1 October 2026 | Euronews
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Europe News Danish military admits flaws in report about 2025 drone incursions In a revised report of the incident at Skrydstrup air base released Thursday, the military admitted that their account might have been mistaken.
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Sport Manchester City not 'above the rules', says Downing Street After PM Andy Burnham's - a former mayor of Greater Manchester - admission of his fears that the club's owners might leave because of the investigation into 'creative book-keeping', his spokesperson has issued a clarification.
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12 minutes with Kyrylo Budanov: European security without the US would be ‘very dangerous’ In an exclusive interview with Euronews, the head of the Ukrainian President's Office warned against a future European security architecture without the US and outlined Kyiv’s vision for deeper defence cooperation with Europe.
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Business José Sevilla resigns as Unicaja chair and declines to remain at the bank José Sevilla will step down as Unicaja chairman in April 2027 after deciding not to seek a new term, but will retain his non-executive role at the Málaga-based bank until then.
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Europe News France: Media outlet publishes new antisemitic screenshots attributed to Jordan Bardella In a second wave of revelations around Jordan Bardella, investigative outlet Mediapart has published new screenshots of antisemitic messages attributed to the RN leader, who denies writing them.
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The Europe Conversation Europe went all in on soft power for too long, Belgian defence minister says In an interview with Euronews, the Belgian defence minister argued that Europe spent too long focusing on soft power instead of defence.
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Europe News French protests over school conditions spread as students set fires and put up blockades High school students were joined on Thursday by university students, as violent incidents took place in several French cities and even spread to the Belgian city of Liege.
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No Comment Estonian slackliner takes on 120-metre-high line above Seoul Estonian slackliner Jaan Roose completed a 160‑metre tightrope walk high above central Seoul, drawing crowds along Cheonggye Stream as he crossed.
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No Comment Nigerian dancer completes 168-hour dance marathon in Guinness bid Nigerian dancer Benjamin Daniel, known as Ben Dancer, has completed a 168-hour dance marathon in Lagos as he seeks to set a new Guinness World Records mark.
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Earth News Palermo, first coffee grown and harvested in Italy: warmer climate is changing farming Rising temperatures now allow coffee to be grown in Italy. In Sicily, the Morettino family has completed its first harvest, showing how climate change is reshaping crops worldwide.
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Cult Uzbekistan’s rich cultural heritage on display in Qatar Qatar’s Museum of Islamic Art spotlights Uzbekistan’s rich cultural heritage. We meet the curator of ‘Uzbekistan: Heritage in Motion’ to learn about centuries of Islamic art, craftsmanship and traditions.
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USA Elon Musk returns to Trump administration to co-lead Pentagon war study Musk, who in 2024 threw his support behind Trump and helped his return to the White House, served as head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), where he spearheaded sweeping job cuts across the US federal government.
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12 minutes with El representante de EE.UU. en la OTAN: La revisión de las tropas en Europa dependerá del "América primero" The review of troops stationed in Europe was initiated after tensions rose over some NATO countries refusing US troops access to military bases for use in the war in Iran.
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The Europe Conversation 'Don't care about supporting Russia': Bulgarian PM hits back against pro-Moscow label The Bulgarian prime minister is principal among EU leaders calling for talks with Moscow over its war on Ukraine, earning him a pro-Russia label.
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Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 1st, 2026 – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this October 1st, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
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Culture news Muchas gracias: Woody Allen presents new film in Madrid made with €3m from public purse The 90-year-old American director has unveiled in the Spanish capital his 51st film, that's due to start shooting on 5 October with public funding, as past scandals still shadow his career.
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Europe News Greece pitches suspension of the EU’s right to asylum during migration crises A special regime would be activated in case of a rapid increase in arrivals and migrants flows used as a hybrid threat by third countries. Several EU governments seem open to the proposal, which could feature in the Commission’s new Emergency Response.
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Health news Greece to set up a new national dementia centre for patients, families and caretakers The new centre in Athens will provide cognitive training, occupational and music therapy, plus services for prevention, diagnosis and ongoing patient monitoring.
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Europe News ‘Releasing strategic reserves is a possibility,’ EU energy chief tells Euronews as diesel squeeze bites Member states are discussing a coordinated release through the IEA, as the US pressures Europe to put more oil on the market. The Energy Commissioner told Euronews that Brussels can help coordinate the effort.
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The Europe Conversation WATCH: NATO model 'not sustainable', alliance's chief Mark Rutte tells Euronews NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte spoke exclusively to Euronews about the most pressing challenges facing the alliance, including overreliance on the US and Russia's nuclear threat. Watch the interview here.
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Europe News EU turns page on Ukraine's $27 billion deficit, says all needs are covered The mystery surrounding Ukraine's $27 billion shortfall abruptly ended on Thursday as the European Commission confirmed the country's financial and military needs for 2026 are fully covered.
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Destinations ‘Set-jetting’ trips: How to holiday like the Gilmore Girls in Stars Hollow From the fictional Connecticut town of Gilmore Girls' Stars Hollow to destinations closer to home in Europe, the set-jetting trend continues to turn film and TV locations into travel experiences.
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Culture news Alliance against invisibility: Prado and Rijksmuseum join forces for women in art Madrid's Prado Museum and Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum are joining forces in a strategic alliance to explore women's role in history and reassess the shared heritage between Spain and the Netherlands.
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Russia Russia expels Hungarian diplomats as Budapest breaks with Orbán era Moscow ordered Hungarian embassy and consulate staff out just weeks after Budapest expelled 10 Russian diplomats on national security grounds in September, the first such move by Hungary since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
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Culture news Shakira and Amazon Music stream Madrid concert live and free Shakira will livestream a full concert worldwide for the first time. The show, broadcast free from Madrid on 3 October, will be available via Amazon Music, Prime Video and Twitch.
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Economy No relief at the pump: EU diesel hits new record of €2.24 a litre Twelve EU countries recorded new diesel price highs as supply disruptions pushed the bloc’s average pump price to €2.24 a litre.
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No Comment Young martial artists train in China’s ancient mountain schools Young students from China and abroad train in tai chi and kung fu on the Wudang Mountains, where Taoist philosophy shapes martial arts and daily life.
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No Comment Giant Chinese flag unfurled on glass bridge in Jiangxi ahead of national day Tourists in Jiangxi unfurl a giant flag on a 330‑metre glass bridge as China marks National Day with dawn ceremonies and music in Tian’anmen Square.
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Europe News Finland investigates suspected break-ins at several MPs homes, authorities say All members of parliament had been told to remain vigilant, report observations and file police complaints if necessary.
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Business EU watchdogs question Binance over unlicensed European operations European regulators are questioning Binance over its use of a narrow legal exemption to keep serving EU customers without a licence, the Financial Times reported. Binance told Euronews it is working towards authorisation, while ESMA said enforcement is a matter for national authorities.
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The Ring Can Europe afford its defence boost? MEPs debate in The Ring As security and hybrid threats are on the rise across Europe and the war in Ukraine enters its fifth year, the focus in Brussels is firmly on increasing defence spending. But who should pay, and how?
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Europe News Germany and Kazakhstan: raw materials, trade routes and new partnerships Kazakhstan is becoming a key economic and geopolitical partner for Germany. President Tokayev's Berlin visit focuses on Central Asia and cutting reliance on vital raw materials.
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Cinema Gaza documentary ‘NAZA’ beating ‘Avengers Endgame: Encore’ at box office 'NAZA', the award-winning documentary which examines "the systems behind the mass killing of Palestinian civilians", is currently beating the recently re-released Marvel film ‘Avengers Endgame: Encore’ at the Italian box office. The documentary is set to be released globally this month.
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Business Portugal records biggest EU rise in house prices in second quarter Eurostat data shows Portugal recorded the EU's sharpest rise in house prices in Q2 2026 versus a year earlier. In September, national housing costs hit a fresh record high.
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Travel News Barcelona-Amsterdam: Europe's most stressful air route for nervous flyers The route between Barcelona El Prat and Amsterdam Schiphol tops a ranking that also lists Madrid-London Heathrow in 10th place, according to AirAdvisor.
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Europe News Falling numbers: Thymaina's plunging population shows Greece's demographic decline Desertification in rural areas and on the islands is forcing schools to shut. On a small eastern Aegean island, locals speak of soaring costs, isolation and a future without children.
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Tech News Rogue AI agents tried and failed to hack US and Canadian government websites Researchers cannot confidently say who was responsible, but evidence points to rogue Google and OpenAI agents carrying out a range of aggressive tactics to collect datasets and test their vulnerabilities.
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No Comment Bradley Whitford receives Hollywood Walk of Fame star Bradley Whitford receives the 2,858th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, celebrating with family and West Wing co-stars in Los Angeles.
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Cinema Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Digger' – Tom Cruise stuck in postmodernist misfire Oscar-winning director Alejandro González Iñárritu teams up with Tom Cruise for 'Digger', one of the boldest and wildest films of 2026. It may also be one of this year's biggest misfires.
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Travel News The rise of ‘micro-travel’ and other trends set to hit the big time in 2027, according to Hilton Next year, travellers will be taking more frequent, but shorter, trips, booking onto 'growth getaways' and prioritising spending time in nature for wellness purposes.
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Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 1st, 2026 – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this October 1st, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
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Cinema 'They should cast Jack': Danny Boyle names his pick for the next James Bond Jack O’Connell’s name has been mentioned as a possible Bond contender during the audition process, but has not been elevated to frontrunner status like Jack Lowden, Callum Turner, Jacob Elordi and Jack Barton. Now, ex-Bond director Danny Boyle has named O'Connell as his ideal pick for the new 007.
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Economy Trump announces $200bn in South Korean energy investment plans US President Donald Trump announced Wednesday plans for $200 billion in South Korean investments in US energy projects, including $54 billion for a long-planned liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in Alaska that Seoul said it had not yet agreed to invest in.
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Europe News Greece urges EU to loosen fiscal rules as energy crisis deepens High energy prices and military escalation at energy facilities in the Middle East prompted Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to ask Brussels for greater fiscal flexibility. Greece has the largest debt among EU countries and is heading to polls in 2027.
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Europe News Several regions of Ukraine hit by power cuts after Russian strikes, grid operator says Kyiv said it was Moscow's opening salvo in an expected campaign to try to knock out heating and power as winter approaches.
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No Comment Four sailors rescued after sperm whale sinks yacht in South Pacific Four sailors were rescued after a sperm whale struck and sank their yacht in the remote South Pacific. A New Zealand Air Force surveillance aircraft helped coordinate the rescue. The crew were taken aboard a cargo ship as their yacht went under.
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Earth News ‘Thrilling’: Dutch cattle farmers switch to rice as solution to warmer climate and sinking peatlands Dutch cattle farming dries out peatland and releases CO2. Is switching to Japanese rice-growing a solution?
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Europe News Lost in translation: Montenegro's EU accession faces a language barrier Montenegro may not be able to accurately translate all EU laws in time for accession, so the European Commission is currently weighing options for a derogation, including allowing Podgorica to use an existing EU language to fill the gaps. Croatian would be the most obvious choice.
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Europe News PM Netanyahu says Israel warned UK of suspected Iran attack plot on RAF airbase After three days of investigations, including using a bomb disposal team, police said on Tuesday they had found no explosives in the vehicles, but they had retrieved a "quantity of petrol."
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Markets Oil hovers around $100 as US bonds suffer their worst quarter since 1994 Oil prices bounced back above $100 a barrel on Thursday as a US-Iran deal remained elusive, while European stocks fell and US government bonds came off their worst quarter since 1994, with the 10-year Treasury yield at its highest since 2007.
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Economy France's borrowing rate keeps rising, hitting its highest level since 2002 The new rise in France's ten-year borrowing rate, now close to 5%, shows investors' mounting distrust of a public debt that keeps climbing.
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The Cube Is the EU planning to freeze funds to German states that voted for the AfD? Claims circulating online allege that the EU is threatening to block funds intended for the German state of Saxony-Anhalt, after the far-right AfD party won a recent election there. However, there's no evidence that this is the case.
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Europe News Crete at the mercy of severe weather: Floods, landslides, power cuts and closed schools Heavy rain and thunderstorms have turned roads into torrents, causing landslides and power cuts, while authorities and civil protection are on high alert.
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No Comment Onboard videos show chaotic scenes on FlyDubai flight An Israeli passenger filmed scenes of panic aboard a FlyDubai flight after an alleged attack in the cockpit forced the plane to make an emergency landing in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia.
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Russia Russia's jury reform draws fire for handing verdicts back to the state The Supreme Court proposals would allow presiding judges to "clarify" questions during deliberations and reduce jury panels from six or eight members to four, changes lawyers say undermine the independence of a system that acquits at 60 times the national average in non-jury trials.
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Europe in Motion Eviction: Where are tenants most and least protected across Europe? The eviction of a disabled 87-year-old woman in Madrid from a flat she lived in for 70 years has sparked outrage and comparisons of renter rights across the continent.
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Tech News Gimmick or recipe for success? Japan's convenience stores test AI flavours Japanese convenience store chains are turning to AI for dessert ideas. Some are unexpected mashups.
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Tech News Tallinn Defence EXPO: Counter-drone systems and robot soldiers steal the show Drones have changed the face of war in Ukraine. At the Tallinn Defence EXPO, Estonian companies showed the counter-drone systems and battlefield robots they say Europe now needs.
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Tech News Humanoid robots: China builds them, but Germany could supply the joints and hands Europe has so far built few humanoid robots, yet could profit from each one. German car part suppliers may play a key role in joints, says a Fraunhofer study.
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United Arab Emirates Attacker's identity and motive unknown after flydubai flight to Israel escapes disaster after pilot stabbed Saudi and UAE authorities have said little publicly beyond confirming that investigations were underway. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said the copilot was arrested.
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Economy French government to lay out budget amid record-breaking public debt The French government, lacking a clear parliamentary majority, faces a difficult political battle as it seeks to pass its budget.
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No Comment Swiss glaciers lose 5.5% of ice in second-largest melt on record Swiss scientists report rapid ice loss at the Rhône Glacier, as heatwaves and a dry winter drive Switzerland’s second-biggest melt on record.
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Culture news Kanye West’s controversial concerts in Russia have finally been cancelled According to the Moscow-based organizer Say Agency, the controversial rapper's two October dates in St Petersburg have been cancelled. Russian media states that the decision was made by the authorities, who are reportedly investigating the organizers for alleged fraud.
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EU.XL Can Canada be the EU's answer to 'unreliable' trade partners? Ahead of October's EU-Canada summit, both sides are considering a partnership beyond CETA and €130 billion in annual trade. Nothing is agreed on financial services, and the new "associate member" tier has no legal definition.
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World News Death-row inmate Christa Pike seen during murder trial File footage shows Christa Pike during her murder trial in Tennessee in 1996 and 2012.
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Europe News Rutte responds to Moscow's nuclear threats, and the UK leader weighs re-joining the EU Good morning, I’m Mared Gwyn. Welcome to your Thursday newsletter. Today: NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte tells Euronews that Russia should stop issuing nuclear threats, and the UK Prime Minister puts EU membership back on the table.
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Business Before the Iran war vs now: How much of a worker’s wage is needed to fill a 50-litre tank? A 50-litre diesel tank costs the equivalent of 15.4% of Bulgaria’s gross monthly minimum wage, compared with 3.8% in Luxembourg, as fuel prices have risen since the Iran war began.
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Health news Two million Portuguese suffer from migraine, but many still lack care Worldwide, around 1.3 billion people live with migraine, making it one of the most common neurological disorders and a leading cause of disability. Despite its impact, it is underdiagnosed and many patients still lack adequate care.
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Europe Today Europe Today: Rutte tells Russia to stop nuclear threats at Euronews defence summit NATO chief Mark Rutte tells Russia to stop its nuclear threats, speaking at the Euronews Defence Summit as Moscow threatens to use its nuclear arsenal. Rutte also said there's no imminent threat to NATO territory, while Belgian defence chief Theo Francken argued Russia is Belgium's biggest threat.
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World News ‘Nightmare of a lifetime’: passengers recount chaos on flydubai flight Passengers on a Tel Aviv-bound flydubai flight recount the terrifying moments after an altercation erupted in the cockpit. As the plane was diverted to Saudi Arabia, passengers say several people rushed to intervene and helped bring the situation under control.
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USA US death row inmate Christa Pike in hospital after surviving two lethal injections, lawyers say Pike was 18 when she and her boyfriend beat and killed Colleen Slemmer, 19, at a job training camp for young people.
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Culture news 'Women don't cry any more, they cash in': Shakira turns Madrid into a festival of empowerment The Colombian pop star returns to Spain after eight years with a 12-show residency in Madrid, celebrating Latin culture and turning a chapter of her life into a spectacle of music, freedom and empowerment.
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Europe News Hundreds held, dozens wounded as protests over conditions in French schools escalate Since last week, students have staged protests outside schools over grievances ranging from timetables, class sizes and a shortage of teachers to overheated classrooms during this year's heatwaves.
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Health news Where does body fat go when we lose weight? The answer is stranger than you expect Researchers estimate that around 84% of lost body fat is exhaled as carbon dioxide, while the remaining 16% is lost as water.
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Earth News Methane is responsible for 30% of global warming – so why is the EU trying to delay rules to cut it? “Methane is the quickest brake we have on warming this decade. Before ministers agree to ease off it, I'd ask them to look very carefully at what it actually costs.”
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Travel News Explained: How the EU’s new cabin baggage rules will work – and when they start EU travellers could soon get a larger cabin allowance at no extra cost – but UK passengers flying out of UK airports are unlikely to benefit from the new rules.
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Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | October 1st, 2026 – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this October 1st, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
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Japan Japan's Sanae Takaichi announces new tightened measures for foreigners seeking permanent residency The measures come as the country’s conservative leader Sanae Takaichi looks to deliver on election promises, which were spearheaded by vast immigration reforms, in her historic supermajority election victory in February.
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Israel “I grabbed the controls”: FlyDubai survivor recounts dramatic cockpit attack as he meets Netanyahu Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met Yaniv Hayun, one of the passengers who helped subdue a pilot after a stabbing on a Flydubai flight bound for Israel.
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Iraq US coalition ends Iraq mission as pro-Iran factions refuse to disarm The US-led force has been operating in Iraq for 12 years to dismantle IS terrorist group networks which had threatened to take over the region and plunge it into instability.