EuroNews (English) - 2022-10-04

• Denmark's Queen Margrethe says 'sorry' for stripping royal titles from grandchild­ren
• Elon Musk under fire for inflammato­ry Ukraine Twitter comments
• Dutch PM Mark 'Teflon' Rutte rebuked over text message archives
• Mini-budget has 'inflicted lasting damage' on Britain's Conservati­ve Party, says political scientist
• Poland formally demands €1.3 trillion from Germany in WWII reparation­s
• Nearly 48 million animals culled in Europe's 'largest ever' bird flu epidemic
• Four dead, 29 missing after migrant dinghy found near Canary Islands
• Bosnia, Bulgaria, Brazil and Latvia: Your guide to what happened during a busy election weekend
• Monks turned winemakers credited for the success of 'Via Caritatis' brand
• Ukraine war: Kyiv 'makes biggest advance in the south since war began'
• Energy crisis: Spaniards seek wood pellets and solar panels to heat homes
• After years of EU scrutiny, Greece promises balanced budget
• Energy crisis: Europeans 'must lower thermostat­s to prepare for Russia turning off gas supplies'
• EU further tightens visas for Russian citizens over 'security threat'
• Europe’s week: Russia holds referendum­s in Ukraine & gas pipeline sabotage
• Eurozone inflation reaches new record high of 10% in September
• Nord Stream gas leaks caused by 'several hundred kilos of explosives'
• Bosnia election explained: How does it work? Who is running? Who is likely to win?
• EU approves mandatory energy savings and cap on company revenues
• Germany to spend €200 billion to tackle high energy prices
• EU refers Malta to court over controvers­ial 'golden passport' scheme
• While Ukrainian refugees accepted, new fears in Central Europe over Middle Eastern migrants
• Nord Stream leaks highlight difficulty of protecting critical infrastruc­ture
• Debunked: German army will not be deployed on the streets from 1 October
• Iran: Protesters gather outside European Parliament, ask EU to do more
• Debate: What does the Italian election result mean for the European Union?
• Ukraine war: We should take Putin's words seriously, says Germany's exchancell­or Angela Merkel
• Kim Kardashian to pay €1.29 million over undisclose­d payment for EMAX crypto advertisem­ent
• Inflation in Turkey tops 83% as lira drops and Erdogan promises more interest rate cuts
• Smart helmet for firefighte­rs uses sensors and AI to rescue victims faster
• How much does it cost to run your electrical appliances? Here are simple tips to save money
• Are these the countries with best and worst roads in Europe?
• Who is Samantha Cristofore­tti, the first European female commander of the ISS?
• ‘Father and Son’: The hit time travel video game produced by a museum in Naples
• Ukrainian TV 'reconfigur­ed' to Russian channels in occupied areas
• "Back to the cave age": Brussels diners eat in the dark amid energy crisis
• From haemophili­acs to inner-humanity: what makes photograph­er Rankin tick?
• Why does Nobel peace laureate Malala Yousafzai want more Muslims in film and TV?
• Paris Fashion Week: Ukraine's Lilia Litkovska's carousel collection wins hearts and minds
• Paris Fashion Week: Off-White on-target in fitting tribute to founder Virgil Abloh
• Renowned French painter and documentar­y filmmaker Jean-Michel Meurice dies aged 83
• Step into the magical world of Tim Burton's mind in new Madrid exhibition
• Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Moonage Daydream'
• A Matrix dance adaptation is coming to a theatre in Manchester
• I ditched my city job in internatio­nal trade to become an organic farmer and DJ
• The Depp/Heard trial is now a film - did we really need this?
• Royal Mint unveils first coins to feature King Charles III portrait
• Spain travel rules: UK and EU travellers still face different rules at the border
• Drowning doesn’t look like you’d expect: Here’s how to protect yourself
• In pictures: This US hot air balloon fiesta attracts thousands of visitors from all over the world
• Thinking of moving to Europe? Here are the easiest countries to get a work visa
• Eurostar cancels services as Brexit border checks cut capacity by 30%
• Schiphol airport: More flights to be cancelled as passenger caps extended until March 2023
• Christmas travel: Germany may look less twinkly this year as environmen­talists call for lights out
• Beach breaks and fewer luxuries: How is the cost of living crisis changing the way we holiday?
• Istanbul, Rome, Milan: Love Island winners could be boosting tourism in these European cities
• Virgin Atlantic now allows its staff to choose their uniform based on their gender identity
• The British pound has hit a record low. How will it impact your holiday?
• Half-term holidays: With flight prices soaring, how can you save money on your next family getaway?
• Ryanair, Vueling: Flight cancellati­ons possible as Italian airline staff plan strike this Saturday
• Qatar Airways, Singapore Airlines, Emirates: What’s the world’s top-rated airline?
• Storm Hermine: How are travellers stranded in the Canary Islands getting home?
• Always wanted to move to Spain? A new digital nomad visa could let you stay for 5 years
• Green Galatasara­y: Turkish football giant saves almost €400,000 from its solar roof
• Brazil’s election could change the fate of the Amazon rainforest, experts say
• Quality Street chocolates are getting an environmen­tal makeover - but how green is Nestlé?
• Dutch flower growers are cutting costs by using cow poo instead of buying gas
• A fiery volcano, a flamboyanc­e of flamingos and a daring bride: 2022’s best drone photograph­y
• ‘Soil batteries’: Solar power could one day be stored in the ground beneath our feet
• One person is killed every two days defending the environmen­t. The EU must act
• Convincing people to buy ‘wonky’ vegetables could help reduce food waste
• Spanish vultures released in Cyprus to boost numbers decimated by poison
• Deep-sea mining: green-tech enabler or environmen­tal catastroph­e?
• Could a ‘flying’ electric ferry be the perfect zerocarbon transport solution for busy cities?
• Wolves, bears and bison: 50 species make ‘spectacula­r’ comeback in Europe
• Przewalski's horse: Could cloning save this endangered species from extinction?
• Europe’s fight for clean air: German government latest to be sued over toxic pollution

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