Touch Wrapped in rainbows: Should big business be involved in Pride Month? As Pride Month celebrates queer communities worldwide, there has been growing criticism of corporate sponsorship at Pride events. We look at the ways rainbow branding has grown and whether it fits the ultimate message. 30/06/2022
United Kingdom UK fails to tackle Russian 'dirty money' despite sanctions — MPs Corrupt money has continued to flow into the UK despite ministers' rhetoric about clamping down on kleptocrats, says an all-party parliamentary committee. 30/06/2022
Travel News Heathrow passengers kick up a stink over mountains of smelly luggage It is unknown whether it is holidaymakers' dirty laundry or smelly souvenirs that are causing the smell. 29/06/2022
See New Pride flag: How the rainbow flag got its stripes The Pride flag flying in London this year is not the typical rainbow flag you probably know. What does it represent? 29/06/2022
Health Bowel cancer is killing younger people. Here’s what Europe can do Awareness is key when it comes to catching bowel cancer before it’s too late. Here’s why the legacy of Deborah James could be pivotal to saving lives. 28/06/2022
Health Monkeypox outbreak: Everything you should know about the virus so far The smallpox-related virus has been mostly affecting men who have sex with men. Authorities are trying to curb its spread without perpetuating stigma. 28/06/2022
United Kingdom 'Now is the time': Plans unveiled for new Scottish independence vote The first minister has asked Boris Johnson to negotiate the terms of a referendum, but is also getting a ruling on whether the Scottish Parliament can do it legally without London's approval. 28/06/2022
Health 'Hologram patients' help train UK medical students in world first Learners put on mixed reality headsets and are immersed in a lifelike training scenario, overlaid onto their physical environment. 28/06/2022
United Kingdom Government bid to ditch parts of Brexit deal passes first hurdle British MPs passed a bill paving the way for post-Brexit trade rules to be scrapped, despite criticism that it breaks international law and may provoke a trade war with the EU. 28/06/2022
Sport Wimbledon touted as 'best tournament in the world' ahead of first day Euronews Sports Editor Andy Robini chatted to the former men's British number one ahead of the world's biggest tennis tournament opening day. 26/06/2022
United Kingdom UK PM rules out 'psychological transformation' after election defeats Boris Johnson said he will not "undergo psychological transformation" after last week's hammering at the ballot box. 25/06/2022
Nature I planted one tree and offset the carbon footprint of my entire life This innovative scheme in the UK aims to establish giant sequoia trees outside of their natural habitat. 25/06/2022
United Kingdom Prince Charles apologises for slavery as Commonwealth leaders meet The heir to the UK throne said the Commonwealth “must find ways, new ways, to acknowledge our past”. 24/06/2022
Travel News British Airways staff at Heathrow vote to strike this summer Unions say “it's not too late to save the summer holidays” if the airline meets their demands over pay. 24/06/2022
Culture news Booming UK film industry threatened by skill shortages 21,000 more staff are needed by 2025 to make films and TV in the UK, according to a report. 24/06/2022
Hear Eilish, McCartney set to be Glastonbury's youngest, oldest performers Billie Eilish headlines at 20 and Paul McCartney does it at 80, but who else has made history on the Glastonbury stage? 24/06/2022
Green News Local branch of UK's biggest church is first to pledge climate action From now on, those who undertake confirmation or baptism ceremonies at the large Church of England diocese will also have to commit to climate action. 24/06/2022
United Kingdom Boris Johnson suffers two special election defeats The Conservative Party had a tough night, losing two special elections in areas of the UK they previously held. The results will increase pressure on Boris Johnson, with many in his party questioning his leadership. 24/06/2022
See 57 years unseen: Francis Bacon portrait of Lucian Freud goes on sale The long unseen portrait of artist Lucian Freud by his close friend Francis Bacon, estimated at more than £35 million (€41 million) is the central piece of a Sotheby's art sale on 29 June 23/06/2022
Health 'National incident' in UK after polio found for first time in 40 years Parents have been warned to check their children have been vaccinated against the disease after the virus was found in London sewers. 23/06/2022
See The queer clubs that are about reading rather than drinking If your life is more ‘early nights in bed reading’ than ‘early mornings staggering home’, then there’s a wealth of book discussion groups – operating in-person and online – for those wanting to meet like-minded queer folk. 23/06/2022
See London's iconic Time Out magazine publishes its final print edition A look at the history and legacy of London's beloved Time Out magazine which has released its last ever print edition 23/06/2022
Money A new stablecoin is ready to hit the UK amid the crypto crash GBPT will launch in early July and will be built on the Ethereum blockchain. 23/06/2022
See Up Helly Aa Viking fire festival squads open to women for first time Women will be able to take part in squads at the main Up Helly Aa fire festival in Shetland for the first time next year, organisers have announced. 22/06/2022
United Kingdom Brexit will make UK workers poorer over next decade, report says An academic report "The Big Brexit" says some negative impacts on trade cannot be explained by the pandemic and is down to the UK's departure from the EU. 22/06/2022
Culture news 'The world's gone mad': Kate Bush on 'Stranger Things' chart revival The singer has her first US top 10 ever thanks to the hit Netflix show 'Stranger Things,' but how does she feel about it? 22/06/2022
