9 September 2022 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Goodbye to the Queen: Buckingham Palace mourners react to the end of the second Elizabethan era "She was such a global figurehead, and a wonderful presence for us all": Euronews' Anelise Borges hears tributes to Elizabeth II from mourners outside Buckingham Palace. -
World News Condolences, flowers and half-masts: How Europe is paying tribute to Queen Elizabeth II Both French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz spoke of the Queen's devotion to duty, and their nations' friendships. -
World News Mixed reactions from across the continent of Africa to the death of Queen Elizabeth As the news of Queen Elizabeth’s death broke across the continent of Africa, people had mixed responses to the British monarch’s death. -
United Kingdom King Charles meets mourners outside Buckingham Palace Before entering the palace the king got out of his car to meet some of the crowd of mourners gathered at the gates. -
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United Kingdom Some mixed reactions on social media to the Queen’s death Tributes have poured in from presidents, prime ministers and other monarchs for Queen Elizabeth II. But online there have been some who have been less sorrowful for the Queen’s passing, often due to their countries’ difficult colonial pass. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Ukrainian army approaches Russian border, last Zaporizhzhia reactor shut down From Ukraine's army claiming further breakthroughs in its eastern counteroffensive to the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant's last reactor being shut down, here are some of the top developments in the war this weekend. -
United Kingdom The next steps for the new King Charles III The death of Queen Elizabeth II has triggered a series of carefully structured ceremonial and constitutional steps, as Britain undergoes a period of national mourning and heralds the reign of King Charles III. -
United Kingdom Cannon salutes ring out across the UK to honour Queen Elizabeth II Ninety-six cannon salutes rang out across the UK simultaneously to honour every year that Queen Elizabeth II was alive. -
World News Good news about monkeypox, good news for stray dogs and good news for the end of plastic Headlines can be hard going but not all news is bad news, here are five positive stories from this week. #goodnews -
United Kingdom King Charles III promises 'lifelong service' to the nation in first speech as monarch The address was broadcast on television and streamed at St Paul's Cathedral, where 2,000 people attended a service of remembrance for Queen Elizabeth II. -
No Comment People lay flowers at Windsor Castle following the Queen's death People gather and lay flowers at the gate of Windsor Castle following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. -
Travel News UK travel: Time is running out to claim your COVID refund vouchers The final deadline to claim your refund credit noted for travel cancelled due to the pandemic is rapidly approaching. -
Serbia Between Tito and the Serbian royals, the Queen's relationship with Yugoslavia was warm nevertheless Karađorđević was born in 1945 in Room 212 of Claridges Hotel, in London with rumours suggesting Winston Churchill declared the room Yugoslav territory for the day so that he could be declared King one day... -
Earth News ‘No climate justice’: Oil firm Rockhopper wins €241m payout after being banned from drilling Italian taxpayers will have to pay an oil and gas firm over €240 million after a ruling by a closed-door corporate tribunal. -
Residences From the Alps to the islands: Italy’s best places for remote workers Italy is upgrading its wifi and transport connections in a bid to attract digital nomads and remote workers. -
United Kingdom From Churchill to Yeltsin and Tito to Trudeau, the Queen's extraordinary reign in pictures Domestically, she saw 15 UK prime ministers take office. Abroad, she met 13 out of the last 14 US presidents. Here are some of the most important moments during the Queen's record-breaking reign. -
Europe News EU energy ministers move closer to price cap on all gas imports, but obstacles remain EU member states endorsed four of the five measures proposed by the European Commission and invited the executive to propose a price cap on all gas imports. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 9th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News The tech and innovations that have shaped the world during Queen Elizabeth II’s 70-year reign From the Moon-walk to the Internet, vaccines and social media: these are the key innovations of Elizabeth II’s reign. -
My Europe Series Europe's week: Energy woes continue and Queen Elizabeth II dies Here's a look at the top stories from Europe this week. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Blackbird' There are poor films. There are terrible films. And there's 'Blackbird', written, directed and starring Michael "Lord of the Dance" Flatley... -
Culture Series Inside the alternative farm where the food is organic and the decisions are collective Hofkollektiv Bienenwerder is organized without a hierarchical structure, the motto on their website reads: "No Masters, No Servants" -
No Comment King Charles, Camilla arrive at Buckingham Palace Britain's King Charles III returned to Buckingham Palace on Friday for the first time since the death of his mother Queen Elizabeth II. -
Creators Meet the indigenous artist in Brazil turning urban junk into art “We use art to make our demands. We use art to do our activism." -
Denmark Denmark's Queen Margrethe scales down jubilee celebrations after Elizabeth II’s death Several events marking the Danish monarch's 50 years on the throne have been put off or curtailed at her request, following the death of Britain's Queen Elizabeth. -
Money These countries in Europe have spent €300 billion combined to ease the cost of living crisis Some countries in the eurozone are spending more than others to tackle the rising cost of living for their citizens. -
United Kingdom Who will have which royal title now Queen Elizabeth II has died? Who’s who in the royal family: how will titles change after Queen Elizabeth II’s death? -
Travel News Watch as landmarks across the globe light up to celebrate the life of Queen Elizabeth II Iconic landmarks across the globe include the Sydney Opera House, Empire State Building and Christ the Redeemer have all been lit up in memory of Queen Elizabeth II -
Uzbekistan’s road map for future investors The increased transparency and bold reforms of the last five years have seen Uzbekistan’s economy grow at a speed few predicted. But can President Shavkat Mirzyoyev achieve his dream to create the Commonwealth of Independent States’ second highest economy after Russia? -
Earth News Italian election: Here are the candidates' environmental policies on energy costs and climate change The upcoming elections are the first in Italy where climate change is a key issue. -
Travel News ‘In the name of Her Majesty’: How UK passports are changing now that King Charles III is monarch There will be lots of changes in the UK following the death of Queen Elizabeth II - are passports on the list? -
Europe News Thousands of low-income households in Belgium to receive energy bill relief via solar power The project is being carried out by a Belgian cooperative made up of 62 social housing companies in the region of Flanders. -
Culture news The Iranian musician risking prison for his new album Mehdi Rajabian has spent years in prison, lived through solitary confinement and endured hunger strikes just to put his music out in the world. His latest album 'It Arrives' puts his life on the line once again. -
World News In pictures: The world pays tribute to Queen Elizabeth II From Canada to Kenya and Europe to Australia, tributes have flooded in from around the world for Queen Elizabeth II. -
Europe News 'She left a void': Queen Elizabeth II remembered outside Buckingham Palace Mourners from around the world gathered outside Buckingham Palace, saying Queen Elizabeth II has left a void. -
Earth News ‘Green’ household products aren’t necessarily less toxic, say scientists Scientists put ‘green’ detergents and eco-friendly dishwashing liquids to the test, and found they’re not necessarily better for the environment. -
The Cube Putin says nearly all Ukraine's grain has gone to the EU. Is he right? The Russian President says the bloc has "cheated" the poorest developing countries. But the UN's figures don't support him. -
Culture news All the sporting and cultural events cancelled because of Queen Elizabeth II's death The nation is in mourning and many events have been postponed and cancelled out of respect for the royal family. -
Travel News In pictures: Balmoral, Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle fill with flowers after Queen’s death Thousands of people have gathered at the Queen’s residences since her death was announced yesterday. -
United Kingdom Police, passports and postboxes: What does the Queen's death change? The fabric of UK life is changing. Here's how. -
Culture news From James Bond to Paddington Bear: A look at the Queen's most memorable cultural moments From being immortalised in art by Andy Warhol, to acting alongside Daniel Craig and Paddington Bear, Queen Elizabeth II, who died at Balmoral aged 96, is one of Britain's most famous cultural icons. Let's take a look at some of her most memorable cultural moments. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 9th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Travel News Buckingham Palace and other royal buildings’ flags are flying at half-mast: The tradition explained One of the first things you may have seen following the announcement of Her Majesty’s death is flags on royal residences being lowered. -
Europe Decoded Explained: The options energy ministers are looking at to cut electricity prices European Union ministers are on Friday gathering in Brussels for an extraordinary meeting to agree on measures to alleviate the impact of the energy crisis on households and businesses. -
United Kingdom 'The world weeps': Europe's newspaper front pages pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II A look at how newspapers around Europe reacted to the death of Queen Elizabeth II. -
United Kingdom Leaders around the world pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II Leaders around the world have been paying tribute to Queen Elizabeth II, who died yesterday aged 96, with President Joe Biden saying she defined an era -
Europe Decoded Europe's energy crisis: How will EU ministers address rising prices? We spoke to experts about the EU energy crisis and how member states will address the high prices. -
Culture news Justin Bieber cancels tour dates; what we can learn from his example Cancelling tours, not promoting films and quitting social media; why we should all copy the examples of these celebrities -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 9th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
United Kingdom 'We feel really upset': Britons react to Queen Elizabeth II's death "I can’t believe what’s happened, I don’t think we expected it. We feel really, really upset,” said Debbie Thomas. -
United Kingdom King Charles III thanks 'darling Mama' Queen Elizabeth II in first address as monarch Britain's King Charles III has made his first address to the nation after returning to London from Scotland following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. -
Culture news Who is Ruby Bridges and why does her civil rights picture book matter? A key moment in the US civil rights movement came when Ruby Bridges attended school with a police escort.