Angela Rayner resigns as UK deputy prime minister over stamp duty row
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Lambda: What we know about the latest COVID variant flagged by the WHO
It is still unclear how transmisable or dangerous the Lambda coronavirus variant is, with studies underway.
Euro 2020 semi finals: England v Denmark and Italy v Spain
The semi-finals of #EURO2020 are coming to London's Wembley Stadium this week. Here are the teams.
Smear campaign or freak peak? How the German greens lost momentum
The Greens raced to a shock lead in the polls following their nomination of Annalena Baerbock for chancellor - but amid accusations of plagiarism, CV embellishment, and a coordinated advertising attack campaign, their lead has vanished.
Euro 2020: Who is in the quarter-finals and how did they get there?
Euro 2020 has already been a hugely exciting tournament - and there are still seven games to go. Here's how the quarter-finals have shaped up
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NASA and ESA to test nudging asteroids off collision course with Earth
It's World Asteroid Day! And to celebrate, Euronews looks at two missions launching into space that will see how potentially dangerous asteroids could be nudged off course by flying a spacecraft into them.
Euro 2020: England beat Germany to book place in quarter-finals
England have beaten Germany 2-0 at Wembley to progress to the quarter-finals of Euro 2020.
Euro 2020: Spain beat Croatia in eight-goal thriller to progress
Spain’s two goals in extra time saw them knock out Croatia and progress to the quarter-finals of the European Championship.
Majority of Europeans think lockdown benefits outweigh economic damage
More than a year into the coronavirus pandemic, the EU’s latest Eurobarometer survey found the majority of Europeans believe the health benefits of COVID restrictions outweigh the economic damage they have caused.
UK schools are getting free kits to monitor air pollution levels
Schools in the UK are receiving free kits to monitor pollution levels, in a drive to clean up the air around schools.
Bulgarian citizens try to challenge Sofia in court over air pollution
A group of citizens in Bulgaria are trying to take the authorities of Sofia to court over harmful levels of air pollution in the capital.
COVID variants renamed to ‘non-stigmatising’ letters of Greek alphabet
The coronavirus variants widely known by the name of the country in which they were first discovered - such as the Indian, Brazilian or British variants - have been renamed by the WHO.
George Floyd: A year on, did Europe’s race protests change anything?
A wave of protests hit Europe following the murder of George Floyd in the US - but one year on, has anything changed?
Sheikh Jarrah: Small neighbourhood making big impact in Gaza conflict
One of the sparks that lit the fuse of the latest conflict in Gaza came from a small neighbourhood in East Jerusalem, where Israeli settlers are working to evict Palestinian families.
What does NATO’s Afghanistan withdrawal mean for Europe?
With the planned withdrawal of the last NATO troops from Afghanistan just months away, the country faces an uncertain future amid an already deeply unstable security situation.
Henry VIII warship Mary Rose had diverse crew, study finds
The Mary Rose, a flagship of Tudor England’s navy, may have been crewed by a more ethnically diverse set of sailors than previously thought, scientists say.
Which countries are Europe's worst for journalistic freedom?
Monday marks World Press Freedom Day, so amid what RSF has called a ‘dramatic deterioration in access to information’, Euronews takes a look at the 10 worst countries in Europe for press freedom.
The world’s longest pedestrian suspension bridge opens in Portugal
Look away if you are scared of heights! This 516-metre bridge is suspended above the Paiva River in northern Portugal.
Spanish journalists and Irishman killed in Burkina Faso after ambush
Two Spanish journalists and one Irish national were killed in Burkina Faso after an anti-poaching patrol was ambushed.
COVID 'putting millions at risk' of other vaccine-preventable diseases
Global vaccine programmes need protection to avoid mass outbreaks of diseases other than COVID-19, the World Health Organization has warned.
SpaceX rocket lifts-off as French astronaut heads to ISS
The SpaceX launch, delayed from Thursday due to poor weather, will deliver four astronauts to the International Space Station with a recycled capsule and rocket.
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