31 May 2022 | Euronews
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United Kingdom 'We feel unwelcome': Italian man recovering from COVID-19 faces deportation from UK Dante Bulanti faces deportation from the UK because he missed the EU settlement scheme deadline -- despite still receiving treatment for a COVID-19-related illness. -
China Shanghai ends its eight-week lockdown, but can China do away with 'zero-covid' policy? While the draconian measures are now almost entirely lifted, questions remain on how long the country can stick to its strict "zero-covid" approach. -
Spain Spanish government proposes law banning automated customer service The bill would also do away with long waiting times by forcing companies to answer calls within three minutes and solve outstanding issues within 15 days. -
Focus African Development Bank invests billions in climate change adaptation The African Development Bank is investing billions in Africa's economies to help the continent grow and adapt to climate change. Focus reports from the AFDB's annual meeting in Accra, Ghana. -
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Focus Dubai Reduces Reliance on Single-Use Plastics Dubai has stepped up its commitment towards a more sustainable future, through the launch of ‘Dubai Can’. Focus finds out how the move is reducing the city’s reliance on single-use plastic bottles. -
World News How illegal logging is threatening Romania's unique virgin forests Romania is home to Europe's richest forests in terms of biodiversity. But every day they're being diminished - by illegal logging. #GreenWeek -
Europe News Ex-Chelsea FC owner Roman Abramovich files lawsuit against EU Council The billionaire, who was sanctioned by the European Union in March, filed a lawsuit against the EU Council on Tuesday. -
This will impact your life How is the war in Ukraine affecting the cost of living crisis? Russia's invasion of Ukraine has led to record-breaking inflation. But how is the war affecting the cost of living? -
Art London Barbican exhibition Our Time on Earth: Can art change how we think about the climate crisis? London Barbican exhibition Our Time on Earth: Can art change how we think about the climate crisis? -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 31st – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
No Comment Dogs offer comfort to Uvalde locals after mass shooting Trainers from New Jersey offer their dogs to help comfort families seeking solace after the shooting at an elementary school in the Texas city of Uvalde that left 19 children and two teachers dead. -
Work Virgin Atlantic relaxes cabin crew tattoo ban to let flight attendants show off some ink Virgin Atlantic has relaxed its ban on visible tattoos - though face, neck and head inkwork must still be covered. -
Europe Decoded Why the Druzhba pipeline was spared from the EU ban on Russian oil Hungary's PM Viktor Orbán scored a big win by forcing an exemption into the original proposal. -
Art 'The Queen's Favourites': Platinum Jubilee to feature puppet procession with corgis and swans Members of the Coventry-based arts company Imagineer put the finishing touches to puppets and costumes which will feature in a procession during the Platinum Jubilee pageant, during a long weekend of celebrations marking Queen Elizabeth's 70 years on the throne. -
Serbia Serbian president commits to country's EU membership path in inaugural speech Aleksandar Vučić was sworn in for his second term as Serbia’s president on Tuesday, reinforcing the country's commitment to joining the bloc and hinting at sanctions against Moscow. -
Ocean Managing the growing number of non-Indigenous species in the Mediterranean Sea Hundreds of new species have invaded the Mediterranean Sea, altering local biodiversity and disrupting fisheries. Ocean looks at both the problems and opportunities presented by their arrival. -
Ocean Costas Batargias: "When an ecosystem is disturbed, it gets unbalanced." Hundreds of non-indigenous species have invaded the Mediterranean Sea over the past few decades. Ocean speaks to Professor Costas Batargias from the University of Patras about the reasons behind this rising number of non-native species. -
Earth News Jubilee weekend: How to have a sustainable summer barbecue The weather’s hotting up and so are the coals. But will your BBQ pass the green test? -
No Comment First cafe in Dubai to exclusively serve dogs The first dog cafe in the Gulf emirate of Dubai serves food, coffee, and cake to dogs only, opened by Korean nutritionist and certified pet bakery chef Hyunsuk Ku. -
Health news New York trials robot companions for 800 elderly people to combat loneliness The ElliQ device can carry out daily check-ins with users and remind them to take their medication. -
Hungary Hungarian police raid 24 homes linked to money laundering network Sixteen people were arrested and five accused of moving 44 million euros - mostly obtained through fraud and cryptocurrency scams - through bank accounts in Europe, South America and Australia. -
Tech News BT and Ericsson partner to build 5G private networks for companies in the UK The companies are teaming up to pitch super-fast 5G connectivity to places like factories, campuses and shopping centres. -
Culture news The Redditor who listened to 7,500 independent songs to make her own 'Grammy' awards Looking for a way to post her own music, this Redditor ended up setting herself a colossal music listening task. -
No Comment Self-driving trucks navigate maze of China vases Swedish freight technology company Einride has demonstrated the precision of its self-driving electric trucks by having a pair of them navigate a maze of China vases. -
Earth News Big tobacco is having a ‘devastating’ impact on the environment, WHO report reveals The tobacco industry has a devastating impact on the environment and some experts say it’s time to start treating it like the oil companies. -
Economy Mixed fortunes as three European economies reveal post-Ukraine invasion GDP It's good news for some and bad for others as France, Italy and Switzerland published GDP growth figures today. -
Ukraine War crimes investigators meet in The Hague over Russia-Ukraine war Officials from Ukraine, Lithuania and Poland will discuss early findings with the International Criminal Court's lead prosecutor as thousands of potential war crimes cases are being pursued in Ukraine. -
My Europe Series Northern Ireland Protocol: Is Boris Johnson's plan to change the Brexit treaty justified? The UK government intends to introduce a law to override the Northern Ireland Protocol, part of the Brexit divorce deal painstakingly struck with the EU. -
Art Cuban artists stand trial, face years in prison for government critique Prosecutors are seeking 6 years for rapper Maykel Castillo and seven years for visual artist Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara. -
No Comment Paddleboard pooches: Dogs take to the waves for surf race A paddle surf race with your canine companion might sound like fun, but it demands a well-trained pooch who'll stay still on the board while you race. -
Earth News Qatar's 'carbon neutral' World Cup heavily criticised by climate advocates Qatar is said to be building a large-scale grass farm, which has negligible water resources, in the desert to produce stadium-ready turf. -
Travel News Italy drops last COVID entry rules, ditches testing and vaccination restrictions Italy's travel rules have changed for visitors from around the world. Here's everything you need to know. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 31st – 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 Turkey's president warns of 'security risks' if Finland and Sweden join NATO Turkey's president wrote Finland and Sweden's entry into NATO would endanger his country and the "organisation's future". -
Ukraine Ukraine’s historic monuments conserved using cutting-edge technology Cultural experts are working to conserve the memory of Ukraine’s historic buildings using 3D scans. More than 100 have been hit by shelling during the past 3 months of the war. -
Travel News Jetpack rescue: Paramedic flies to the top of a mountain in 3 minutes This is the first time a Great North Air Ambulance paramedic has flown a jet suit up a mountain in the UK’s Lake District. -
Travel News ‘Hellish queue’ stretches a mile out of Dublin airport after thousands miss weekend flights Exclusive footage of Dublin airport queue winding outside the terminal as passengers arrive early to try and beat the queues. -
Money Is Bitcoin a young person's game? New poll finds it's older people investing more in crypto assets Nearly a third of those aged 50 and above are betting on crypto as part of their early retirement plans, according to a new poll. -
Europe News Council Summit: Here's what EU leaders decided over energy, defence and the food crisis A two-day special summit of European Union leaders concluded on Tuesday afternoon with the ban on Russian oil remaining the big main takeaway. -
Ukraine Most of Sievierodonetsk under control of Russian troops, regional authorities say Governor of the Luhansk region Sergei Haidai said that all critical infrastructure in the key city in eastern Ukraine has been completely destroyed while evacuation of civilians is impossible due to fierce fighting. -
Tech News AI can track the health of coral reefs through their ‘song’, but what does it sound like? The computer algorithm successfully identified reef health 92 per cent of the time. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 31st – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.