12 July 2022 | Euronews
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Mobility Wales becomes first nation to introduce default 20 mph speed limit in built-up areas The Welsh parliament has passed a law bringing down the speed limit on all residential roads and busy streets to 20 mph (30 km/h). Not everyone is pleased. -
The Cube 'Alaska is ours': Local Russian advertisement sparks outrage on social media An ad for a local trailer company in Krasnoyarsk has caused confusion online following controversial comments from Russian politicians about Alaska. -
Syria Leader of ISIS killed by US drone strike in Syria, says Pentagon Maher al-Agal was reportedly killed in a strike near Syria's northern border with Turkey. -
United Kingdom Meet the eight contenders vying to replace Boris Johnson These are the politicians who gathered enough support from other Conservative MPs to get their names on the ballot. -
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No Comment New heatwave grips Spanish capital People working outdoors in Madrid as temperatures are nearing 40 degrees Celsius. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Five latest developments you need to know Ukraine strikes Russian ammunitions depot, US and EU approve more funding for Kyiv, separatists open Moscow 'embassy'. -
No Comment Hundreds of Sri Lankans continued to flock to the Sri Lankan presidential palace Hundreds of Sri Lankans continued to flock to the Sri Lankan presidential palace, marveling at the paintings inside and lounging on the beds piled high with pillows. -
Economy Croatia gets final approval to adopt the euro on 1 January 2023 The eastern European country will officially become the 20th member of the eurozone on 1 January 2023 — nearly a decade after first becoming a member of the European Union. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 12th – 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 High rent and prejudice pushes people onto the streets in Brussels Housing prices have spiked across the eurozone, putting consumers under increasing financial strain. -
Travel News BA, easyJet, Eurowings: Which European airlines are cancelling the most flights this summer? A look at the flakiest airlines shows which companies and countries are scrapping the highest % of their flights in July. -
Europe News EU preparing for 'huge challenge' of migration waves sparked by food crisis The UN has warned that the cost-of-living crisis could spark a "cycle of social unrest leading to political instability" in many countries worldwide. -
Health news Bye bye, pink ham: Nitrates in cured meats linked to cancer, French health agency finds A new report from the French health agency has confirmed a link between nitrates in ham and processed meats and the development of colorectal cancer. Used as preservatives, nitrates give ham its pink colour. So is this the end of pink ham as we know it? -
No Comment Damage in Mykolaiv residential area after airstrike Emergency services in the southern Ukrainian city of Mykolaiv were putting out fires and clearing rubble after a Russian strike. The strike hit two medical facilities and residential buildings. -
Travel News Can you still travel to the US on an expired passport? The unusual policy originally applied to passports which expired on or after 1 January 2020. -
Europe News Explained: What's the cooling-off period for EU Commissioners? The period restricts former commissioners from taking jobs that entail lobbying its former employer. -
Health news How hot is too hot? Research shows how high temperatures and humidity are a dangerous combination The combination of high heat and humidity can get dangerous for humans faster than previously thought, according to new research from scientists in the United States. -
Europe News EU ministers approve additional €1 billion aid for Ukraine The EU will raise the money on the international capital markets and will cover the interest costs. -
France Paris attacks trial: Salah Abdeslam will not appeal conviction and life sentence Prosecutors and all other suspects have also not appealed, meaning last month's verdict is final. -
Russia Putin to visit Tehran amid Iranian drone acquisition allegations Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Tuesday that the Russian president will meet with his Iranian and Turkish counterparts to partake in Syria peace talks. -
Art Dutch art detective recovers 2000-year-old relic said to contain the blood of Christ A Dutch art sleuth has tracked down one of the most sacred artefacts of the Catholic Church. -
Poland Investigation launched after explosive device placed in central Warsaw Police say they have arrested a 31-year-old man, who reportedly took the powerful explosives out of a backpack. -
My Europe Series 'The topic is still taboo': Italy's lack of sexual education in school Italy is one of the last member states in the European Union where sex education is not mandatory in schools: "The main problem is ignorance, in the etymological sense of the word". -
Earth News Faroe Islanders are capping the number of dolphins they kill - but campaigners say it won’t save any The government is proposing a cap after almost 1,500 white-sided dolphins were killed last year. But will it be enough to make the tradition sustainable? -
No Comment Wimbledon champion Djokovic receives a hero's welcome in hometown Belgrade Recently-crowned Wimbledon champion Novak Djokovic welcomed by thousands of fans in native Belgrade, while the star said it is unlikely he will feature in this year's US Open as he continues to refuse to be vaccinated against coronavirus. -
My Europe Series 'I was praying we would die quickly', Mariupol survivor says The Lemkin Centre, named after the Polish scientist who coined the term genocide, hopes the gathered testimonies will be used in future war crimes court cases. -
Culture news UK team win the Heavy Metal Knitting World Championships in Finland The knitting and heavy metal championship was held in Finland, but what do contestants actually do? -
Earth News Pope tells young people that eating meat is part of a ‘self-destructive trend’ The Pope has urged that we “break this self-destructive trend” of consumerism. -
No Comment People pay their respects to Abe at temple People in Tokyo queue with flowers to pay their final respects to Japan's former prime minister Shinzo Abe at Zojoji Temple, where a private funeral is to be held. -
Culture news Queen Bey: The records that Beyoncé has broken over her stunning career With new song ‘Break My Soul,’ Beyoncé has become the first woman in history to have 20 top 10 hits on the Billboard Hot 100 as a solo artist and 10 on the chart as a member of a group. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 12th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Economy Euro reaches parity with dollar for the first time in 20 years The value of the common currency has plunged since Russia launched the invasion of Ukraine. -
World News Europe suffers under major heatwave, faces drought and wildfires Many countries in the southern and western parts of the continent have already succumbed to exceedingly hot and dry weather, expected to last for about 10 days. -
Economy Eurozone finance ministers discuss soaring inflation and energy prices Skyrocketing inflation is "a fact of life" exacerbated by the war in Ukraine, said Sigrid Kaag, the Netherlands' finance minister. -
Mobility Elon Musk's SpaceX Starship booster rocket bursts into flames during ground test The incident deals a likely setback to Musk's aim of launching Starship to orbit this year. -
Africanews Mo Farah reveals he was illegally trafficked from Djibouti as a child Four-time Olympic champion Mo Farah has disclosed he was brought into Britain illegally from Djibouti under the name of another child. -
Sport England's stunning 8-0 win over Norway in women's European Championship The England women's football team are through to the knockout stages of the European Championship after a crushing 8-0 victory over Norway -
Ukraine Ukraine war to be 'decided on the battlefield', NATO official says NATO's Deputy Secretary-General told Euronews Romania that he thinks the Ukraine war will end on the battlefield even though he hopes that "conditions will be met for a political solution to be identified." -
Ukraine Ukraine braces for renewed Russian assault as West fears energy crisis will worsen Russia's bombardment of Ukrainian towns and cities continued despite the Kremlin's announced pause in the assault, while concerns over energy scarcity continue to grow. -
Moments Flight-free travel: Check out France's sleek new sleeper trains built from upcycled carriages With train travel rising in popularity due to climate concerns, SNCF has taken things one step further by transforming their old carriages destined for the junkyard into new sleeper trains. -
Ukraine Train helps Donetsk casualties reach other Ukrainian regions for treatment Ukrainians injured in the Donetsk region are being forced to move to other regions for medical treatment due to a shortage of doctors and medical facilities. -
Mobility Watch: NASA reveals Webb Telescope's 'deepest ever' infrared images of our universe Drawing back the curtain to a photo gallery unlike any other, NASA has presented the first full-colour images from its James Webb Space Telescope. -
Moments Moving to France: I spoke no French when I arrived and now they love me Moving to another country can be scary and moving without speaking the language even more so. So here’s our survival guide on how to move to France if you don’t speak French. -
Japan Japan mourns as its longest-serving PM Shinzo Abe is laid to rest Shinzo Abe, 67, was gunned down at an election campaign rally on Friday by an unemployed man with a homemade firearm. -
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