17 October 2022 | Euronews
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Culture news 'I had doors slammed in my face in Germany': Tales from an intimacy coordinator “I want better sex scenes, I want to watch better intimate scenes. “The more I do this job the more I’m aware that human intimacy is such a varied, complex part of how we express ourselves" A day in the life of a film set intimacy coordinator. -
Sport Alexia Putellas and Karim Benzema win the 2022 Ballon d’Or The Spaniard retained her title after leading her team, Barcelona, to another domestic title. At the same time, the French Real Madrid forward snatched the men's award in front of the likes of Robert Lewandowski and Sadio Mane. -
Culture news RnB legend Joyce Sims who sang 'Come into my Life' dies aged 63 The singer had a career which spanned decades and had multiple top chart hits on both sides of the Atlantic. -
Belarus Belarus: Political activist gets 25 years in prison amid further crackdown on dissidents Mikalay Autukhovich's sentence comes just days after another imprisoned activist, Ales Bialiatski, was one of the winners of the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize. -
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Culture news Haitian singer Mikaben dead at 41 after collapsing on stage in Paris The musician leaves behind two children and his wife, Vanessa, who is pregnant. -
Russia Ukraine war: 14 dead as Russian warplane crashes into apartment building in port city of Yeysk Three of the victims died when they jumped from the upper floors of the building in a desperate attempt to escape the flames, according to the vice governor of the region, Anna Menkova. -
Climate Now How a waste treatment plant in Poland is working to reduce methane emissions Landfill rubbish sites are one source of methane, yet many fail to manage the issue. In Poland, they're seeking to change that. -
World How Algeria is to turning to its mineral resources to diversify its economy With deposits of gold, zinc, copper and phosphates, Algeria has significant mineral resources. Many of them have been left unexploited, but now the country is counting on them to diversify its economy. -
Earth News How are Shein hauls making our planet unlivable? Workers are paid as little as 4 cents per item, a new investigation reveals. While Shein continues to be a sustainability nightmare. -
Ukraine 'Situation in Kherson is unimaginable': Ukrainians speak about life and hope near the frontline The closer the Ukrainian soldiers are to Kherson, the greater the chances of more civilians staying alive - Mykolaiv residents share their views on the Ukrainian army advances. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 17th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News These 11 EU countries want climate to be at the heart of the bloc's foreign policy The group of EU countries said that global climate is "falling short" and that accelerating the protection of the climate would also contribute "to global peace and international security." -
Iran Iran unrest: Eight people confirmed dead after Tehran prison blaze Tehran's notorious Evin prison houses hundreds of protesters who were arrested during recent anti-government demonstrations. -
Destinations Argentina, Japan, Turkey: Here’s where your pound will go the furthest this winter With the pound at a record low against the dollar, holidays to the US are off the cards. Here’s where you should go instead. -
Europe News Energy crisis: If EU wants to save power it should cut monthly Strasbourg move, says MEP Should the European Parliament continue to move between Brussels and Strasbourg? -
Soul Of The South From Elvis Presley to Aretha Franklin: What is the enduring influence of Memphis music? Stax Records turned out countless artists like Otis Redding and multiracial groups during the 1960s but it wasn’t always smooth sailing. -
United Kingdom Attack on protestor at Chinese consulate in UK 'deeply concerning' Footage made public by domestic outlets showed a man was hauled through a gate into the consular grounds Sunday, where he was kicked and punched by five men as he lay on the ground. -
Earth News These EU countries are aiming for 100 per cent clean power by 2030 The EU as a whole is aiming for 82 per cent clean power by the end of the decade but some member states are looking to go one step further. -
Scenes Meet the dance crew taking steps towards success in Qatar "I just hope they have fun dancing and continue to dream. They can do anything if they can believe it." -
No Comment Hollywood sign refurbished ahead of its 100th anniversary An unmissable symbol of cinema and the American dream, perched on the hills of Los Angeles, the "Hollywood" sign is getting a makeover for its 100th anniversary in 2023. -
Focus Uzbekistan's new tourist resort creates jobs On the famous Silk Road in Uzbekistan, a newly opened resort promises a luxury experience for tourists and thousands of job opportunities for locals. -
Tech News Israel deploys AI-powered robot guns that can track targets in the West Bank The artificial intelligence-powered guns can track targets to enhance accuracy when firing tear gas, stun grenades and sponge-tipped bullets. -
Culture news Ukrainian conductor Yurii Kerpatenko killed by Russians for refusing to take part in concert Yurii Kerpatenko, the renowned and principal conductor at the Kherson Music and Drama Theatre, was shot dead in his home after he “categorically refused to cooperate with the occupants" -
Earth News ‘Profit more important than Europeans’: EU blasted for proposed delay in cleaning up toxic chemicals A last minute policy change could spell ‘game over’ for the EU’s toxic chemical restrictions, campaigners warn. -
Work What employees want: Flexible work hours, leaving early on Fridays, and why not a 4-day workweek A four-day work week, company-sponsored pensions and flexible work hours are among the most highly valued benefits among employees. -
Poland Belarusians fight for Ukraine with an eye on ousting Lukashenko Lukashenko, a key ally of Russia's Vladimir Putin, won a disputed presidential election in 2020, sparking protests. -
Europe News Energy crisis: Brussels plans 'dynamic' cap to contain volatility in gas prices and curb speculation The gas cap will apply to the transactions taking place at the Dutch Title Transfer Facility (TTF), Europe's leading trading hub. -
Culture news In pictures: Nigerian city celebrates its abundance of twins with annual festival With the highest concentration of twins in Nigeria, Igbo-Ora is the west African nation's self-proclaimed twin capital. The city is organises an annual "Twin Festival", where twins from Igbo-Ora and elsewhere gather to celebrate their existence. -
Culture news 'Save Our Squad' - David Beckham mentors underdog football youth team in upcoming series A new trailer for an upcoming Disney+ mini series, 'Save Our Squad' has been released. The series follows David Beckham as a he mentors an underdog football youth team in East London. -
Conscious Travel Think twice before becoming a 'voluntourist' at a foreign orphanage, experts say In orphanages around the world, well-intentioned volunteers could be unknowingly funding exploitation. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 17th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Belgium Ukraine war: NATO insists annual nuclear drills are not linked to Russia tensions The manoeuvres are likely to coincide with Moscow's own annual nuclear drills, dubbed "Grom", in which Russia tests its nuclear-capable bombers, submarines and missiles. -
United Kingdom Truss in peril: Hunt declares U-turn on her tax plan as clamour grows for PM to quit New finance minister Jeremy Hunt has outlined his economic plan two weeks early, as disquiet grows among Conservative backbenchers over the prime minister's position. -
France Large demonstration held in Paris against the rising cost of living Thousands of people protested in Paris on Sunday in a "march against the high cost of living and climate inaction" organised by a left-wing alliance. -
Europe News EU countries agree to train Ukrainian soldiers as part of new mission The idea for the EU Military Assistance Mission was first floated by the bloc's High Representative Josep Borrell in a non-paper released in August following a request from Ukraine. -
Germany World Health Summit: Gates Foundation commits extra €1.23 billion to eradicate polio worldwide The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation says it will commit €1.23 billion to the effort to end polio worldwide, at the 2022 World Health Summit in Berlin. -
The Star Ingredient ‘The Star Ingredient’: Euronews’ new culinary podcast exploring Africa's hidden flavours In a world where our global food systems are under threat, meet the African chefs and communities who are turning to their traditional foods to strengthen their food security. Embark on a culinary journey across Africa that will tickle your taste buds. -
Europe News UNICEF: 4m more children in poverty in eastern Europe and Russia due to war and inflation The UN children's fund says almost four million children in the region — three-quarters of them Russian — will go into poverty because of the war and the economic downturn. -
Moments Train geeks will love these new tours of hidden London Underground stations The London Transport Museum is now offering guided tours through the underground’s secret tunnels and closed stations. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 17th – Morning 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: Kyiv hit with 'kamikaze drones', sanctions and Russia's 'acute' logistical problems President Zelenskyy accuses Russia of 'terrorising' civilians in a new wave of attacks; EU mulls sanctions against Iran over 'suicide drones': Monday's key developments. -
Food and Drink Meet Fatih Tutak, Turkey's first 2-Michelin Star chef in Istanbul Fatih Tutak says he's not only proud to be Turkey's first 2-Michelin Star chef in Istanbul. He also wants to promote the best of Turkish cuisine around the world.