20 October 2022 | Euronews
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Ukraine Ukraine war: Irpin and Bucha residents search for life in the wreckage As winter approaches, residents of Irpin and Bucha near Kyiv are trying to prepare, while living in homes decimated by the fighting. -
No Comment Paris Philharmonic honours Nigerian musician Fela Kuti, the inventor of Afrobeat The Paris Philharmonic is devoting an immersive exhibition to the Nigerian musician Fela Kuti, inventor of Afrobeat in the 1970s -
United Kingdom Sunak favourite to be named new UK PM as Boris Johnson bounces back Will Johnson stage a comeback? Or will the UK premiership go to someone else? -
Spain Spain’s new 'Democratic Memory' law to pardon victims of Franco's regime The law will rehabilitate all of those convicted on the grounds of political and religious beliefs, ideology or sexual orientation during the rule of fascist dictator Francisco Franco. -
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Health news 'A joy for him': Boy with cerebral palsy can now walk and play using this exoskeleton The exoskeleton, which is changing the lives of children with neurological disorders, won the 2022 European Inventor Award -
Football Now FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: Ronaldo’s curtain call? It's been a glistening 19-year international career for Portugal legend Cristiano Ronaldo. Will the winter World Cup in Qatar be his last tournament? -
My Europe Series Liz Truss lasted just 44 days — who are Europe’s other shortest-serving prime ministers? From Belgium to Italy, and from Bulgaria to Finland many European leaders spent just a brief period in charge of their countries - but who was PM for the shortest time? -
Sci-Tech Sci-fi Dubai? GITEX unveils flying cars, robot dogs, and driver-less taxis Held in Dubai, GITEX is the world's biggest technology show and on display was an array of science-fiction, being turned into science-fact. One of the stand-out attractions was a two-seater carbon-neutral flying car, and others included robot dogs and driverless taxis. -
Nature This tiny beetle threatens millions of trees in Northern Italy. Locals are fighting back. In 2018, a devastating storm ripped up thousands of trees in Northern Italy. Then, a bark-beetle plague struck. -
Earth News Farmers protest ‘unworkable regulations’ of New Zealand's proposed farm levy Farmers in New Zealand gathered in city and town centres on Thursday, driving tractors and pickup trucks and carrying signs to protest the government's plan to tax agricultural emissions. -
These are the top 3 affordable EU countries for tech workers to live in With the cost of living rising, these three affordable EU destinations are great options for workers who want their wages to work harder for them. -
Tech News Interpol is setting up its own metaverse to learn how to police the virtual world “In order for police to understand the metaverse, we need to experience it” said Interpol’s executive director of technology. -
Azerbaijan Heads of Turkey and Azerbaijan meet in territory captured during Nagorno-Karabakh war Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has met Azerbaijani counterpart Ilham Aliyev in territory captured by Baku during Nagorno-Karabakh war. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 20th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Musica Juan Diego Flórez’s young talent from Peru take Salzburg by storm By providing free music education for disadvantaged kids in Peru, legendary tenor Juan Diego Flórez had one dream: to change lives through music. The result? His Sinfonía por el Peru Youth Orchestra lit up the room at the renowned Salzburg Festival! -
United Kingdom How did Europe react to Liz Truss' resignation as UK PM? She lasted just 45 days in office. -
Work Will the cost of living crisis drive remote workers back into the office this winter? We take a look at how rising energy prices are pushing remote workers to return to the office and save on their home energy bills. -
Earth News Lyon, Veneto and Antwerp plagued by dangerous forever chemicals, as call for an EU ban gains steam Studies have revealed global forever chemical pollution. Now there are calls for PFAS to be banned in Europe. -
Euronews Witness Climate crisis: how beetles and fire are devouring European forests A combination of record-high temperatures and drought saw France lose some 65,000 hectares of forest this summer to rampaging wildfires. These same conditions saw the Bark beetle flourish, devouring a staggering 11,000 hectares, one-quarter, of the Franconian Forest in Germany. -
Europe News Energy crisis: Spain and France announce new deal to build underwater gas pipeline The leaders said the previous MidCat pipeline project across the Pyrenees would be abandoned. -
Culture news Liz Truss quits: rules for a 'Cultured' resignation speech Lost for words Liz? Fear not, Euronews Culture is on standby to impart some advice so that the departing UK prime minister can leave the room with a modicum of dignity once her successor has been chosen... After all, when you’re a politician, that farewell moment isn’t one you want to mess up. -
Culture news Zelenskyy appears at Frankfurt Book Fair and to release book of wartime speeches The new book will be released in early December. -
My Europe Series What's behind Liz Truss's downfall and the UK's political instability? Commentators identify 'fantasy economics', the pursuit of ideology over pragmatism, the way the Tory party chooses its leaders — and the ongoing fallout from Brexit. -
Rethink How putting vulnerable communities first can lead to better urban design Architect and urban planner Meriem Chabani explains why deconstructing Eurocentric trends in design can create better urban spaces. -
Climate What is Disease X? Experts explain how climate change could spark the next pandemic Climate change will make diseases more common and deadlier. Here are the risks - and what we can do about them. -
Creators One man and his ballpoint pen: Meet the artist behind these stunning photorealistic portraits Artist James Mylne spends hundreds of hours on each of his drawings. His preferred tool is a standard Bic ballpoint pen, leaving no room for mistakes, slips or smudges. -
Culture news Eurovision 2023 loses three nations due to increased costs of entering competition Montenegro, North Macedonia and Bulgaria have withdrawn from next year's competition, saying they can't afford to pay the registration fees. -
United Kingdom Liz Truss quits as UK prime minister after just 44 days in 10 Downing Street She is the shortest-serving PM in recent UK history. -
Europe News EU leaders make progress on 'roadmap' to address energy crisis EU countries agreed to continue working on voluntary joint purchases of gas and a new price benchmark by 2023 among other measures. -
India UN chief Guterres pressures India to act on climate change While its per capita emissions are quite low, India is a major contributor to global greenhouse gas emissions. -
Art LS Lowry's iconic football painting remains in public sight after record sale Going to the Match went for the most money a Lowry painting has ever sold for. It had been feared a private buyer would rob the public of seeing the masterpiece. -
Germany Fire ravages Ukrainian refugee shelter in Germany Investigators think the fire was arson after a swastika was found to have been painted on the door. -
Travel News How a mountain-hiking chihuahua helped this Austrian chase her travelling dreams This Austrian woman has visited 80 countries and tackled 6,000-metre peaks - and it all started with her pet dog. -
Money Soaring inflation in Europe: Where can you get the cheapest cup of coffee? Thanks to rising inflation, the price of coffee has jumped by 17 per cent across Europe. But where does a cup now cost you the most? -
No Comment Transcending disability through dancing Gladys does not go beyond her disability, she dances with it, her wheelchair becoming an integral part of the creation. -
Culture news Tattoo trial: Cardi B cleared of $5 million lawsuit for raunchy mixtape cover Grammy winner Cardi B has won a $5 million lawsuit after a man accused her of misusing his tattoo design in her 2016 debut mixtape -
Norway Norway on alert after drone sightings near key infrastructure It comes amid numerous reported drone sightings near offshore oil and gas platforms and other Norwegian infrastructure in recent months. -
World News UK 'should expel' any Chinese diplomats involved in consulate violence Amateur footage of the protest appears to show a man on the ground inside the Chinese consulate being beaten. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 20th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
France France repatriates women and children from Syria The adults were among French nationals that had voluntarily gone to territories controlled by the so-called Islamic State. -
Europe News EU Summit: Leaders meet to hash out new emergency measures to curb soaring gas prices Discussions will focus on capping gas prices, joint purchases, solidarity rules and common financing to tackle the energy crisis. -
Earth News Romanian environmentalists battle to save rare million-year-old species of fish In a race against time to save the rarest fish in Europe, a team of environmentalists and experts are developing a sanctuary for a rare species of fish, known as the living fossil. -
Health news Why are mosquitoes attracted to you? It could be your smell, scientists say New research suggests some people produce chemicals tied to smell that mosquitoes find irresistibly attractive. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Belarus offensive 'threat', Russia attacks in Donetsk, Iran accused over drones These are the five latest developments in the Ukraine war today. -
Earth News Children’s COP: Young people given a ‘seat at the table’ for the first time in Egypt The Children and Youth Pavilion will be positioned front and centre in the Blue Zone, where world leaders enter negotiations. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 20th – 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 Liz Truss' government in meltdown as top minister quits and Tory MPs squabble in parliament There's renewed pressure on the UK's prime minister to go after a day of chaos that saw the interior minister quit, government confusion, and Tory squabbling in parliament.