6 June 2022 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Boris Johnson to remain as UK PM after securing the backing of Conservative MPs Boris Johnson to remain as UK PM after securing the backing of Conservative MPs -
Poland Outrage in Poland over new 'pregnancy register' on the back of near-total abortion ban Activists say that allowing doctors to record information on pregnancies will detect possible illegal abortions. -
France Ukraine war: What has Macron said about the need not to 'humiliate Russia'? The French president has been strongly criticised after repeatedly stressing the need to chart a diplomatic path with Russia once the fighting ends in Ukraine. -
France D-Day commemorations see parallels drawn between France and Ukraine “Kyiv maybe 2,000 kilometres away from here, they too, right now, today, are experiencing the same horrors as the French citizens experienced in World War II at the hands of the Nazi invader.” -
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Cult 2022 InClassica International Music Festival draws to a close in Dubai The 2022 InClassica International Music Festival has wrapped up in Dubai after a month-long season. Gathered at Dubai Opera, for the ‘World’s Biggest Musical Observatory’, were 50 renowned soloists and eleven revered conductors. -
My Europe Series How a nondescript tweet sparked a huge debate on Swedish hospitality Matters escalated very quickly! -
Scenes Meet the first female air sports pilot in the Middle East "Flying is freedom for me, you have direct contact with nature, this is what I really love about it." -
Kazakhstan Voters in Kazakhstan overwhelmingly approve constitutional amendments The vote seemingly aimed to weaken the grip of former strongman Nursultan Nazarbayev. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 6th – 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 Shanghai residents in local lockdown confront hazmat-clad officials Residents stuck inside a compound hit by a virus outbreak shout at hazmat clad officials nearly a week after Shanghai's much vaunted reopening, as fears grow that some city neighbourhoods are swiftly returning to lockdown. -
Kosovo Kosovo war veterans clash with police in protest for higher pensions Police used tear gas to prevent around 2,000 demonstrators from entering parliament during a debate. -
Tech News Musk threatens to pull out of Twitter deal over fake accounts The billionaire’s lawyers accuse Twitter of breaching its obligations by withholding data on its spam and fake accounts. -
Food and Drink Buried treasure: the fine wines aging at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean Salty Atlantic water and wildlife on the ocean floor give the wines a unique flavour, says this winery. -
Smart Regions How 'RoboCoop' is teaching the next generation of STEM innovators? Smart Regions heads to Bratislava, Slovakia, to see how a European project called RoboCoop is inspiring the next generation of innovators. -
Europe News MEPs want confidence vote in Ursula von der Leyen over COVID cash decision for Poland Senior MEPs have criticised von der Leyen for approving Poland's recovery plan despite concerns over its rule of law provisions. -
Tech News Russia’s government website hacked with pro-Ukraine message displayed instead Russia's Ministry of Construction, Housing and Utilities website was targeted but the country’s news agency said users' personal data were protected. -
Culture news Queen's Platinum Jubilee attempt at record for longest ever picnic at Windsor Castle Thousands of people gathered for the Big Jubilee Lunch on The Long Walk in Windsor as part of Queen Elizabeth II's platinum jubilee celebrations -
No Comment The annual cheese-rolling events takes place in Coopers Hill Cheese rolling returned to Gloucester on Sunday (5th June) with hopefuls gathering at Coopers Hill in Brockworth to chase the 3.6kg Double Gloucester down the 200 yard hill. -
Travel News Do Brits get free healthcare in Europe? EHIC and GHIC rules explained in full Post-Brexit travel upheaval has left millions of people confused about healthcare and travel insurance. -
Ecotech These aprons absorb CO2: Wearable tech could transform the restaurant industry A restaurant in Stockholm is trialling cotton aprons that capture carbon dioxide from the air, before using it in their greenhouse. -
Russia Russia hits out after Bulgaria, Montenegro and North Macedonia stop Lavrov's visit to Serbia Bulgaria, North Macedonia and Montenegro closed their airspace, preventing Russia's foreign minister from visiting Serbia. -
Travel News This is where cost-savvy travellers should head on their next getaway in Europe British tourists have voted on which holiday spots offer the best value for money. -
Iraq British man given 15-year jail sentence in Iraq for smuggling artefacts A judge in Baghdad found retired geologist Jim Fitton, 66, guilty of criminal intent to smuggle artefacts older than 200 years old out of the country. -
World At least 21 killed in gun and bomb attack at church in Nigeria “No matter what, this country shall never give in to evil and wicked people, and darkness will never overcome light," said Nigeria's president, responding to the attack. -
Earth News 'Danger zone' activated as volcano in the Philippines spews out 1km-long ash cloud The Philippines is in the Pacific 'Ring of Fire', where volcanic activity and earthquakes are common. -
Tech News Could this Paris start-up lab build the Web3 champions of the future? In Europe, we have a pretty good regulated environment, and I think we can build the champions of tomorrow,” said the co-founder of PyratzLab. -
No Comment US vet. in Normandy's plea to younger generation Several dozen World War II veterans are expected to attend D-Day commemoration ceremonies Monday in France, as crowds return for the 78th anniversary. Visits and services have for two years been reduced to a minimum due to COVID-19 restrictions. -
Culture news Japanese man becomes oldest person to sail Pacific Ocean solo, non-stop 83-year-old Kenichi Horie crossed the Pacific single-handedly, without stopping, in a 70-day trip. -
Nature Tanzania's ban on live animal exports is back after one day of outrage The controversial decision was reversed not long after it caused public outrage in the East African nation. -
No Comment Military re-enactment parade on D-Day anniversary A military re-enactment parade filled the French Normandy town of Sainte-Mere-Eglise on the eve of the 78th D-Day anniversary. This was the first French village to be liberated from Nazi occupation. The people here have not forgotten their gratitude. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 6th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Germany Mercedes-Benz recalls one million cars over braking system fault fears Brakes on some models may have what is called "advanced corrosion", the German carmaker said. -
Germany Hailstones pile up as heavy storms hit Germany The storms were so intense that half-a-metre-high piles of hailstones formed in some places. -
World Ukraine war: 'We must live for the children', Zelenskyy says in visit to east Ukraine war: 'We must live for the children', Zelenskyy says in visit to east -
United Kingdom Conservative MPs could today oust Boris Johnson as UK PM The ballot takes place on Monday evening, after at least 15% of his own Members of Parliament submitted letters calling for a vote of confidence in his leadership. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | June 6th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Sport Wales beat Ukraine to reach first World Cup for 64 years Wales ended the hopes of war-hit Ukraine, who were trying to reach a World Cup amid Russia's invasion of the country. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Ukrainian forces 'holding on' in Sievierodonetsk, says Zelenskyy Ukraine's president described Sievierodonetsk and Lysychansk as "dead cities" on Monday, but insisted they had "every chance" of fighting back against Russian attacks.