Guillermo del Toro parts with rare horror memorabilia after wildfires
Saskia O'Donoghue
Inside Biden’s plan to protect US workers from extreme heat
Very few US states have workplace standards for heat exposure currently in place.
Paris when it sizzles (or drizzles): Is it still a must visit?
As the Olympics draws ever closer, many of us are thinking more of Paris - here's everything you need to know before taking a trip.
Amsterdam overtourism: City moves to ban cruise ships
If the plans get greenlit, cruise ships will be banned from entering the city centre of Amsterdam entirely from 2035.
A look inside the punishing world of India’s garbage pickers
For millions of Indians, the extreme heat of the summer makes their daily lives even harder.
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Tenerife announces plans for an island-wide train service
If the project comes to fruition, it’s set to cost a total of €5.65 billion.
Beat them or eat them? What would you do with an invasive species?
Should we beat them, or eat them? In this episode of Ocean Calls, we’re embarking on a journey to unravel the mysteries of invasive species in EU waters. They unsettle the delicate balance of marine ecosystems, so what can we do about them?
Kenya's president Ruto withdraws finance bill after deadly protests
The apparent concession came to pass after at least 22 people were killed and scores injured in violent protests in the capital of Nairobi.
Sunak speaks out on betting scandal as UK election campaign heats up
The British Prime Minister confirmed that he was not being investigated over the controversial allegations which has taken Westminster by storm.
Can huge levels of overfishing globally be reversed - and how?
In this episode of Ocean Calls, we're looking at what caused the now chronic problem of overfishing both globally and in Europe, and what is being done to improve the situation by both the EU and other organisations.
European elections: Why are Portugal and Malta allowing early voting?
With EU member states heading to the polls, here's how the elections differ from country to country.
Mass parachute jump over Normandy kicks off D-Day commemorations
2024 marks the 80th anniversary of D-Day but officials decided against playing host to the Russian president,
Chinese craft lands on Moon's far side amid global rivalry in space
The Chinese craft is now in the South Pole-Aitken Basin and will try to collect two kilos of Moon rock and debris to bring back to Earth.
Wildfire season is upon us: Here's what the EU is putting in place
Following a devastating summer of fires across Europe last year, the EU has upped its resources to prevent widespread damage in 2024.
Meet the people working in Europe's small-scale fisheries
In this episode of Ocean Calls, we hear from the people behind the fish on your plate. They are often overlooked, but play a crucial role in Europe's fishing industry.
Chelsea Flower Show: The top trends to know - and copy
Here are all the Chelsea-inspired trends you need to know for the gardening year ahead.
Take a look inside Europe’s quirkiest luxury hotels
From Amsterdan to Tuscany, skip the chain hotels and plan a more memorable stay.
Why did UK airports’ e-gates fail - and will it happen again?
Several of the UK’s busiest airports saw their e-gates system fail on Tuesday - but is it concerning or par for the course?
Barcelona water restrictions eased thanks to rainfall
Reservoirs in Catalonia were at extremely low levels but have since risen, meaning the restrictions on water usage will be eased - for now.
How Iceland’s ‘no-frills’ Play Airlines is reinventing budget travel
Play Airlines’ new CEO is determined to see the low-cost Icelandic carrier grow while maintaining its no-frills - but great service - ethos.
UK backtracks on new EU Entry/Exit scheme at Dover-Calais crossing
UK government ministers appear to have acknowledged uncertainty around the EES scheme and have put in place a quasi-soft launch to counteract any difficulties.
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