Pauline Bock

Belgium

France's 'gilets jaunes' protests spread to Belgium

The anti-tax 'gilets jaunes' movement has spread from France to Belgium, with protesters in Brussels marching against economic inequalities.

30 November 2018

United Kingdom

Sculpture made with 100,000 blades highlights UK knife crime problem

The 8-metre-tall 'Knife Angel' sculpture, made of 100,000 blades confiscated by the British police, highlights the country's knife crime.

30 November 2018

World News

There’s something unusual about these lily pads | Innovation Radar

The aPad can explore marine environments while keeping in direct contact with a team above sea level or other manned robots underwater.

2 November 2018

Sweden

Technology to help stroke survivors recover

A lab in Sweden has developed innovative technology to help stroke survivors recover.

1 November 2018

World News

Swiss company's approach to plastic recycling 'like unmaking pasta

“Our process is putting the pasta into the reactor, and it comes out as water and flour, the original pasta ingredients. Then we can make pasta — well, plastic — again.”

1 November 2018

World News

Innovative farming game aims to transform business in the field

A 'smart' game is trying to help farmers make decisions about new tech products before they invest in them.

31 October 2018

United Kingdom

Man arrested trying to steal Britain's Magna Carta at Salisbury Cathedral

A man was arrested after he tried to steal the British charter, signed in 1215.

26 October 2018

United Kingdom

How was Philip Green named in UK #MeToo scandal?

A British politician has used Parliament's free-speech guarantee to name a prominent businessman who is accused of sexual harassment and secured a court order barring the media from revealing his identity.

25 October 2018

World News

The dirty men of Europe: report identifies the worst EU countries for recycling

A report has identified the EU countries that won't meet the EU's 2020 target of 50% recycling rate.

25 October 2018

United Kingdom

How do you get thrown off a flight? Euronews finds out.

Euronews takes a look at what systems are in place to quell bad behaviour on European flights.

25 October 2018

Austria

There's plastic in your intestines

A study has found microplastic particles in 100% of the stool samples from its participants.

24 October 2018

World News

NASA has found a rectangular iceberg

A tabular iceberg has been photographed by NASA in the Antarctic.

24 October 2018

France

French teachers share their stories of harassment and abuse at school

In France, the viral video of a student threatening his professor with a fake gun has led teachers to share their own harassment stories on social media and ask for more support from school authorities

22 October 2018