6 July 2022 | Euronews
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United Kingdom London says 'no' to Scotland over new independence vote Nicola Sturgeon said that Scottish democracy 'will not be a prisoner' to Boris Johnson or any other British prime minister. -
Sport Women's Euro 2022 tournament kicks off in England Sixteen teams are competing in four pools, with the Russian side disqualified after the invasion of Ukraine. -
Europe News 'Time to decide': MEPs call for Serbia to change its stance on Russia MEPs ask the EU candidate country to follow EU sanctions on Moscow. -
The Cube Misleading video claims Dutch farmers attacked undercover police during protest A video massively shared on social media claims that angry Dutch demonstrators attacked undercover police officers during protests over emission cuts. -
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Norway Russia and Norway agree to resolve Svalbard transit dispute Russia had accused Norway of blocking supplies from reaching Russian miners due in the Arctic due to EU sanctions on Moscow. -
USA Highland Park suspect confesses to mass shooting, say US prosecutors The 21-year-old suspect also told authorities that he had contemplated carrying out a second shooting. -
No Comment Heavy rains exacerbate trash problem in Brazil's Manaus After heavy rains and record river flooding, creeks and rivers in the Amazon capital Manaus have been covered by a carpet of trash, affecting entire communities. -
Health news Vitamin D ‘overdose’ warning issued after man suffers months of vomiting and lands in hospital Doctors warn that cases of vitamin D overdose are on the rise as over-the-counter supplements gain in popularity. One man in the UK found out the hard way. -
Europe Decoded Divided French parliament gives new PM tough time during first address Elisabeth Borne, who helms France's new minority government, had her 90 minutes of speech interrupted by MPs who shouted back, banged on tribunes and even booed. -
Destinations Paris, Barcelona, Brussels: 9 of the world’s 10 best spa breaks are in Europe Are you ready to put R&R front and centre of your holiday? You won’t go far without falling into a spa in these European cities. -
Belgium Belgium moves one step closer to controversial prisoner swap treaty with Iran The agreement is set to be a first of its kind among European countries. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 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 Dalai Lama marks 87th birthday by opening library Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama marked his 87th birthday on Wednesday by inaugurating a library and museum in his hillside Indian headquarters. He was cheered by a large number of followers, including American actor Richard Gere, a longtime disciple. -
Mobility Worried about space junk and space tourism: New study shows 97% of people see space as a threat A landmark survey shows young people are more apprehensive of space and unaware of the benefits the industry brings to their daily lives. -
Italy Wanted mafia fugitive and 'cocaine king' extradited to Italy from Brazil The fugitive was arrested by Brazilian authorities last year after more than 27 years on the run. -
Real Economy Europe's energy future: the plan to cut Russian fossil fuels and speed up the green transition The pressure is on Europe to end its dependency on Russian fossil fuels, but how realistic are the EU's plans to achieve this by 2027? To find out, Real Economy visits several solar parks in Spain and speaks to EU Energy Commissioner Kadri Simson. -
No Comment 52 wildfires break out in the last 24 hours across Greece An easing of winds overnight helped the Fire Service contain several blazes in different parts of Greece. According to the Fire Service, 52 wildfires broke out on Monday, stoked by strong winds and high temperatures. -
Culture news Turn it up! Volume is king at Haute Couture Fashion AW22 Back with a bang after two years away from the public and much media limelight, Paris Haute Couture Week returns with surprises and perfect pouts -
Latvia Latvia to reintroduce compulsory military service amid Ukraine war "We have no reason to believe that Russia will change its behaviour," said Defence Minister Artis Pabriks. -
Culture news A history of Haute Couture - spotlight on fashion world's biggest star Haute Couture - what is it and what is it good for? A look through the ages to uncover the secrets of made-to-measure clothing and its place in the modern world -
Food and Drink Would you eat this feathered bird wing dish at the world's most remote Michelin-starred restaurant? The incredibly remote and Michelin-starred restaurant KOKS are hoping to put Greenland on the foodie map. But what food do they serve and how do you get there? -
United Kingdom Why have the Conservatives fallen out of love with Boris Johnson? The last few months have been a conveyor belt of crises for Britain’s Conservative Party and its ever-erratic leader Boris Johnson, with the Tories seemingly lurching from one scandal to the next. -
Republic of North Macedonia Dozens of police injured as EU compromise protest turns violent Demonstrators are angry with a proposed "compromise solution" that would allow North Macedonia to begin EU membership talks. -
Powering transformation with intelligent automation & AI In this new Euronews Next SAP vodcast episode, Marika Auramo, Chief Operating Office of SAP (EMEA North) and Jesper Schleimann, Chief Strategy and Information Officer (EMEA North) sat down with Wieselfors to learn more about what it takes to integrate and scale technologies successfully. -
No Comment Iraqi paragliding team launches over Kurdistan's Sulaimaniyah Tourists watch as members of an Iraqi paragliding team launch at sunset from Mount Azmar to glide over Iraq's northeastern city of Sulaimaniyah, in the autonomous Kurdistan region. -
Ireland Dublin rejects capping Ukrainian refugee arrivals amid housing crisis claims "We will take in as many Ukrainian citizens fleeing the brutal war foisted upon them through no fault of their own as we must. We will not introduce any caps in that regard." -
Tech News Shanghai data leak: China censors searches after claim that data of 1 billion people was hacked Data on one billion people in China has been leaked, according to hackers, in what could be one of the biggest breaches ever. -
Culture news Running of the Bulls: Activists dressed as dinosaurs protest 'prehistoric' San Fermin event Two days before the opening of Pamplona's traditional San Fermin festival, animal rights activists launched a protest. -
What are DAOs and how could they help with climate change and your career? By steering digital assets to more sustainable production, DAOs could facilitate a greener future and open up new job opportunities. -
Europe News MEPs back controversial EU plan to label nuclear and gas investments as 'green' Shouts of "traitors" and jeers could be heard as the result of the vote was revealed. -
No Comment Firefighters battle blaze after shelling in Sloviansk Firefighters fight flames at the main market in the city of Sloviansk after local authorities say at least two people were killed and seven more injured by a Russian strike. -
Russia Russians defy crackdown to find small ways of protesting Ukraine war Facing arrest and draconian prison sentences, some Russians are still finding ways to voice their opposition to the Kremlin's aggression in Ukraine. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 6th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Earth News Ukrainian celebs urge EU to stop fuelling Russia’s ‘war of aggression’ Activists argue that the inclusion of gas in the EU Taxonomy will only benefit Russia and “prolong the oppression of innocent Ukrainians.” -
Spain Running of the Bulls fills Pamplona streets again after COVID pause It's the first time the traditional event's been held in northern Spain for three years, but protesters are calling it "prehistoric." -
United Kingdom Defiant Boris Johnson refuses to step down despite a flood of resignations Three dozen Members of Parliament from Johnson's own Conservative Party have quit their government jobs, and cabinet ministers tell him he must go - but he refuses. -
Culture news Windrush generation: London museum searches for the identity of people in long lost photographs A search has been launched for members of Britain's so-called 'Windrush generation' of Caribbean migrants who featured in photos long thought to have been lost -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Donetsk governor urges over 350,000 residents to flee as Russian offensive escalates Governor Pavlo Kyrylenko told reporters that getting people out of Donetsk province is necessary to save lives and enable the Ukrainian army to better defend towns from the Russian advance, with Russia escalating its offensive. -
Destinations This French national park is asking visitors to pre-book their day at the beach A French national park is limiting its visitor numbers to make your day at the beach better for you and the environment. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 6th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.