Category : Updates

Daniel Morgan: 'Institutional corruption' revealed in London's police force over 1987 axe murder

The actual Line of Obligation? This case has drawn parallels with BBC's hit crime collection, which follows a special unit investigating police corruption.

Ikea France fined €1 million for spying on staff and some customers

The French subsidiary of the home furnishings big Ikea was discovered guilty of spying on union representatives, staff and a few unhappy clients within the country.

EU and US reach deal to end Airbus-Boeing trade dispute

The trade dispute skyrocketed beneath the Trump administration and saw tit-for-tat duties slapped on a variety of corporations that don't have anything to do with plane manufacturing

EURO 2020: Austria's Marko Arnautovic denies outburst against North Macedonia was racist

The North Macedonian soccer federation has asked UEFA to punish Austrian striker Marko Arnautovic for a nationalist outburst after he scored at the European Championships on Sunday.

Majority of Europeans believe corruption is an issue in their country, report finds

Over half of Europeans consider that their government is managed by personal pursuits, in line with the newest report by Transparency Worldwide.

EURO 2020: How Portugal's Ronaldo could break multiple records

Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo will on Tuesday night grow to be the primary participant to take part in 5 Euro competitions. He might break two different data by the top of the event.

UK hails 'historic' post-Brexit trade deal with Australia

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his Australian counterpart Scott Morrison reached an settlement on the deal during negotiations in London on Monday, Australia's commerce minister stated.

ICC prosecutor seeks to probe Philippines' crackdown on drug crime

The prosecutor of the Worldwide Felony Courtroom stated a preliminary probe "determined that there's a affordable basis to consider that the crime towards humanity of murder has been committed" within the Philippines.

EURO 2020: Sweden hold Spain to a goalless draw in Seville

Spain controlled possession but could not convert any of their possibilities as Sweden held them to a Zero-0 attract Seville.

Belarusian journalist arrested off flight was 'hostage' at press conference

The Belarusian dissident journalist who was arrested after authorities diverted a Ryanair flight to Minsk was current at a overseas ministry press briefing on Monday.

NATO statement on China goes 'much further' than prior language, expert says

NATO has warned that China represents a worldwide security menace and presents challenges to the "rules-based international order."

Delta variant having huge impact on vaccine effectiveness, says expert

The Delta variant first found in India is having a huge effect on vaccine effectiveness within the UK, an skilled has advised Euronews.

Poland’s ruling conservatives suffer defeat in local mayoral election

Poland’s ruling Regulation and Justice get together suffered a loss within the Rzeszow mayoral race, a vote might indicate how robust the get together’s help is after almost six years of governing the country.

Italy to relax COVID-19 restrictions in six more regions

The areas of Emilia Romagna, Lombardy, Lazio, Piedmont and Puglia, and the autonomous province of Trento, have had their danger degree downgraded to "white zones".

Skriniar steps up as Slovakia beat Poland 2-1 at Euro 2020

It’s turning into fairly the yr for the uncompromising centre again, who is coming off enjoying an integral position for Inter Milan of their title-winning campaign in Italy.