Crossing Cultures From Venice to Hunan: discovering the timeless beauty of handcrafted art A co-production with CGTN
Crossing Cultures From Venice to Hunan: discovering the timeless beauty of handcrafted art A co-production with CGTN
Culture news British school renames building after JK Rowling's TERF wars The Harry Potter author's specially-dedicated building in Chelmsford's Boswell School has been renamed after staff and pupils expressed concerns over her status on transgender rights. 06/01/2022
United Kingdom London records worst-ever death toll from teenage homicides in 2021 The latest stabbings have prompted renewed discussion about the possible causes of youth violence, with experts suggesting these include a rise in the number of children who are vulnerable, increased pressure on services such as policing, and social media fuelling the conflict. 05/01/2022
Travel News Pre-departure tests for travellers scrapped in the UK Travellers will no longer be required to take a PCR test or self-isolate, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced. 05/01/2022
Green News Billionaires should focus on climate not space travel, public says As more and more billionaires jet off into space, public opinion is shifting on where their vast sums of money should be spent. 05/01/2022
Tech News Thousands of .eu domains in the UK taken offline because of Brexit The final step in the process to remove the .eu domain from Britain took place on Monday because of Brexit. 05/01/2022
Nature Wild birds in England can now be killed to protect game for shooting There has long been debate over when birds like pheasants are considered livestock. 04/01/2022
United Kingdom English Channel migrant crossings treble to a record 28,000 At least 28,395 migrants reached the English coast in small boats in 2021, compared to 8,400 the previous year. 04/01/2022
My Europe Series Ten stories to understand Brexit since the UK left the EU It's nearly two years since the UK formally left the 27-member bloc, and one year since it began operating largely free of Brussels' rules. 03/01/2022
United Kingdom COVID scientists, Daniel Craig get UK New Year's honours Almost one in five of the honours were for coronavirus-related service. 01/01/2022
United Kingdom UK: People urged not to travel to England at New Year as Omicron rages UK: Party-goers urged not to travel to England for New Year as Omicron rages 31/12/2021
United Kingdom A year since Brexit: Will new UK import controls complicate trade? A year since Brexit rules came into force, EU exporters face more border bureaucracy when delayed UK import controls take effect in 2022. 31/12/2021
United Kingdom A year since Brexit: How bad are the UK's labour shortages now? "Not being able to recruit from the whole of Europe when we've been used to doing that for many years previously is really at the root of where the challenge exists," a London hotel manager told Euronews. 30/12/2021
Culture news Euroviews. Culture 2021 Year in Review - The Actor: Lauryn Redding Taken out of two plays, major knee surgery, then diagnosed with PTSD. Actor and writer Lauryn Redding spent the best part of 2021 getting back on her feet. Literally. 29/12/2021
Culture news Euroviews. Culture 2021 Year in Review - Lily Lindon: Publishing industry 2021. Great for independent bookshops, not so crash hot for new writers. Meet the woman writer who knows the industry from both sides. 29/12/2021
United Kingdom English winemakers get creative to beat 'nightmare' labour shortages Many set up schemes where wine enthusiasts could come and pick grapes voluntarily, often scheduling it around work or dropping the children off at school. 29/12/2021
Green News Euroviews. How to avoid the greenwash trap in 2022 – 5 tips for businesses "Glossing over these issues with a neatly packaged sustainability marketing campaign threatens the future of our planet." 28/12/2021
United Kingdom A year since Brexit: How welcome do Poles living in the UK feel now? Many Polish people have opted to stay in Britain, although some have had trouble establishing residency — while others have returned home to Poland. 28/12/2021
Destinations The top 15 UK locations for a relaxing break in 2022 From Arthur’s Seat to the Roman Baths: Here are Britain's most peaceful places to stay with plenty of yoga studios and spas. 27/12/2021
United Kingdom A year since Brexit: How has it affected European exporters to the UK? You will probably hear a lot about how Brexit has affected UK producers. But what about European exporters to Britain? Have they had to find new markets? 27/12/2021
United Kingdom Queen Elizabeth II remembers husband in Christmas speech The monarch said she understood the pain of missing loved ones for the holidays, but also said that Christmas can still be the time for joy, especially for children. 25/12/2021
United Kingdom UK police arrest armed intruder on Windsor Castle grounds A 19-year-old man armed with a weapon breached the premises, Thames Valley Police official said. 25/12/2021
United Kingdom Third Premier League Boxing Day fixture postponed amid COVID outbreak A coronavirus outbreak means Everton’s match at Burnley joins two other Boxing Day fixtures to be postponed. 24/12/2021
United Kingdom UK PM Boris Johnson urges public to get vaccinated in Xmas address The Prime Minister has rejected harsher virus restrictions in England over Christmas despite the UK setting a new record on Thursday of almost 120,000 cases in 24 hours. 24/12/2021
United Kingdom Omicron cases 70% less likely to be hospitalised, UK report suggests The study from the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) found people infected with Omicron were 50 to 70 percent less likely to be admitted to hospital than those infected with the Delta variant. 23/12/2021
Sport Man City defender Benjamin Mendy charged with seventh count of rape Mendy is due to go on trial next year. He was refused bail and has been held in a prison in Liverpool since his arrest last August. 23/12/2021
United Kingdom London's 'Big Ben' fully visible again to ring in the New Year "It's an international symbol, an international symbol of democracy, and [...] it was the only bell allowed to ring during the Second World War. So that was the sound of liberty and hope." 23/12/2021