3 May 2022 | Euronews
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Poland Ukrainians flock home despite war raging in their home country Thousands of Ukrainians are flocking home, and many of them are women and children trying to reunite with their families. -
Food and Drink From Rome to Drôme: How antiquity laid foundations for gastronomy in the Northern Rhone The character of this largely undiscovered slice of France is perhaps best characterised by kitchen supremo Philippe Girardon. -
Greece Zacharias Kostopoulos: Two men jailed for killing of Greek LGBT+ activist Four police officers have been acquitted of the offence, prompting anger from human rights groups. -
Germany Secretary-General of Germany's CSU party resigns after threatening journalist Stephan Mayer said he had personally decided to step down on "health grounds". -
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Germany Probe after man dies following struggle with police in Germany There have been allegations of police violence after a video surfaced allegedly showing the man being beaten by officers in the city of Mannheim. -
No Comment Ethiopian museum and businesses damaged in the post-Ramadan clash A memorial museum and businesses have been damaged in Addis Ababa by protesters who briefly clashed with Ethiopian police during prayers to mark the end of Ramadan. -
No Comment Traditional Wine Horses race of Calatrava comes back as UNESCO heritage More than two years after the last edition due to the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, and after having achieved the declaration as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO, Los Caballos del Vino (the Wine Horses) have returned every May 2 to the streets of Caravaca de la Cruz. -
Europe News Brussels wants to create EU health data space to streamline access The European Commission says its plans could lead to savings of more than €10 billion within ten years. -
No Comment Dozens arrested as Armenia opposition protests up pressure on PM Police detain protesters at anti-government demonstrations in the Armenian capital Yerevan, as opposition parties mount pressure on Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan over his "treacherous" handling of a territorial dispute with arch-foe Azerbaijan. -
Destinations The cheapest day of the week to travel - and other hacks for your summer holiday Airfares are set to rise, but flights to these European destinations have actually fallen, despite higher fuel costs. -
No Comment Snowsports stars let loose with flares in incredible display of skill and colour A spectacular display of skill and colour from some of the best freestyle skiers and snowboarders around took place in Crans-Montana in Switzerland. -
World 'People like Europe, they have a European dream', says MEP Guy Verhofstadt The Global Conversation speaks to Belgium MEP Guy Verhofstadt about what he thinks needs to be done to build a strong European Union for the future. -
My Europe Series 'Absolutely ridiculous': UK scheme to host Ukrainian refugees slammed "We are fighting a catalogue of things," said Lucy, 34. "We went into this with trust, but unfortunately as the days pass it is clear something is deeply wrong with the system." -
Economy Explained: Just how dependent is the EU on Russian oil? The bloc gets over 25% of its oil from Russia through a vast network of ports and pipelines. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 3rd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Italian PM calls for changes to EU treaties amid threats linked to Ukraine war Mario Draghi told MEPs on Tuesday that unanimity on foreign policy decisions needs to be revised. -
Germany German offices of Morgan Stanley searched in tax fraud investigation Prosecutors said the raids were in connection with the "cum-ex" tax evasion scandal. -
Health news Amazon to pay US workers' travel costs for abortions as Supreme Court looks to overturn Roe v Wade As the US Supreme Court looks set to overturn abortion rights, Amazon and other companies are stepping in to cover travel costs for procedures. -
Earth News Need a restyle but don't want to buy new? Download these 6 apps for second-hand clothes There are a lot of different resale apps out there but which one is the best for you? -
Hungary 'Fake news': Hungary denies reports it was warned about Russia's invasion of Ukraine The spokesperson for Prime Minister Viktor Orban has denounced the reports by Ukrainian media. -
My Europe Series Four tales of suffering and remarkable survival from Kyiv's suburbs We speak to four locals in Kyiv's suburbs to find out how they suffered and survived Russia's bombardment of the area. -
Europe News Belgians resigned but not yet panicking as prices continue to rise Inflation in Belgium is one of the highest in Europe, while Brussels has a high unemployment rate. -
Russia Russia's foreign ministry accuses Israel of supporting neo-Nazism in Ukraine The comments come just one day after Sergei Lavrov claimed Adolf Hitler had "Jewish blood". -
Earth News Money money money: Bankers interrupted by climate protesters singing ABBA Extinction Money Rebellion interrupted HSBC’s annual meeting in London to sing them a pop classic. -
Travel News Everything you need to know about Spain banning British drivers British expats have been banned from driving in Spain, after post- Brexit talks on license rules broke down. -
Germany 'Sulky liver sausage': Olaf Scholz slammed after refusing to visit Kyiv “This is about the most brutal war of extermination since the Nazi invasion of Ukraine, it’s not kindergarten," said Ukraine's ambassador to Germany, Andrij Melnyk. -
World News EU countries 'caught between two extremes' over press freedom "Polarisation to the west, war and propaganda to the east" is how Reporters Without Borders sums up the press freedom situation in the EU. -
Ecotech Seagrass: The plant that removes carbon 30 times faster than a rainforest One environmental charity wants to repopulate the UK’s coasts with this carbon-capturing plant. -
No Comment Thousands of Muslims in India, Pakistan, Iran and Iraq gathered on Tuesday to pray for Eid al-Fitr. They joined Muslims across the Middle East and beyond observing Eid, which is one of the most celebrated holidays in the Muslim world and traditionally a time for family and festivities. -
No Comment New Zealand rocket launched to send 34 satellites into orbit A California-based company got closer to pulling off the feat of catching a falling rocket on Tuesday as it seeks to make them reusable for satellite launches. -
Travel News Hawaii overtourism: Residents beg tourists to stop visiting amid post-pandemic boom Tens of thousands of extra tourists are making Hawaii’s roads, beaches and restaurants practically unusable. -
Destinations What are Greece’s entry rules? Everything you need to know to plan a holiday Here's how travel and domestic restrictions have changed in Greece from May, and when indoor masks are likely to be lifted. -
Mobility Rocket Lab tried to catch a falling rocket with a helicopter to reuse it. It didn't work this time A helicopter snagged a falling space rocket in an attempt to reuse it – but it ultimately dropped it in the ocean. -
Culture news Met Gala 2022: Kardashian flaunts her Marilyn as stars get their fashion on The Met Gala theme for this year is “Gilded glamour, white-tie,” -
Health news Top mental health apps are 'data sucking machines' that could be trading your sensitive information Apps dealing with PTSD, eating disorders and sexual violence were among those criticised in a new privacy report. -
No Comment Turkey: Football championship celebrated in Trabzon City Square Football club Trabzonspor won the seventh Turkish championship in their history last weekend. A title that delighted their fans, who celebrated widely in the streets. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 3rd – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Ukraine's resistance 'one of the most glorious chapters in military history', says Boris Johnson "It is not the size of the dog in the fight, it is the size of the fight in the dog," UK PM Boris Johnson told Ukrainian MPs. -
USA US jail official helped 'extremely dangerous' inmate escape, say authorities Jail official Vicky White told co-workers she was taking Casey White for a mental health evaluation. But no such appointment was scheduled it later emerged. -
Art Inside Užupis, Europe's independent art republic with its own constitution The self-proclaimed Republic of Užupis is Lithuania’s artistic hub. It has its own government, constitution and currency, plus heaps of charm. -
USA US Supreme Court moving to overturn key abortion rights law, says leaked report A decision to overrule a landmark 1973 case enshrining abortion as a constitutional right could lead to abortion bans in roughly half of US states. -
Art 'Water is light, light is art': Italian town illuminated by the inspiration of water The art trail in Brixen is 3.2km long, and is connected by a blue line which runs through the old town. -
Tech News Musk wants to make Twitter less 'niche' and may use less of his own fortune in takeover deal The billionaire CEO of Tesla is reportedly in talks with large investment firms about taking on more financing for his acquisition of Twitter, to tie up less of his own wealth. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: More civilians rescued from Mariupol steel plant, as Russia strikes Lviv power plants Russian strikes hit three power plants in the western city of Lviv on Tuesday evening causing some electricity blackouts. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 3rd – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.