1 November 2022 | Euronews
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Israel Netanyahu and far-right allies tipped to win Israeli election — partial results With 86% of the votes counted, the ex-prime minister and allies on the far-right look on course to win a parliamentary majority, though the outcome is still uncertain. -
World News Greek authorities search for dozens of missing people after boat sinks Dozens of migrants were reported missing after an overloaded sailboat capsized and sank in rough seas off an island near Athens. -
Brazil Brazil: Bolsonaro tense breaks silence without admitting election defeat But the right-wing leader said he authorised the 'transition' after losing Brazil's election to rival Lula. -
Tech News Elon Musk announces $8 monthly Twitter subscription for blue tick and other features Paying the new fee will get users a blue tick to verify their account, as well as a more comfortable reading mode and editing tools. -
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Ecotech The cycle of life: France welcomes its first bicycle-hearse An unusual-looking bicycle come hearse is attempting to shake up the funeral business in France. -
Qatar Qatar: All you need to know about the country before the 2022 FIFA World Cup This is Euronews' complete guide to Qatar before the World Cup kicks off in November. -
United Kingdom Just Stop Oil: Environmental activists try to break into Downing Street in grand finale Environmental activists Just Stop Oil toped off several weeks of controversial protests by trying to break into Downing Street, home to the UK PM. -
Health news ‘Heart in a box’: This device revives hearts that stopped beating to use them for transplants The box pumps blood through hearts that have stopped beating, to “reanimate” them so they can be used for transplants. -
No Comment Watch: Venezuelan migrants repelled by rubber bullets at US border A hundred Venezuelan migrants protesting on Mexico's northern border were repelled by rubber bullets fired by border patrol agents from the United States. -
Culture news US judge blocks Penguin Random House merger, crashing Bertelsmann's expansion dreams. Again. The German media group has been dealt another blow in its bid to become the undisputed world's biggest publisher. -
No Comment Watch: Joe Biden welcomes kids to the White House for Halloween It was the Bidens' first time welcoming trick-or-treaters as president and first lady. -
Tech News Web Summit 'pushes the boundaries of discourse,' says CEO Paddy Cosgrave after free speech row The tech elite is returning to the Portuguese capital for Europe’s largest technology event which opens its doors again. -
Norway Two passengers killed as helicopter crashes in central Norway The pilot of the aircraft was severely injured and has been rushed to hospital. -
World Europe should club together on gas purchasing, IEA says European countries would improve their negotiating position on gas prices if they clubbed together around a common purchase mechanism, the IEA says. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Kherson 'evacuation'; Russia accuses UK over Nord Stream blast; 'Dirty bomb' probed The UN probes Russia's 'dirty bomb' claim, Kherson 'evacuation' is expanded, and Moscow accuses London over Nord Stream explosion: these are some of the latest developments in the Ukraine war. -
Cult A celebration of Black creativity at London’s Saatchi Gallery In London’s Saatchi Gallery, "The New Black Vanguard: Photography between Art and Fashion" focuses on Black portraiture. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 1st – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Netherlands Netherlands to repatriate 12 women and 28 children from Islamic State camps in Syria It will be the largest repatriation operation the country has ever carried out. -
Climate Which European leaders are attending COP27? The influential politicians heading to Egypt There’s a lot of talk about which world leaders and famous faces will step into the spotlight at Sharm el-Sheikh. -
Work The woman sourcing old computers to teach young Kenyans IT skills Nelly Cheboi, who founded TechLit Africa, upcycles old computers to open new worlds to pupils in rural Kenya. -
Sweden Swedish man charged with 'terrorism' over Gotland murder Police say the suspect also planned to kill the leader of Sweden's Centre Party. -
Culture news 'Permacrisis' tops Collins' word of the year in list dominated by cost of living and Ukraine Collins' words of the year list is out and it makes for grim reading reflecting the tough times we live in. -
Culture news Painting which inspired The Beatles' Sgt Pepper album cover sold for over €50,000 John Bellany's painting had not been seen in public in nearly 60 years. -
Earth News COP27: Holding climate talks in Egypt will limit protest, activists warn Climate campaigners are unlikely to be able to protest and rally freely at the November 6-18 climate summit. -
Earth News India's first fully solar powered village is helping residents to save time and money More than 1,300 solar panels have been installed on homes and government buildings to power the village of Modhera. -
Denmark Denmark election: Frederiksen's government hangs in the balance as it battles for centrist votes #Denmark election: Frederiksen's government in balance in battle for centrist votes -
Europe News Italian PM Giorgia Meloni delays justice reforms tied to EU post-pandemic funds Giorgia Meloni and her cabinet also scrapped a COVID-19 vaccine mandate for health workers -- both seen as key decisions made by her predecessor Mario Draghi. -
Travel News Heathrow Airport lifts outgoing passenger cap - but issues warning ahead of Christmas Heathrow has lifted its 100,000 per-day passenger cap, imposed to deal with logistical chaos over the summer. But, there’s a catch. -
United Kingdom 'Inflammatory': UK interior minister Suella Braverman slammed over migrant 'invasion' remark The UK interior minister has been accused of inflaming tensions by describing migrants crossing the Channel in small boats as "the invasion on our southern coast". -
Israel Netanyahu looks to far-right as Israel votes again to try to break political deadlock Far-right politician Itamar Ben-Gvir has promised that a vote for his party would bring about a “fully right-wing government” with Netanyahu as prime minister. -
Europe News Italy: Meloni's deputy minister blasted over 2005 Nazi uniform photo The photo in question shows Bignami in a Nazi uniform standing next to another man wearing an SS armband at a bachelor party. -
Destinations Is Estonia Europe's most underrated country? Here's why you should visit Estonia is the smallest of the Baltic countries but there's more to it than meets the eye. We take a look at the weirdest and most wonderful spots you should visit. -
Moments ‘Braver and bolder’: These women are fulfilling their travel dreams post-divorce Bookings for solo female travellers have soared this year and one particular group is taking advantage of newfound freedom. -
Culture news Taylor Swift makes history as the first artist to claim the entire top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100 Taylor Swift has made history as the first artist to claim the entire top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100. But which musicians held the previous record? -
Culture news From Elon Musk to Kim Kardashian: Which celebrity costume slayed this Halloween? From Kim Kardashian's Mystique to Heidi Klum's terrifyingly bizarre worm costume, let's take a look at some of the A-listers who went all out for their Halloween 2022 looks. -
Argentina 'Ndrangheta: Italian mafia boss arrested in Argentina after years-long manhunt Carmine Alfonso Maiorano is the leader of the infamous 'Ndrangheta mob. -
USA Nancy Pelosi: Man charged with attempted kidnapping and assault on husband The attack has raised fresh concerns over political violence before the US mid-term elections. -
World News Severe drought impacts economies linked to the Danube Deavastating drought led to critically low water-levels of the Danube, making commercial navigation extremely difficult and adding further obstacles to trade sectors already affected by the war in Ukraine. -
Orihuela - the Valencian region where culture, cuisine and natural beauty collide Nestled in the southwestern corner of Alicante adjacent to the province of Murcia lies the region of Orihuela, one of Spain’s best-kept secrets. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 1st – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News ‘Each dog has a unique nose’: South Korea tests out 'nose print' ID for national pet registration Each dog's nose is as unique as a human fingerprint, says AI and biometrics company iSciLab. -
Moldova Russia’s invasion of Ukraine spills over into Moldova A Russian missile which was shot down by Ukrainian air defences fell on a village in the North of Moldova on Monday, according to government reports. -
South Korea South Korean police admit 'heavy responsibility' for deadly Seoul crush The death toll after the Saturday disaster could rise as officials said that 29 of those injured were in serious condition. -
Tech News Instagram down: App says it fixed ‘bug’ after many users saw accounts suspended Instagram said it resolved a "bug" after many users around the world suddenly had their accounts suspended. -
USA Biden slams oil firms for 'war profiteering' as he mulls windfall tax Biden made the accusation after oil companies reported record-breaking profits. -
Ukraine Russia and Ukraine trade barbs at the UN Security Council over grain export deal halt The United Nations Security Council has met to discuss Russia’s suspension of grain exports through the Black Sea in an attempt to prevent food shortages. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | November 1st – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News Elon Musk officially becomes Twitter CEO and dissolves board of directors The billionaire, who already runs four other companies, has now officially become Twitter's new CEO following his takeover. -
Food and Drink A nightmare before Christmas: UK supermarkets fear shoppers wont buy for World Cup As the cost-of-living crisis bites harder into people's wallets, football's World Cup could be nightmare before Christmas for Britain's supermarkets -
Food and Drink Fungi foraging: 5 safe and edible wild mushrooms to look out for Autumn rains have given mushroom pickers in France and Switzerland a bumper crop this year, but with a multitude of fungi rich for picking, amateur foragers are urged to check with certified mushroom inspectors before feasting on their finds -
Culture news Online dating: Why more singles are removing apps and choosing real encounters Tinder turned 10 this year but will it live until its 20th anniversary? There are signs that a growing number of singles are turning off the app in favour of real-life meetings. Tim Gallagher investigates whether the fire is going out for the famous digital flame.