7 September 2023 | Euronews
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United Kingdom ‘Mass killing’ attended by UK police turns out to be yoga class In a false alarm for the ages, police officers attended a call to a class being held at a cafe in the north of England, mistakenly believing it to be the site of a mass murder. -
Football Now Biggest ever summer transfer window closes: Who made the best signings? In partnership with Media City Qatar. The transfer window has now closed around the world until January. -
United Kingdom UK records its hottest day of the year - in the autumn The Meteorological Office reported that the town of Wisley in southern England recorded a provisional temperature of 32.6 C on Thursday. -
Euronews Witness Wildfires in Tenerife: A paradise island stares out at an inferno Wildfires across the world are devastating huge areas. Often humans are the culprits with campfires, cigarettes and even arson attacks. But the question is: Is there is a link to climate change as well, to drought and heatwaves? -
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World News European court will hear case against French government crackdown on sex workers The European Court of Human Rights will hear an appeal against laws which criminalise sex workers. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | September 7th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Earth News World record: Wind turbine generates enough energy in a day to power 170,000 homes The world’s biggest wind turbine has broken the record for single-day power generation. -
Ukraine War in Ukraine: Kyiv's forces to reinforce eastern strongholds Euronews correspondent Sasha Vakulina breaks down the latest developments in the war in Ukraine. -
Tech News First guide on AI in education recommends 13 years as minimum age The report found that schools around the world are largely unprepared for the use of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) in education. -
No Comment WATCH: Ryanair boss hit with cream pie in Brussels The women shouted "welcome to Belgium" and "stop the pollution" before smearing cream on Michael O'Leary's face and walking off. -
No Comment WATCH: Destroyed buildings after cyclone kills at least 31 in southern Brazil Images of destroyed homes and stores and mud-covered streets in the city of Mucum, in the southern Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul. -
Destinations Bordeaux, Lyon, Marseille: How to spend your time in France’s Rugby World Cup cities Arts, culture and food: These are our top tips for things to do in France beyond Paris and outside of the rugby stadiums this autumn. -
Economy Poland slashes interest rates, causing zloty to slide against dollar Poland's central bank governor said on Thursday that its large interest rate cut was justified despite high inflation because prices are stabilising. -
Europe News European Commission unveils plans for EU-wide disability card The rights of people with disabilities may be recognised across the whole continent in a few years' time. -
Turkey Researcher trapped more than 3,000 feet inside a cave in southern Turkey Experts are working to reach a man who became ill 1,000 metres underground in a huge rescue effort which could take up to two or three weeks. -
Finland Finland's former PM Sanna Marin leaves parliament for Blair foundation The 37-year-old politician made the announcement following her decision to step down as her party's leader last week. -
Economy Long opposed to rate increases, Erdoğan now backs plan that includes raising rates, minister says Inflation in Turkey is running at nearly 60%, according to official figures, although independent economists say the real rate is much higher. -
Economy Online gig work is growing rapidly, but workers lack job protections: report Estimates put the number of global online gig workers at as many as 435 million people and say demand for gig work increased 41% between 2016 and the first quarter of 2023. -
Economy Here's what to watch out for at the G20 summit 2023 Leaders of the richest countries will meet this weekend in India to discuss the world’s biggest issues. But there’s a high chance the power clashes between them will overshadow global problem solving. -
Culture news See Lady Di’s sheep jumper and Michelle Obama’s little black dress at Fashion Icons show The iconic items will be on display from September 7 to September 13 at Sotheby's New York galleries. -
Culture news Venice 2023 review: 'Holly' - An eerie and impressive Belgian gem in Competition The Girl With All The Gifts. -
Poland Poland's opposition accuses government of migration policy hypocrisy It alleges that the government admitted about 130,000 Muslim migrants last year despite its anti-migrant statements, aimed chiefly at non-Christians. -
World News Antarctica: Latest report says melting sea ice 'not yet irreversible' In its recently published 'Impact of Climate Change report,' the Potsdam Institute for Research warned that while the marine ice sheet is not destabilised yet, the point of no return could come sooner rather than later. -
Culture news Four ‘excellently preserved’ 1,900-year-old Roman swords discovered inside Dead Sea cave Archaeologists believe the weapons were seized from the Roman army and stashed in the cave by Judean rebels. -
No Comment WATCH: Mali pays tribute to football legend Salif Keita Hundreds gathered in Mali's capital Bamako to pay tribute to football legend Salif Keita who died at age 76. -
Culture news Freddie Mercury's piano sold for €2m to raise cash for AIDS research A baby grand piano once owned by Freddie Mercury has sold at auction for almost €2m along with the original manuscript for Bohemian Rhapsody -
Health news 'We need to make sure AI does not harm,' says WHO's Europe director The World Health Organization (WHO) this week hosted an event looking into how the healthcare industry is being shaped by digital technology. -
Smart Health What is the EU doing to tackle Alzheimer's? In this episode of Smart Health, we travel to Ireland to hear from a family whose life was turned upside down by Alzheimer's and find out what the EU is doing to help the 8 million Europeans who suffer from the disease. -
Greece At least four people die after severe floods hit Greece “Our country finds itself, for the third day, dealing with a phenomenon the likes of which we have not seen in the past," a government spokesman said. -
Climate September heatwave: UK records hottest day of the year as temperature climbs Most of England is sweltering through a heatwave. Is climate change to blame? -
Smart Health Dealing with dementia: What is it like living with Alzheimer's? Gerry Paley and his wife Nuala speak to Smart Health about how their lives have changed since he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's eight years ago. -
Economy Eurozone GDP sees barely any growth in second quarter The latest figures from Eurostat show that economic activity in the eurozone grew less than initially estimated, by 0.1% over the April-June period compared to the previous three months. -
Climate ‘One player is going to die’: How is extreme heat affecting US Open tennis players? Yesterday's ‘brutal’ New York game shows the increased risk to players, as new data finds that Grand Slams are getting hotter. -
France France's top court upholds ban on abaya - despite concerns from Muslim leaders Action for the Rights of Muslims had filed the motion with the State Council, seeking an injunction against the ban, claiming it was discriminatory and might incite hatred against the Muslim community. -
Space Japan’s mission to the Moon finally takes off after three launch delays Japan has successfully launched a rocket carrying its XRISM satellite and a lunar lander just weeks after India's historic lunar landing. -
Russia Don’t ban Russians from coming to Europe. Ban Putin's imperialism instead The destructive and hawkish ideology of Vladimir Putin and his mafia state cronies should be persecuted just like any other aggressive and undemocratic system of beliefs, Aleksandar Đokić writes. -
North Korea China's VP to visit North Korea shortly after Kim due to meet Putin A Chinese delegation will visit the reclusive communist state soon after its president is expected to have made a rare trip to Russia to meet Putin. -
Culture news Music platform Deezer launches "artist-centric" streaming model The French music streaming app Deezer has teamed up with Universal Music Group to launch the new streaming model. -
Mongolia Pope praises Mongolia as China shuns history The Pope's visit to Mongolia sent clear signs of friendship toward China and its President Xi Jinping, but Beijing's response hasn't been encouraging. -
Travel News UK airport chaos: Travellers face delays as manhunt for terror suspect continues A police manhunt for a terror suspect has caused queues at UK airports. -
Travel News Paris to Berlin: New sleeper train between France and Germany hits the tracks Nightjet's Paris-Berlin train is the latest entrant as Europe’s rail revival continues. -
France Overworked French teachers offered more work for more cash The start of the new school year marks the introduction of the "teachers' pact" for French schools, a new scheme enabling teachers to take on additional better-paid assignments. But unions have denounced the measure, calling for unconditional pay rises. -
Europe News 'We need to be with Ukraine not only in good times but also in bad times,' says Jens Stoltenberg NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg urged allies to unwaveringly support Ukraine in its ongoing counteroffensive against Russia. -
Culture news An Unexpected Journey: Exploring contemporary art at Gallerie d’Italia The Milan venue of Intesa Sanpaolo's stunnning galleries may have put on its most impressive show yet - a visual journey through Italian and international contemporary art. -
Earth News African leaders back call for global carbon tax on fossil fuels, shipping and flights The declaration says no country should ever have to choose between development aspirations and climate action. -
Culture news Venice 2023 review: 'Origin' - Ava DuVernay's exploration of the global systems of oppression Ava DuVernay makes history this year at the Venice Film Festival by becoming the first African American woman in Competition. Her latest film, 'Origin', is an important project that would have worked better as a documentary. -
Greece Greek farmers struggle to rebuild after devastating wildfires Farmers in Greece who have lost their crops after the catastrophic wildfires say rebuilding their lives will take many years -
Health news Study reveals almost 80% rise in cancers in people under the age of 50 in last 30 years Across the globe, rates of cancer diagnoses in people under the age of 50 have soared over the past three decades. -
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Business Apple faces partial iPhone ban in China The Chinese government plans to expand a ban on the use of iPhones to state firms and agencies. -
Sport Springboks go with Kolbe, Arendse on wings to start Rugby World Cup defence vs. Scotland South Africa Coach Jacques Nienaber said that while the Springboks-Ireland game has been talked up as the clash of the pool, Scotland has been good enough recently to beat highly-rated France, which means SA's focus is solely on Sunday's game. -
Mexico Mexico's Supreme Court decriminalises abortion nationwide Mexico's highest court has ruled to decriminalise abortion nationwide after asserting that previous rules breached human rights -
Europe News UK rejoins EU's €95.5 billion Horizon research programme The United Kingdom is set to rejoin Horizon Europe, the European Union's €95.5 billion science research programme, both sides confirmed on Thursday morning. -
Business Greek shipping company fined $2.4 million for violating Iran sanctions The now-public case against Greece's Empire Navigation, which faces three years of probation under the plea agreement, marks the first public acknowledgement by US prosecutors that the US seized some 1 million barrels of oil from the tanker Suez Rajan. -
Culture news In its 35th year, Visa Pour L’Image contemplates the future of photojournalism The international photojournalism festival is taking place in the southern French city of Perpignan until 17 September, featuring 24 photo exhibitions. -
Bulgaria Bulgaria's deadly foods: communities reeling amid cleanup operation Bulgaria's Prime Minister has pledged financial aid to flood victims while the Red Cross is providing canned food and water packages to residents affected by the catastrophe -
Romania Romania launches investigation over possible Russian drone debris Romanian authorities have launched an investigation after admitting they may have found debris from a Russian drone inside their borders -
Design See: Shortlist for 2023 Stirling Prize for best UK building The nominees are chosen as examples of the greatest contributions to architecture in Britain. -
Nature 2,000 white rhinos put up for auction will be released as part of world’s biggest rewilding project 2,000 captive white rhinos are set to be released in a 10-year rewilding project across Africa. -
France Paris 2024: The Russian flag 'cannot be' at the Olympics, Macron says Questioned over the possible presence of Russian athletes at the 2024 Games in Paris, the French president said that the Russian flag cannot be shown at the Olympics "at a time when Russia is committing war crimes." -
Culture news Theresa May’s official portrait draws strong praise and sarcasm on social media Theresa May says it's a 'huge honour' to have been captured on canvas but others have described her official parliamentary portrait as a 'true horror'. -
Earth News ‘Hundreds were saved’: Heavy rains cause record death toll in southern Brazil More than 300mm of rain fell in 24 hours in the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul on Monday leaving thousands homeless. -
Estonia Estonia 'concerned' about possible hybrid attack from Russia - FM "We are watching carefully", Margus Tsahkna warned in an exclusive interview with Euronews. -
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Culture news Culture Re-View: 27 years ago today, 2Pac was fatally shot 7 August 1996: Tupac Shakur is murdered -
Russia What can North Korea do for Russia - and can Moscow return the favour? Isolated on the world stage, both Moscow and Pyongyang need each other now more than ever.