8 September 2022 | Euronews
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Culture news Jarring Effects celebrates 27 years of 'audio-activism' in France The wonders of audio earwax! Come visit a festival celebrating the history of a label trying to keep independent music alive in France. -
United Kingdom King Charles III: Who is the UK's new monarch? “He now finds himself in, if you like, the autumn of his life, having to think carefully about how he projects his image as a public figure,” said historian Ed Owens. “He’s nowhere near as popular as his mother.” -
United Kingdom In pictures: 10 landmark dates in the life of Queen Elizabeth II A look back at the life of Queen Elizabeth II in 10 dates and 10 photos. -
Europe News Queen Elizabeth II: How is Europe reacting to the death of Britain's longest-reigning monarch? European leaders mourned the Queen and paid tribute to the historic duration of her reign and her history of service to the United Kingdom. -
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United Kingdom Queen Elizabeth II has died: What happens next? There will be nine days between the death of Her Majesty and her funeral, which are carefully choreographed with ceremony, pageantry and formalities. -
United Kingdom Queen Elizabeth II: A life of service, dedication and duty She became Queen at the age of 25 after the death of her father and reigned for more than 70 years. -
United Kingdom Queen Elizabeth II: UK's longest-reigning monarch dies aged 96 Buckingham Palace said that Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, who reigned for 70 years, died peacefully at Balmoral Castle in Scotland on Thursday afternoon. -
Football Now FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 - Can England end 56 years of hurt? An insight into what England could achieve at this year's World Cup in Qatar, after coming really close to success in their previous two major tournaments. -
No Comment Hospital in Kramatorsk hit by Russian attack A psychiatric hospital in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk was hit by a Russian attack. -
Sweden Student given life sentence for murdering two teachers at school in Malmö The suspect was arrested shortly after the knife and axe attack in March. -
Europe News 'Devil's in the details': Energy ministers discuss savings and caps to curb power prices A proposal to establish a price cap on Russian gas has become divisive and is likely to be discarded. -
Residences Lonely abroad? Search these digital nomad websites for people to live and work with These sites pull together options for living and working together so you can find a community while abroad. -
No Comment Thousands demand ouster of Haiti PM in new protest Thousands of people in Haiti's capital and other major cities organized new protests on Wednesday to demand safer streets. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 8th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
World News US commits an additional €677 million in military aid for Ukraine US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin announced the latest tranche at the Ukraine Defence Contact Group meeting held at the US Ramstein airbase in Germany -
Women Beyond Borders Meet the 24-year-old Inuk woman flying travellers to Greenland's ice shelf “You can be whatever you want, but if you're the first one to do it, make sure you're not the last one,” says female pilot Mia Biilmann Larsen. -
Culture news Charities say tattoo artists perfectly placed to spot signs of suicidal thoughts A veterans charity wants tattoo artists, hairdressers, and barbers to look out for early signs of suicide in their clients. -
Switzerland World has gone back five years in terms of human development, warns UN "We have experienced disasters before, we have had conflicts before, but the confluence of what we are facing today is a major setback for the development of humanity," -
USA Mar-a-Lago: Special master appointment a sign of growing executive power, says expert The Department of Justice will have to halt efforts to determine whether Trump illegally took classified documents from the White House -
Europe News 'Wave of poverty' expected to hit Brussels in winter, says social welfare expert Rising energy bills are expected to hit the poorest most hard later this year. -
Ukraine Kyiv says it has retaken dozens of localities from Russian control in the south and east of Ukraine Ukraine has claimed its counter-offensive has made progress in the south and east of the country. -
Europe News European Central Bank announces largest interest rate hike in bid to fight inflation The ECB's three key interest rates were each raised by 75 basis points. -
Climate Solar power helped the EU avoid €29 billion in gas imports this summer Eighteen countries in the EU saw record shares of their electricity generated by solar power this summer. -
Tech News Not even Putin and World War III can get Elon Musk out of the Twitter deal “Putin's speech tomorrow is extremely important. It won’t make sense to buy Twitter if we’re heading into World War III,” Musk said in a text message. -
United Kingdom Queen Elizabeth II: Royal Family gather by monarch's side as doctors keep her under supervision Senior royals have arrived at Queen Elizabeth's Scottish residence at Balmoral after Buckingham Palace said doctors were concerned for her health and recommended she remain under medical supervision. -
Earth News Immunity boosting foods could be good for our health and for the planet, research reveals Researchers in Australia looked at more than 2,000 recommendations to determine their impact on the planet. -
United Kingdom Energy crisis: UK to cap domestic heating and electricity bills at £2,500 a year Bills had been due to rise to £3,500 (€4,036) pounds a year from October, triple the cost of a year ago. -
Home Co-living takes off in Europe amid remote work boom and cost of living crisis With the rise of remote working and digital nomads, the concept of "co-living" is also taking off - but what exactly is it? -
Germany On-the-run prisoner dies in car crash in France after cross-border manhunt The man had escaped from day release and hijacked two vehicles before the fatal collision. -
Greece More than a hundred Yazidis sleeping outside Greek refugee camp For almost two weeks, some 120 Yazidis have been sleeping in the street after they have been refused entry to the Serres refugee camp in the north of Greece. -
Australia Australian politicians and companies targeted by year-long cyberattack Government officials and companies in the energy and finance sector were victims of a sophisticated cyberattack orchestrated by Beijing-aligned hackers. -
Climate Ads for climate-damaging meat set to be banned in this Dutch city Bye bye burger ads? Adverts promoting some types of meat are set to be banned from public spaces in Haarlem such as bus stops and shelters. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 8th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Hungary Hungary set to scrap energy price caps for some households Much like the rest of Europe, rising energy bills are becoming a massive problem in Hungary. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Zelenskyy claims progress in counter-offensive against Russians Ukraine says it is making progress in its counter offensive in the eastern regions of the country, retaking land lost to Russian forces. This is backed up by outside observers. -
Culture news Just Jaeckin, director of the erotic cult film 'Emmanuelle', dies at 82 'Emmanuelle' was the highest grossing French film in the 70s and kick-started a global phenomenon. -
Culture news Barack and Michelle Obama return to White House for official portrait unveiling. But why only now? Barack and Michelle Obama returned to the White House for the unveiling of their official White House portraits. But why have the portraits only just being unveiled now? -
Czech Republic Prague’s Lennon wall is completely repainted in just one day The iconic Lennon Wall was spontaneously created on the Mala Strana in Prague in the 1980s. A symbol of freedom and western values in the then communist Czechoslovakia, John Lennon was depicted on the wall after his assassination, followed by people's messages of love and peace. -
My Europe Series Energy crisis: How does the UK's soaring gas and electricity bills compare with Europe? The UK's energy bills will jump by 80% a year from October. But how do Britain's prices compare with the rest of Europe? Who in Europe is paying the most? Who is paying the least? -
Italy Venice film festival holds a “Ukraine day” Even if just for a day, the world's oldest film festival in Venice took a pause from the showbiz glitz and glamour, holding a day in honour of Ukraine -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians have been forcibly deported to Russia, says US The US says it has evidence that “hundreds of thousands” of Ukrainian citizens have been interrogated, detained and forcibly deported to Russia in “a series of horrors” overseen by officials from Russia’s presidency. -
Canada Final suspect in Canada's knife rampage dies, leaving behind bodies and many questions The last suspect in a horrific stabbing spree that killed 10 and wounded 18 in western Canada is dead, after police forced the stolen car he was driving off a highway. -
Culture news Gulf states move to censure Netflix in latest LGBT+ plotline controversy A statement from the Gulf Cooperation Council didn't go into specifics but there are some clues as to why they're upset. -
Destinations From Cornwall to Derbyshire: House of the Dragon’s most stunning filming locations The filming locations featured in the fantasy series grew as the first episodes of House of the Dragon were released. -
Culture news The Buenos Aires Tango Dance Festival World Cup is back “Each country has an identity, a colour, a sound, a flavour and Tango is what represents us." -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 8th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Earth News Love coffee pods but hate the waste? This Swiss company has invented a green alternative ‘Coffee balls’ are pre-ground, condensed spheres of coffee that dissolve in a capsule-like machine. -
Tech News Hot and bothered: The climate getting warmer may be fuelling online hate speech, new study finds The study looked at tweets in the US - and the results tell the same story to a similar study in Europe from a year earlier.