11 October 2022 | Euronews
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Culture news Actress Angela Lansbury, 'Murder, She Wrote' star, dies at 96 For millions Angela Lansbury was the elderly sleuth on Sunday night television who solved a constant stream of killings. The actress died five days shy of her 97th birthday. -
United Kingdom King Charles III to be crowned at Westminster Abbey on May 6th 2023 King Charles III will be crowned at Westminster Abbey on May the 6th next year - in a ceremony that Buckingham Palace says will be "forward-looking" -
Food and Drink Spritz: From 19th century Venice bars to a 21st century phenomenon The name Spritz derives from 19th century Venice, where Austrian soldiers would ask for a 'sprizen' -- or splash -- of water to dilute Italian wines. -
France France to boost its forces on NATO's eastern flank after Russian missile strikes on Ukraine The move follows President Macron's announcement of a €100 million arms fund for Ukraine, although some accuse Paris of not doing enough for Ukraine. -
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Israel Lebanon and Israel agree to ‘historic’ deal on maritime border and gas fields The agreement would mark a major breakthrough in relations between the countries which have been formally at war since 1948 — but obstacles remain. -
Sport Second Gold Medals for Uzbekistan and Brazil Day 6 of the 2022 Judo World Championships proved to be just as thrilling as day 5, as Muzaffarbek Turoboyev won the host nation their second gold medal in two days and became an instant Uzbek hero. And Brazil’s veteran, Mayra Aguiar, claimed her third World Title and her first in five years. -
Europe News NATO nuclear exercises to go ahead, despite tensions with Russia The United States ambassador to NATO has also warned of 'unprecedented consequences' in the event of Russia using nuclear strikes. -
World News Heads of UAE and Russia meet in St Petersburg days after OPEC+ cuts oil production Russian President Vladimir Putin and the leader of the UAE Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan meet in St Petersburg days after OPEC+ cuts oil production. -
France France orders energy companies to resolve strikes amid fuel shortages Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne announced on Tuesday that ExxonMobil must ensure staff return to work at its fuel depots to ease supply shortages. -
Sweden Sweden election: Right-wing parties miss deadline to form new government Leaders of four right-wing political parties say they need a few more days to reach a deal. -
Europe News The EU's 'tolerance' and 'double standards' with Turkey embolden Erdoğan, claims Cyprus President In an interview with Euronews, Nicos Anastasiades rebuked his fellow EU leaders for putting economic interests before international law. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 11th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Zelenskyy wants 'aerial shield', Russian forces 'exhausted' and Donetsk exhumations G7 leaders vow to hold Putin to account for missile strikes in a strong rebuke, and pledge 'steadfast' support for Ukraine as Zelenskyy calls for air defence systems: Tuesday's key developments. -
Europe News Madeleine McCann disappearance: German suspect charged with five unrelated sexual offences The five other charges range from rape to sexual abuse of children. -
Work London is the best city in the world for coworking. These European cities also made the top 10 The rest of the world is trailing far behind the UK’s capital. -
No Comment Venezuela landslide death toll rises to 34 The landslide, which was triggered by flooding after heavy rains caused streams to overflow, also buried more than 300 homes. -
No Comment Indigenous of Chile march for rights and recognition Indigenous peoples in Chile marched across parts of the capital Santiago on Monday to mark The Day of the Meeting of Two Worlds. -
Economy 'The worst is yet to come': IMF cuts global and euro area growth outlook Overall, the global economy should grow by 2.7%, down 0.2% compared to the previous forecast. -
Haiti Protests in Haiti over PM's call for international armed forces Haiti has called for international armed forces as gangs and protesters paralyse the country amid fuel and water shortages. -
Europe News Germany struggles to find housing for more than one million refugees The number of asylum-seekers from other countries has meanwhile jumped by a third compared to last year. -
Ukraine Ukraine soldiers conduct training near border with Belarus It comes after Belarus president Alexander Lukashenko announced on Monday that his country's troops would group together with Russian soldiers. -
Spain Outrage in Spain over 'Return to 1936' song at right-wing rally The weekend Viva22 political festival saw video messages from Donald Trump and Giorgia Meloni before a controversial act took to the stage to sing. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Missile attacks on Kyiv show Russia is desperate, says Zelenskyy aide "But ultimately, yes. I mean, the Russian leadership is desperate. They don't know what to do next." -
Europe News Belgium to step up fight against organised crime, as analyst warns war on drugs is lost The Port of Antwerp seized 89 tonnes of cocaine In 2021. -
Culture news Claude Monet and Joan Mitchell retrospective opens at Paris' Louis Vuitton Foundation The Louis Vuitton Foundation is putting the spotlight on two great figures of 20th century painting: Claude Monet, a founding member of Impressionism, and the American abstract expressionist Joan Mitchell -
Health news Gaming could present a ‘serious risk’ to youngsters with an undiagnosed heart condition Researchers say elite gamers should be included in future screening for underlying heart conditions which are usually targeted at athletes. -
Culture news Russian pop diva who denounced war says she is in Israel Russian pop diva who denounced war says she is in Israel -
Work Could 'Flippy 2' the French fries-cooking robot take humans out of the kitchen? US company Miso robotics is inventing robots that can unburden kitchen staff at fast food chains. -
Earth News Major milestone for Greek energy as renewables power 100% of electricity demand Solar, wind and hydro made up almost 50% of the nation’s power mix in the eight months to August this year. -
Culture news India's Bollywood facing its biggest-ever crisis India's Bollywood facing its biggest-ever crisis as streaming services and non-Hindi language rivals steal its sparkle. -
Culture news Hammer goes down on the bollocks: Sex Pistols art goes on sale It’s anarchy in the UK. Well, at Sotheby’s at least. -
Europe News Ukraine war: Russian missile strikes will lead to internal displacements, UN warns "We're going to see more displacements, so we're going to see an increasing humanitarian impact," the UN High Commissioner for Refugees said. -
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My Europe Series Meet the Scots who have changed their minds on independence Feelings of 'betrayal', Brexit, and Westminster scandals have turned these Scots away from supporting their centuries-long union with England. -
Culture news Rex Orange County singer Alexander O’Connor charged with six counts of sexual assault The 24-year-old English indie-pop singer / songwriter has denied the allegations yesterday appearing at Southwark Crown Court in London. -
Iran Anti-government protests in Iran gain traction as oil workers go on strike Anti-government protests in Iran that started in the wake of Mahsa Amini's death show no sign of abating. -
United Kingdom Scotland independence: UK Supreme Court hears case for a second referendum on secession from London Sturgeon said that if the courts blocked a referendum, “we put our case to people in an election or we give up on Scottish democracy”. -
World News Exiled Russia journalists continue to make their voices heard from Riga Journalists in Russia face up to 15 years in prison for "spreading lies" about the war. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Death toll from missile strikes climbs as Zelenskyy vows to strengthen military President Zelenskyy said "We will make the battlefield more painful for the enemy." -
Culture news Frieze Sculpture 2022: Merging art with nature at London's Regent's Park London's Regent's Park has been transformed into an outdoor gallery, thanks to the return of the Frieze Sculpture Park. But what's on display? -
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