United Kingdom Sarah Thomas: Cancer survivor becomes first to swim English Channel four times non-stop
brussels bureau Dairy farmers call for a fair price for milk This demonstration is to mark the 10 year anniversary of a protest which saw Belgian dairy farmers spray 3 million litres of milk over the very same field they're in now. Farmers want to see quotas set to boost prices.
state of the union European rebrand, political thrillers and Brexit plans In this edition of State of the Union: a new look Commission ruffled feathers in the Bubble, Europe and Britain make plans for No Deal and we look at political literature for your Autumn reading lists.
Smart Regions Mont Saint Michel reclaims island-like character After around 20 years of research and construction work, Mont Saint Michel has recovered its isolated character, thanks to a new dam and footbridge.
Germany German generosity to migrants highlighted in report Among some of the world's richest countries, Germany is one of the most generous when it comes to granting permanent residency to migrants. 19/09/2019
Hungary Hungarian arena apologises after blasting Rammstein song at night You shook me all night long: People residing near the soon-to-be-completed Puskas Arena in Bupadest's 14th district reported that Rammstein's recently-released 'Deutschland' song could be heard through the facility's sound system on repeat for hours in the night from Monday to Tuesday. 19/09/2019
Finland UK must submit Brexit proposals by Sept 30 or it's 'over': Finnish PM That would give Boris Johnson, the embattled British Prime Minister, just 12 days to lay out his alternative proposals to the backstop arrangement — the insurance policy worked into the Withdrawal Agreement to prevent the erection of a physical border in Northern Ireland. 19/09/2019
United Kingdom Battle of the Premiers: Ex-PM Major joins legal battle against Johnson Ex-British PM John Major, perhaps, is best prepared to understand what Boris Johnson is currently going through having himself battled against his lawmakers over the European Union when at the helm of the country. 18/09/2019
United Kingdom UK-based Poles told to 'seriously consider returning home' post-Brexit Poland's ambassador to the UK has urged his compatriots to "seriously consider returning" to their home country after Brexit. 18/09/2019
World Charity ship Ocean Viking rescues 109 migrants in Mediterranean The migrants were picked up in two separate operations off the coast of Libya, MSF, who runs the ship alongside SOS Mediterranee, said on Twitter. 18/09/2019
France France expands nuclear security cordon, gives out more iodine tablets The radius for free iodine tablets was previously ten kilometres. 17/09/2019
United Kingdom Watch: We'll revoke Brexit on day one, says Lib Dem leader Swinson In her first major speech since she was elected leader of Britain's Liberal Democrats, Jo Swinson vowed to cancel Brexit, attacking both Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn for their policies. 17/09/2019
France French court releases 2 climate activists who removed Macron portraits Two French environmental activists charged for taking down portraits of President Emmanuel Macron in town halls were on Monday released by a court in Lyon, which found that their action was legitimate given the "serious, current and imminent danger" of climate change. 17/09/2019
Russia US Department of Justice sues Edward Snowden over new book The US Department of Justice said Snowden's new book violates non-disclosure agreements. 16/09/2019
France Lyon: Volunteers fish more than 100 e-scooters out of Rhône river Paris and Marseille are also dealing with the growing trend. 16/09/2019
United Kingdom Banksy's 'Devolved Parliament' of chimps to be auctioned Banksy's 'Devolved Parliament' of chimps is to be auctioned for a record sum before Brexit day. 16/09/2019
France The battle for Paris exposes crack in Macron's party Cedric Villani, defied the ruling party and announced his candidacy for the Paris mayorship. A poll puts him neck and neck with Macron's official candidate, Benjamin Griveaux. 16/09/2019
Spain History of the Roma community to be taught in Spanish schools Spain's education minister has announced that the history of the Roma people will be incorporated into schools' curriculums. 16/09/2019
The Cube Belgrade Pride: We're 'not giving up' on LGBT rights Marching under the slogan 'I’m not giving up’ on LGBT rights, Sunday evening saw thousands take part in Belgrade’s eighth Pride Parade. 16/09/2019
United Kingdom Twitter mocks Boris Johnson after he compares himself to the Hulk The Prime Minister said in an interview with the Daily Mail that the U.K. would exit the European Union like the Hulk: "The madder Hulk gets, the stronger Hulk gets." 15/09/2019
United Kingdom London fashion week attracts protests London fashion week is met by environmental protests about the fashion industry by Victoria Beckham. 15/09/2019
brussels bureau EU commissioner Hahn defends 'European way of life' portfolio Johannes Hahn defended the controversial European way of life portfolio in an exclusive interview with Euronews' political editor Darren McCaffrey. 13/09/2019
United Kingdom Catwalk controversy as London Fashion Week targeted by activists Protesters from PETA doused themselves in black slime to highlight 'hazardous waste' in the leather industry, while Extinction Rebellion used a 'bleeding' red carpet to represent the industry's impact on the climate. 13/09/2019
Belgium 'European way of life': Was von der Leyen the first to use the term? Hint: The answer is no. 13/09/2019
