apart? Netflix has suddenly fired many of the employees from its editorial platform Tudum. Only a week after it published disappointing subscriber numbers, is the streamer in dire trouble? -
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No Comment Palestinians gather ahead of Quds (Jerusalem) day in Gaza Palestinians in Gaza City gather a day earlier to mark the yearly al-Quds (Jerusalem) day which falls on the last Friday of the holy month of Ramadan. -
World News Frontex chief resigns over misconduct and human rights violations probe Fabrice Leggeri's resignation comes a day after an investigative report said the EU border agency had illegally forced back nearly 1,000 asylum seekers in the Aegean Sea. -
Earth News Climate change could cause the next pandemic, study warns As animals are forced to migrate due to rising temperatures the effects could be catastrophic for humans and animals alike. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 29th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Economy Eurozone growth slows down hit by impact of Ukraine war and pandemic Spain and Germany saw their economies grow by 0.3% and 0.2% respectively in the first three months of the year, quarter-on-quarter -- far smaller than previously projected. France stagnated (0%) and Italy fell (-0.2%). -
USA British Virgin Islands prime minister arrested on drug trafficking charges The islands' PM was arrested at a Miami airport. where he allegedly came to meet Mexican drug traffickers, who in reality were undercover US agents. -
Tech News Elon Musk sold $4 billion in Tesla shares as he moves to complete Twitter takeover The world's richest man says "no further" sales planned after offloading portion of shares in electric vehicle maker. -
Travel News 'Toxic caterpillars' are taking over beaches in the UK - are they dangerous? The hairy caterpillars making a home on British beaches as the weather warms up: what to look out for to keep safe -
No Comment Israeli police force Palestinians from Jerusalem's al-Aqsa compound Palestinians run as they are removed by Israeli forces from Jerusalem's flashpoint, the al-Aqsa mosque compound, after clashes early on Friday, according to witnesses and the police. -
France France's economy unexpectedly grinds to a halt in first quarter The latest growth and inflation figures put the economy firmly at the heart of the next government's priorities following President Macron's re-election. -
Culture news Combatting gang violence: Welcome to Bangkok's real-life fight club In the capital city of a country renowned for its highly technical martial arts scene, amateur fighters gather regularly at a poor port-side neighbourhood and promise to exchange only blood and bruises in the underground club -
Money 8 arrested in Spain for running a 'cult-like' crypto trading academy scam targeting young people The organisation’s leaders have been accused of fraud, misleading advertising and running a pyramid scheme targeting young people. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 29th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Civilians in Mariupol steel mill 'begging to get saved' The situation inside the vast Soviet-era Avozstal steel plant has grown more extreme after Russia dropped a series of so-called “bunker buster” bombs and unguided munitions.