no comment Mont-Saint-Michel becomes an island during high tides A rare phenomenon during which the water rises as fast as it has receded. 19/10/2020
Places 11-year-old swims 2600m in open water to raise money for WWF Ruby Yelling is the daughter of Liz Yelling, double Olympian and Commonwealth medalist. 22/09/2020
Life Autonomous robot ship collects critical data on ocean and marine life The AI-driven Mayflower ship is on a mission to save our sealife. 17/09/2020
Places Ten whales tangled in seaweed are saved off remote island in Scotland Local residents rallied together to rescue the stranded whales. 15/06/2020
Sport Brazilian Mikaili Sol wins Kiteboarding World Championships Colombian Valentin Rodriguez and Brazilian Mikaili Sol soared to success in the freestyle Kiteboarding World Championships in Combuco on Saturday. 24/11/2019
World Hurricanes likely to become more intense with climate change Experts say that warming oceans and rising sea levels will likely make hurricanes more intense and their impact more devastating. 06/09/2019
world news Buckle up! Researchers warn of more turbulence due to climate change Potentially dangerous turbulence is becoming more common on transatlantic flights because of changes linked to climate change, according to a study. 08/08/2019
World 'A terrible trip': Century since first non-stop transatlantic flight No one before had achieved such a feat, but the succesful flight itself was marred with intense difficulty. 14/06/2019
France Frenchman, 72, crossing Atlantic in barrel celebrates birthday Jean-Jacques Savin, a former French military paratrooper, told Euronews he was marked his special day in true French style with foie gras, a bottle of white wine from Sauternes, in Southwestern France, and some of his favourite chocolate. 14/01/2019
France Frenchman sets off to cross the Atlantic... in a barrel Former French military paratrooper, Jean-Jacques Savin has set off from the Canary Islands in an attempt to cross the Atlantic Ocean in a barrel. 28/12/2018
Good Morning Europe Plastic waste on remote South Atlantic islands ten times greater than a decade ago, research says 09/10/2018
Places She would row single-handed across the Atlantic Ocean She had to row for 12 hours every day for over 100 days, faced up to 10-metre waves with only herself for company and lost contact with the outside world. 21/09/2018
World UK, Ireland top EU countries ignoring scientific advice on Atlantic fishing “The risk of not following scientific advice is that the EU misses its 2020 deadline in the Common Fisheries Policy to bring down fishing pressure to what is sustainable,” the report’s author, Griffin Carpenter, told Euronews. 04/04/2018
