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Art Unique weird and wonderful collectables unveiled at London's DesignerCon show International show, London's DesignerCon showcases independent artists' creations that fetch a tidy sum because they're produced in limited batches. -
Sport Backlash after Paris Saint‑Germain coach jokes about club's private jet usage "This morning, we discussed with the company with which we sort our travel to know if we could not travel by sand yacht," Galtier joked, asked why the club took a plane to Nantes, two hours away by train. -
World News Turkey's President Erdogan begins three-day Balkan tour in Sarajevo President Erodgan started his visit in Sarajevo, aiming to strengthen regional ties amid political unrest in the area. -
Cinema Colin Farrell and Harry Styles dazzle at Venice Film Festival "The Banshee of Inisherin" looks set for the Mostra's Golden Lion, while "Don't Worry Darling" premieres. -
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Tech News These creepy cyborg cockroaches will come looking for you - on future search and rescue missions The robot insects are fitted with a special tiny backpack powered by a solar cell and can be deployed in areas too dangerous for humans. -
World Young people should get in touch with young migrants, says IOM’s Vitorino Whether it is to flee conflict, poverty, or persecution, millions are moving around the globe in unprecedented numbers, and the vast majority are young people. Find out more on Global Conversations with António Vitorino, Director General of the International Organization for Migration (IOM). -
United Kingdom Liz Truss: New British PM says 'together we will weather the storm' The new prime minister gave her first speech outside Downing Street, shortly after returning from Scotland where Queen Elizabeth asked her to form a new government, as per tradition. -
World News Portugal latest EU country to announce support package as inflation hits 30-year high Prime Minister António Costa said helping struggling families is important, but insisted it must be done responsibly. -
No Comment Damage in Busan and Ulsan after typhoon makes landfall The most powerful typhoon to hit South Korea in years battered its southern region Tuesday. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Putin approves new foreign policy, tensions rise at plant, American actors sanctioned Ukraine war: Putin approves new foreign policy, tensions mount at nuclear plant, American actors sanctioned by Russia -
No Comment Aftermath of strike on residential building in Kharkiv A residential building located near Kharkiv's regional military administration office was hit by shelling. -
Europe News COVID-19 vaccine campaigns could be faster, industry says Thomas Triomphe, executive vice-president of vaccines at Sanofi addressed MEPs in Brussels on Tuesday. -
Ukraine UN watchdog calls for security zone at Ukrainian nuclear plant UN watchdog IAEA releases its highly anticipated report on Ukraine's beleaguered Zaporizhzhia power plant, calling for the establishment of a security zone and not directly attributing the attacks to either side of the conflict. -
No Comment Activists storm 'Gastech' world gas fair in Milan Greenpeace Italy activists on Monday peacefully invaded the world gas fair 'Gastech' in Milan. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 6th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Life on the Lido - a look behind the scenes at the Venice Film Festival You may have seen clips from the press conferences or even trailers, but here's a taste of what's being said behind the scenes at Venice, the world's oldest film festival -
Culture news The Big London Tattoo Show: What's it like to get your eyeball tattooed? 360 world-class tattoo artists gathered at the annual Big London Tattoo Show to show off their inking skills as extreme body modifications move into the mainstream -
World News Human remains and debris found at Baltic Sea plane crash site The four occupants of the aircraft are all presumed dead. -
Target Could the Metaverse become a €30 trillion El Dorado? For most of us, the metaverse remains a mystery. But many investors believe that virtual worlds where humans and automated entities interact could be a land of plenty. -
This will impact your life Cost of living crisis: What energy prices does the EU want to cap? Member states are discussing a proposal to partially capture the excess revenues made by renewable and nuclear energy. -
My Europe Series 'Worn out and in debt': UK small business owners struggle amid cost of living crisis A cost of living crisis coupled with energy price inflation and a lack of adequate government support threatens the survival of small businesses. -
Sweden Sweden election: Why this viral image is not proof of 'climate hysteria' The post has been reshared online ahead of Sunday's general election. -
Europe News Brussels sets out plans to restrict visas for Russian nationals The proposed guidelines by Commissioner for Home Affairs Ylva Johansson come less than a week after EU foreign ministers backed the motion at an informal meeting in Prague. -
Travel News Lufthansa strike: Two-day walkout averted as pilots reach last-minute pay deal After last Friday's strike, Lufthansa pilots threatened to walk out again this Wednesday and Thursday. The walkout was averted by a last-minute pay deal. -
China At least 74 people killed after earthquake hits southwestern China Most of the casualties have been reported in the province of Sichuan. -
Culture news Casting and long lost letters: Does 'The Rings of Power' have a race problem? The Amazon Prime show is reported to be the most expensive ever made, but it has been mired in controversy over its diverse casting -
Travel News This new underwater drone is helping to clear unexploded World War mines along Belgium's coast The underwater drone called Remus is able to explore and map shallow waters off Belgium's coast where conventional ships cannot go. -
Moments Three dolphins swim free in Indonesia after years confined to a tiny hotel pool They had been sold to the hotel after spending years performing for a travelling circus. -
Germany Israel president calls for closer relations with Germany “The partnership between Israel and Germany has achieved global renown, and we must continue deepening and cultivating it, for the benefit of a brilliant future not only for our countries but for the whole of humanity." -
United Kingdom Liz Truss becomes UK's fourth new prime minister in six years Liz Truss was formally appointed UK prime minister after an audience with the Queen at Balmoral Castle. -
Money Explained: Why Europe faces soaring energy bills and a cost of living crisis What you need to know about Europe's energy crisis and what you can do to keep your bills in check this winter. -
Earth News Nature’s best friend: Scientists train dogs to sniff out dangerous invasive species Across the globe, carp destroy local lake ecosystems. But scientists have a new tool - dogs. -
Earth News Paris Saint-Germain coach under fire for response when asked about team flying by private jet Over the weekend, the football team made a short 380km hop from Paris to Nantes by private plane, attracting criticism on social media. -
Kosovo Serbia PM sends message of peace in landmark visit to northern Kosovo "I want to send a clear and simple message from here in Kosovo and Metohija, a message of peace, stability and tolerance," said Serbia PM Ana Brnabic. -
Germany Germany apologises for 1972 Munich Olympics attack failures "I ask you for forgiveness for the lack of protection of the Israeli athletes," said Germany's president Frank-Walter Steinmeier. -
Netherlands Dutch agriculture minister resigns after farmers kick up a stink over pollution regulations Henk Staghouwer was only in post for nine months. -
France Energy crisis: France closes 30 swimming pools amid soaring heating bills It comes as French president Emmanuel Macron has called for a 10% cut in the country’s energy use to avoid the risk of rationing and cuts this winter. -
Switzerland Swiss police find 23 migrants crammed into delivery van near Lucerne Police said the migrants were locked in the van for several hours without a break. -
Europe News Germany to keep two nuclear power plants on standby in case of energy shortage Germany will two nuclear power plants online in case of an energy shortage despite its previous plan to phase out the energy source. -
Money Are we headed for a new global recession? Economists are warning the next downturn is looming Escalating inflation, the war in Ukraine and low consumer confidence are spelling headwinds for the global economy. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 6th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
The Cube 'Inauthentic' anti-Ukraine hashtags are trending in Poland, says report A study has found the hashtag #StopUkrainisationOfPoland does not represent widespread ill-feeling. -
Culture news Nirvana win 'Nevermind' baby lawsuit Spencer Elden, who appeared on the iconic cover of Nirvana’s album ‘Nevermind’ as a baby, has lost his third lawsuit claiming that the image constitutes child sexual abuse. -
Culture news Russia sanctions more Americans, including actors Sean Penn and Ben Stiller Russia imposed personal sanctions on 25 Americans, including actors Sean Penn and Ben Stiller, in response to US sanctions against Russians stemming from the war in Ukraine. -
United Kingdom Meghan Markle: Duchess of Sussex gives first UK speech since LA move Meghan Markle made her first speech in Britain since she and Prince Harry quit as working royals two years ago. -
Europe News Macron urges French to save energy, seeks 10% drop in use “The best energy is that which we don’t consume,” the French leader said at a news conference. -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson bids farewell before meeting the Queen to resign In his farewell speech, the outgoing British prime minister said that his government had got Brexit done, delivered the fastest vaccine rollout in Europe, and given the country the economic strength to weather the energy crisis -
Ukraine Russia is buying artillery shells and rockets from North Korea, claims US intelligence US intelligence has assessed that Moscow is buying millions of artillery shells and rockets from North Korea for use in Ukraine, indicating "severe supply shortages". -
Canada Canadian police hunt for remaining suspect in stabbing deaths of 10 Damien Sanderson, 31, was found dead Monday near the stabbing sites. Authorities believe his brother and fellow suspect, Myles Sanderson, 30, is injured and still on the run -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 6th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News Ireland fines Instagram €405 million over protection of children's data The investigation focused on a setting that allowed teenage minors to set up business accounts that displayed contact details.