Lifestyle The Helen Storey book of fashion: Meet the rebel with a cause Pollution neutralising clothing and a dress that dissolves in water. The unique creations of British designer Helen Storey have a new home at the London College of Fashion. Euronews Culture meets the quiet genius inspiring a generation of socially conscious designers. 10/08/2024
Art Fifth Banksy work in five days appears above chip shop in London Elusive street artist Banksy unveiled yet another animal-themed artwork on Friday (9 August) – the fifth to appear this week. 09/08/2024
Markets Pound remains on course for worst run of losses in almost a year The currency could potentially be further weakened if the Bank of England chooses to implement more rate cuts this year. 09/08/2024
Business Barclays becomes first UK bank to lift the EU cap on bankers' bonuses The formal lifting of the cap on bonuses which was originally imposed by the EU opens the way for staff to receive up to ten times their salaries in bonus payments. The move is part of a wider post-Brexit push to boost the City of London. 09/08/2024
United Kingdom UK rioters jailed as more violence expected over the weekend The government has said it is in a "state of high readiness" to deal with any potential disorder over the next couple of days. 09/08/2024
Art Here's what to see at London's new Moco Museum The newest addition to the vibrant London art scene, the latest outpost of the Modern Contemporary (Moco) Museum launches on Saturday 10 August. Would you participate in Marina Abramović’s upcoming interactive show? 09/08/2024
Health news Concussion patients may benefit from extra brain scan, study finds Many people with traumatic brain injuries have normal CT scans, but still struggle to recover. A new study indicates that advanced MRI scans can improve the prognosis. 09/08/2024
Business Ocado is first major supermarket to trial refillable packaging The online grocer has worked closely with The Refill Coalition to design and implement the refilling and collection processes for the products. 09/08/2024
Europe News New UK government must pick up pieces after weeks of rioting Anti-immigrant sentiment has arguably been bubbling under the surface of the UK for many years. It prompted millions to vote for Brexit and led the Conservative government to propose plans to fly immigrants to migrant camps in Rwanda. 08/08/2024
Art Banksy's fourth work in London animal series stolen within hours On day four of Banksy's London animal series, the street artist has unveiled a new piece: a howling wolf. Within hours, it's been stolen. 08/08/2024
Health news Gene-editing therapy for rare blood disorder launches in England Researchers believe the treatment could be a cure for a genetic condition that normally requires patients to get blood transfusions every three to five weeks to survive. 08/08/2024
No Comment WATCH: Anti-racism protesterts gather in London to fight far-right Police anticipated more than 100 events, Britain’s Press Association reported, citing a law enforcement source. 08/08/2024
Art Yayoi Kusama’s largest permanent public sculpture unveiled in London Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama's first permanent public artwork in the UK and her largest permanent public sculpture to date is greeting commuters and passers-by at London's Liverpool Street Station. 08/08/2024
Tech News UK regulator warns social media platforms about risks of violence A UK regulator warned online service providers about the risk of their platforms being used to stir up hatred and incite violence. 08/08/2024
United Kingdom Thousands protest against racism across the UK after far-right riots Anti-racism protesters took to the streets of the UK on Wednesday evening, following a week of far-right violence and rioting in cities fuelled by misinformation over a stabbing attack against young girls. 08/08/2024
United Kingdom Elon Musk and Keir Starmer in online battle as riots grip UK Euronews takes a look at the series of false claims online, often magnified by X owner Elon Musk, which has had a significant hand in sparking riots across England and Northern Ireland. 07/08/2024
Art Banksy's London zoo explained: Third work from street artist emerges On Monday, it was a goat. Tuesday saw two elephants. Now, on Wednesday, three monkeys have swung onto the scene. What's the meaning behind Banksy's latest stunt, and what might he unveil next? 07/08/2024
Health news Robot-assisted kidney surgery performed for the first time on UK child The device has been trialled on adults for three years and demonstrated faster recovery times, less postoperative pain, and less time in the hospital. 07/08/2024
Business Twickenham joins Allianz in deal to rename world-famous stadium The decision to change the name of the home of England rugby to the Allianz Stadium is controversial. Some rugby union fans are displeased. 07/08/2024
Lifestyle For next Olympics? These are the UK’s weirdest sporting events We're currently being treated to all the sporting goodness with the Paris Olympics. But across the pond, the UK has a spectacular range of baffling sports events, from throwing Wellington boots to chasing cheese. Maybe some deserving a future inclusion for the Olympic Games? 07/08/2024
Living How will the UK’s ‘rooftop revolution’ boost solar power? Solar panel installations tripled in the UK thanks to incentives, analysis shows. 06/08/2024
No Comment WATCH: Police and protesters face off as more unrest grips UK British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said that a “standing army” of specialist police would be set up to deal with rioting. 06/08/2024
United Kingdom Petrol bombs thrown at police in second night of rioting in Belfast Northern Ireland police warned people to stay away from certain parts of the city as they attempted to restore order. 06/08/2024
Art Banksy unveils new animal artworks in London – but what do they mean? Elusive street artist Banksy has unveiled two new artworks on the sides of buildings in London: a mountain goat, perched precariously on a ledge; and two elephants, reaching out to each other from blocked-out windows. 06/08/2024
Green News Girls are more anxious than boys about climate change The study also found inadequate engagement with climate-focused careers in English schools. 06/08/2024
Europe News PM Starmer: 'Standing army' to battle far-right unrest gripping UK UK prime minister made the announcement on Monday after he convened officials for an urgent meeting aimed at tackling growing far-right violence enshrouding the nation. 05/08/2024