26 July 2022 | Euronews
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Sudan Sudan forces kill at least one protester, says doctors' group The Sudan Doctors Committee, which is part of the pro-democracy movement, said the protester was shot dead when security forces opened fire on demonstrators in Omdurman. -
Russia Fake news states University of Oxford is revoking degrees of alumni with Kremlin links Russian state TV Rossiya 1 broadcast claims from a satirical website that the prestigious University of Oxford is rescinding degrees of graduates with links to Russian government officials. -
Culture news Festival goers urged to shield their 'most crucial piece of equipment' This year's festival goers have been warned to protect "one of the most crucial pieces of equipment" they own. -
Culture news Paul Sorvino, star of Goodfellas and Law & Order, Dies at 83 Goodfellas and Law & Order star Paul Sorvino dies in Florida, aged 83. -
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Art Watch: French artist Saype creates powerful artwork in honour of Brumadinho dam disaster victims Contemporary French artist Saype created a giant piece of 'land art' on a football field as a tribute to the victims of the 2019 dam failure in Brumadinho, Brazil. -
Europe News Debate: How Europe’s cost of living crisis affects you and how we got here Our live online debate on inflation and cost of living helps Europeans understand why prices are rising and what we can expect in the future. Learn how inflation is impacting consumers in addition to what policymakers can do to help. -
Food and Drink 'Covid hangover': How the pandemic changed drinking habits across Europe How has alcohol consumption changed in Europe since COVID? Are we drinking less and not as often, or are some darker trends afoot? -
Earth News Environmental defenders celebrate a ‘huge’ win for ‘unique’ Tasmanian rainforest Plans to bury the Tarkane under “50 metres of toxic sludge” have been paused by Australia's federal court. -
Ocean Meet the scientists trying to find out why the Arctic is warming faster than the rest of the world The Arctic is warming faster than any other place on the planet, while its wildlife is being slowly poisoned by industrial toxins. Ocean travels to the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard to meet the scientists studying the environmental change taking place in the region. -
Ocean "The changes in the Arctic do not stay in the Arctic" Ocean speaks to Professor Kim Holmén, the man monitoring Svalbard's changing environment. -
Climate Marine ecosystems at risk as temperatures soar in the Mediterranean Sea Rising temperatures in the Mediterranean Sea are attracting new species of fish, threatening local marine life. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: The latest developments you need to know From Russian missiles striking civilian targets in Odesa and Mykolaiv regions to the Kremlin pulling out of the International Space Station programme, these are some of the main developments in the conflict on Tuesday. -
Earth News France could make it legal to use cooking oil as fuel in bid to battle cost of living crisis France’s new bill will allow citizens to power their diesel vehicles with recycled cooking oil. -
Tech News 'Stop trying to be TikTok': How Instagram’s copycat strategy has backfired with loyal users Instagram is refocusing its content towards videos trying to chase TikTok’s success - but users think it’s a betrayal of what the app used to be. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Russian airstrikes target Black Sea coastal regions Odesa and Mykolaiv were hit by Russian bombardment on Tuesday, damaging private property and port infrastructure, Ukrainian authorities claim. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 26th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Moments Denied boarding? Why flight bumping happens, and how much compensation you’re entitled to If you’re bumped from a flight, don’t panic. You could be entitled to hundreds of euros in compensation. -
Tech News Euronext ‘extremely confident’ about Europe's tech companies despite stagnation fears Euronext is so confident in Europe’s tech companies that in June it launched a new technology segment called ‘Tech leaders’ in a bid to compete with Nasdaq. -
No Comment Armenians drench each other at water festival Screaming and water splashes - this is what the Armenian capital looks like during water festival Vardavar. -
Tech News Russia says it will quit the International Space Station after 2024 and build its own Russia had stopped cooperating with the ISS in protest against Western sanctions imposed after its invasion of Ukraine. -
Sport Australian rugby players refuse to wear Pride jersey for 'religious reasons' The team had to replace seven players for an upcoming crunch match against rivals from Sydney. -
No Comment Film festival jury members floating on the Dead Sea Jordan’s first international film festival that showcases Arab and international movies was long overdue. The Jordanian local film industry has begun to show what it can do, with talented directors winning international acclaim. -
No Comment French artist paints giant 'land art' in Brazil' French artist paints giant 'land art' as tribute to victims of Brazil's dam burst. -
Health news TikTok users are unwittingly marketing brands' unhealthy food and drink products for them According to a new report, users on the social media platform are being encouraged to act as "unofficial brand ambassadors". -
Ecotech The EU is short on military planes to put out wildfires, but Airbus thinks it has the answer Dropping large amounts of water on wildfires from the air can stop blazes from spreading. -
Germany Hundreds of firefighters battle blazes in Germany and Czech Republic Hundreds of firefighters have been battling wildfires in eastern Germany and neighbouring Czech Republic on Tuesday as tourist regions and residential areas are being evacuated. -
Culture news British actor David Warner, star of stage and screen, dies aged 80 The legendary British actor David Warner has died aged 80 at a retirement home for old entertainers. -
Culture news Joni Mitchell wows crowds with first full-length set for two decades The celebrated singer-songwriter is back on stage, but why has she been away? -
Earth News A melting glacier is moving the Italian-Swiss border near one of the world's largest ski resorts The location of one Italian mountain lodge is uncertain with two-thirds of the building now technically in Switzerland. -
Travel News Heathrow airport boss blames women packing too much make-up as reason for queues In car crash radio interview, Heathrow’s boss also said that passengers faking a disability are to blame for long queues. -
Earth News Sunak vs Truss: Who will be the next UK Prime Minister and what are their green policies? After a heatwave gripped the UK, PM candidates Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak need to focus on their green policies. -
Tech News Amazon Prime to charge its subscribers more across Europe in inflation price hike From September, Amazon will charge its Prime subscribers €1 more per month in the latest sign that delivery costs are rising. -
Europe News Energy ministers reach deal on EU-wide 15% gas reduction plan Member states rushed to secure exemptions to the target to reflect national circumstances, like LNG availability. -
No Comment BMX star Nakamura unleashed in abandoned Wild West themepark Japanese BMX star Rim Nakamura showed off his skills in an unusual setting. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 26th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Cameroon Macron heads to Cameroon for 3-nation Africa tour amid mixed reception French President Emmanuel Macron, in Cameroon to start his 3-nation Africa tour, is expected to discuss the food crisis in Africa provoked by Russia’s war in Ukraine, the need for Cameroon to increase its agricultural production and the country's upsurge in insecurity. -
Ukraine Ukraine says Russian missiles destroyed a school in Donetsk Video made public by police Ukraine shows the moment an alleged Russian missile struck a school in Donetsk -
Germany German life expectancy decreased during COVID years Average life expectancy in Germany dropped noticeably between 2019 and 2021, the national statistics office has said, a change that it attributes to unusually high numbers of deaths during the coronavirus pandemic. -
Money What crypto crisis? Venture capitalists are betting big on cryptocurrencies and blockchain start-ups Even as the crypto sector faces a bleak winter, money is pouring into digital assets at a pace that's set to outstrip last year's record. -
Russia Russia to make drastic cuts to EU gas supply via Nord Stream pipeline Ukraine's President Zelenskyy says the Kremlin is waging "open gas war against a united Europe." -
My Europe Series Which European countries are rethinking military service amid Ukraine war? Britain had done away with military service in 1963; Belgium did so in 1992. But between 2004 and 2011, a vast swathe of Europe did away with national service. Only Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Cyprus, Greece, Austria and Switzerland have never abandoned conscription. -
Earth News These tiny cardboard homes could be the future of sustainable Dutch living These tiny houses are transforming Rotterdam’s old harbours to solve its space problem. -
Ukraine Guatemalan president becomes first Latin American leader to visit Zelenskyy in Kyiv Guatemalan President Alejandro Giammattei has visited Ukraine and expressed his solidarity with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. -
United Kingdom Sparks fly as final two contenders clash in UK leader debate Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak both want to be the next leader of the Conservative Party, and the next prime minister of Britain. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 26th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Moments This Swiss resort has one of the biggest collections of rare cigars in the world Guests can sample a selection from this collection of nearly 1,000 cigars. -
Canada Pope apologises for 'evil' abuse at Indigenous schools in Canada The Pope said he was 'deeply sorry' for the forced assimilation of Native peoples into Christian society, an official policy for decades in Canada where the Catholic Church ran dozens of residential schools. -
World News Brexit's new migration borders 'fracture ties' of mixed UK-EU families A study finds Brexit has created 'new borders' within families where one partner is British, the other European, due to differences in citizenship and migration status — causing much anxiety over future mobility.