Duncan Hooper

Europe News

Watch: 'Far-right rising because people fed up with banks' behaviour'

"I believe one of the reasons why the extreme right is on the rise in many parts of Europe is people are fed up with the way the financial sector has been behaving."

26 April 2019

Europe News

'EU should put climate above trade,' says Brussels top job hopeful

Watch live: "Climate change now top of agenda where it belongs," says Green MEP Ska Keller

25 April 2019

Sri Lanka

'Moaning children saved us from Sri Lanka hotel blast'

Clare Harvey's children persuaded her to leave their table at the Kingsbury Hotel in Colombo just seconds before a suicide bomber struck.

23 April 2019

World

Mayor of Bologna claims 'spaghetti bolognese' is 'fake news'

"It is strange to be famous all over the world for a dish that isn’t ours," said the mayor of the Italian city.

11 March 2019

World News

European elections 2019: What do you want from Euronews?

Tell us what you want to know ahead of the vote to decide who will represent you in the European parliament

12 February 2019

World News

7 ways the Internet of Things will change your life

7 ways the Internet of Things will change your life

9 November 2018

United Kingdom

British court forces woman to remain married until 2020

Tini Owens wants a divorce, but the law says she must stay married until 2020.

25 July 2018

Greece

Greece appeals for help after deadly fires ravage coast

At least 20 people are dead and hundreds of homes destroyed near Athens.

24 July 2018

Sport

19 things we'll remember from World Cup 2018 in Russia

It was a World Cup of set pieces, not superstars but nevertheless some inspirational and powerful moments. Here are a few...

15 July 2018

United Kingdom

In pictures: the brief life of the Trump baby balloon

A 6-metre tall inflated Donald Trump hovered over the streets of London

13 July 2018

World News

Amesbury Novichok poisoning case 'will take months'

Find out everything we know so far about the UK couple poisoned with Novichok.

6 July 2018

United Kingdom

Boris Johnson MIA for parliamentary vote on Heathrow expansion

The internet is searching for Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, who has previously promised to oppose plans for the construction of a third runway at the west London airport.

25 June 2018

France

'Gay couples are different so can only adopt children with issues'

Row after adoption chief in French region says gay couples should only expect to adopt a child no one else wants.

19 June 2018

Iran

Don't misinterpret Iran's restraint, ambassador warns Europe

Tehran's ambassador to Brussels warns that Trump's bullying could create "uncontrollable conflict"

5 June 2018

World News

Why does everyone keep asking if they can use my data?

If you've been seeing a lot of messages on websites about your data, or getting bombarded with emails, here's why.

22 May 2018

Germany

Brussels Brief: Macron receives the Charlemagne prize

French President Emmanuel Macron will receive the Charlemagne prize on Thursday for "his vision of Europe." But what is the Charlemagne prize? Euronews answers your questions.

10 May 2018

China

Holographic projector created by Chinese start-up

Star Wars-style imagery can be created with hand-held hologram device.

3 May 2018

Brazil

Towerblock collapses in Sao Paulo after fire

Multi-story building plunges to the ground in centre of Brazilian city.

1 May 2018

China

Farming, cooking, online entrepreneurship - you don't need arms to do that

Chen Zifang shows that obstacles are there to be overcome.

30 April 2018

Australia

'World's oldest spider' dies at home after 43 years

For spiders, the secret to long life is not moving much.

30 April 2018