6 July 2023 | Euronews
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No Comment WATCH: Wisconsin roller coaster riders trapped upside down Investigations are underway to find out how a roller coaster in Wisconsin, US became stuck, leaving some passenger upside down for over three hours -
No Comment WATCH: Missile attack on Lviv kills five and injures many others WATCH: Five people were killed and dozens of others injured in a Russian missile attack on Lviv which also destroyed homes -
Sport Pogacar claims 10th career stage win in Tour de France stage 6 Tadej Pogacar claims his 10th career stage win in the Tour de France with a counterattack which puts defending champion Jonas Vingegaard into second place -
Football Now 2023 Asian Cup: 6 months to go Seven months since Qatar hosted the world’s biggest football competition, the country is gearing up again to host yet another major tournament. In partnership with Media City Qatar. -
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Work AI is ushering in a fourth industrial revolution but are we ready for it? Upskilling will be crucial Upskilling initiatives to address the AI-powered digital divide will be fundamental to prevent leaving the existing workforce behind. -
Europe News Deal on Swedish NATO membership within reach - Stoltenberg Turkey has blocked Stockholm's membership bid since last year. -
Health news New cancer vaccine trials in the UK could see 10,000 patients treated by 2030 The UK government has signed an agreement with COVID vaccine developer BioNTech to treat up to 10,000 cancer patients with a new vaccine. -
Culture news ‘Exceptionally rare’ Rembrandt portraits sell for €13 million at auction For 200 years, two portraits by the Dutch master Rembrandt were completely unknown to scholars. Today, they were sold at Christie's for more than €13 million. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 6th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Home This heat-resistent drone can find and help people trapped in burning buildings or wildfires Current drones used to hoist fire hoses up tall buildings and drop fire retardants are made of plastics and cannot fly near a fire. -
Ukraine Ukraine War: Kyiv shifts gear in counteroffensive to preserve manpower Euronews correspondent Sasha Vakulina delivers the latest updates on Ukraine's counteroffensive. -
World News Eight-year-old girl dies after vehicle crashes into school in southwest London Police at the scene in Wimbledon are not treating the event as a terrorist incident. -
World News Amid raw materials rush, few are considering a more circular approach Without substantial action now, we are destined to continue our take-make-use-waste cycle, Tahmid Chowdhury writes. -
Culture news Watch: World's biggest LED sphere showers Las Vegas with dazzling light display Eyes were popping in Las Vegas this week as the city got a glimpse of the illuminating power of the MSG Sphere. -
Euronews Witness Ireland's housing crisis: Millennials, a generation sacrificed In recent years, Ireland has seen a continued trend in emigration: young graduates and working millennials are leaving the Emerald Isle for greener pastures. But this time they are leaving on account of a housing crisis exacerbated by inflation, which is destroying their future prospects -
United Kingdom NHS marks 75th anniversary amid underfunding and staff shortages UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, whose parents were both immigrant health workers, spoke about his new workforce plan during the event. -
Europe News Spanish election raises concerns over shape and stability of country's Council of EU presidency Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's Socialist party is currently trailing its closest rival in the polls. -
Culture news Step inside Walt Disney's office and take a look inside the House of Mouse's 100 year-old archives Mickey's first diary, the first theme park ticket... Disney opens the doors of its vaults and reveals its archives 100 years after the creation of the entertainment empire. -
Four-day week: Portugal’s the latest European country to trial a shorter workweek Portugal is embarking on a 6-month trial of a shorter workweek, in the hopes it will help motivate employees and attract new talent. -
World News June was hottest month on record indicating rising global temperatures Scientists have warned for months that 2023 could see record highs -
Focus The Democratic Republic of Congo aims to attract new investors Kinshasa hosted the DRC's Country Risk Conference for the second year in a row to guide investors in examining the country's strengths and weaknesses. The goal is to diversify the economy with a focus on reforms and greater transparency so that it becomes more attractive internationally -
Europe News Frontex chief: Suspending activity in Greece would affect ‘capability to save lives’ Withdrawing Frontex from Greece, as suggested by the agency's own Fundamental Rights Officer following one of the deadliest shipwrecks in Europe, could restrict "our capabilities to save lives," the agency's chief said on Thursday. -
Travel News Travel warning: Playing music on the beach could land you with a €36,000 fine in this country Want peace and quiet while you sunbathe? This European country promises sun, sea and silence. -
Moments The Flying Scotsman: World’s most famous steam train returns home after 100 years The Flying Scotsman made a historic journey to celebrate its 100 year anniversary. -
Spain No retirement: Why are more and more people over 70 still working? In Spain, the number of people working past retirement in 2022 lept 49% compared to 2008. -
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Culture news The worst apology video of all time? Colleen Ballinger YouTube drama explained Fans accused the YouTuber of allegedly grooming them, so she responded with a ukulele song. -
Travel News Italy travel warning: Transport strike on Friday will see bus, tram and train disruption A ‘black Friday’ is expected tomorrow after Confail Faisa, a trade union for bus, tram and underground workers, announced a nationwide strike. -
Tech News Why has Threads, Meta’s answer to Twitter, not launched in the EU? Meta’s new app has been listed in the US and the UK, but has no foreseeable launch date in the EU yet as the company worries about the bloc’s privacy regulations. -
Culture news Anyone for Tenniscore? The growing fashion trend of Tenniscore is taking over. From pleated skirts to white polo tops, this summer's fashionistas are focused on taking tennis attire off the courts. -
Travel News Flight delayed or cancelled due to UK air traffic control issue? Your compensation rights explained Hundreds of flights have been cancelled or delayed due to a UK air traffic control issue, but knowing your rights could help you secure a refund, compensation or alternative flight. -
Earth News EU food safety agency sees no major reason to block controversial weedkiller glyphosate European Food Safety Agency experts concluded there would not be a concern for consumers -
Bulgaria Moscow is reaping the benefits of Bulgaria’s faltering anti-corruption fight Bulgaria’s fight against corruption is the best way to combat the Kremlin’s operations in the country, which risks becoming one of Europe’s weak links alongside Hungary, Nicolas Tenzer writes. -
Culture news First Barbie, now Barney: How Mattel is setting up their very own Cinematic Universe Life in plastic, it’s fantastic. Whether you asked for it or not, better get used to toy manufacturer Mattel dominating your cinema screens. After the upcoming 'Barbie', brace yourselves for a beloved purple childhood character to get his very own big screen debut... -
Travel News Denmark has a shortage of skilled workers: Here are the roles that need filling Denmark has just updated its list of jobs open to foreign workers. -
Climate Spain is getting ‘hotter, drier and more flammable’ due to climate change, Greenpeace warns For every degree of global warming, Spain’s climate warms by 1.5℃. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | July 6th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ireland Flip-flops and gigs: Irish national broadcaster RTE engulfed by scandal over extravagant spending Senior figures have been grilled about throwing money on flip-flops and undisclosed top-ups for the highest-paid presenters. -
Culture news Wimbledon 2023: Celebrating the effortless style of Roger Federer with 8 of his most iconic looks Roger Federer was back in Wimbledon this week, after his retirement from tennis in 2022. Let's lookback at some of his most iconic fashion looks. -
Earth News Greta Thunberg charged for disobeying police order after blocking oil tankers in Sweden The Swedish climate activist has been charged with disobeying law enforcement. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Zelenskyy rallies for support, Wagner boss 'not' in Belarus, anti-Wagner campaign All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
Mobility Ariane 5: Europe's workhorse rocket successfully launches on final mission after 27 years in service The launch of the last Ariane 5 mission leaves the European Space Agency (ESA) without its own launcher for the first time in over 40 years. -
United Kingdom 'Easy cities to buy': Sportswashing in Manchester and Newcastle laid bare in report Crippling deindustrialisation and local politicians paved the way for Arab buyers to take over the two British cities' football clubs. -
Health news The UK has one of the lowest life expectancies among rich countries. But why? Researchers have revealed why British people are dying younger than their European counterparts. -
Culture news French artist Saype unveils latest monumental artwork on Mont Blanc Known internationally for his monumental artworks, French artist Saype's latest piece, depicting a child and an elderly person, is located at more than 2,000 metres above sea level, in the northwestern Italian region of Aosta. -
World News UN records the highest number of 'grave violations' against children in conflicts The UN says there were 27,000 'grave violations' against children in conflicts in 2022, up from 24,000 the previous year. -
Economy Corporate windfall profits surge to $1 trillion amid cost-of-living crisis, NGOs' study finds New data on the profits of the world's largest businesses has renewed calls for permanent windfall taxes across all sectors of the economy. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: On this day in 1957, Lennon met McCartney 6 July 1957: When Lennon met McCartney -
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