Millionaires will burn through two-thirds of the world’s carbon budget by 2050, scientists warn
Millionaires will burn through more than two-thirds of the world’s carbon budget over the next 30 years, new research has warned. To limit global warming
Why must asbestos regulations change to better protect EU workers?
With Europe’s climate change targets, 35 million buildings are expected to be renovated by 2030, potentially exposing many workers to asbestos. So how should we
Boris Johnson endures high-stakes grilling over ‘partygate’
Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been giving testimony Wednesday, to a parliamentary enquiry into Downing Street parties during the pandemic. Boris Johnson, who
Google’s Bard vs OpenAI’s ChatGPT: Which of the rival AI chatbots is better?
Google has made its artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot Bard available to more users in the UK and the US – so finally Euronews Next got
25 injured as docked ship topples over in Scottish port
A large ship tipped over while dry-docked in Scotland, injuring 25 people Wednesday, according to emergency services. The Scottish Ambulance Service said 15 people were
EU vows to crack down on greenwashing with new rules for labels
Naturally sourced. Earth friendly. 100% organic. Cruelty free. Bio. These are some examples of the 230 environmental labels that can today be found stamped on products
Why must asbestos regulations change to better protect EU workers?
With Europe’s climate change targets, 35 million buildings are expected to be renovated by 2030, potentially exposing many workers to asbestos. So how should we
Sunak’s Brexit deal clears Commons vote despite Tory revolt
British lawmakers voted overwhelmingly Wednesday in favour of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s Brexit deal despite Tory revolt. The House of Commons voted 515-29 to back
The Brexit effect: Number of EU nationals in UK slumps
The number of EU residents in the UK has slumped, new figures published today reveal. According to the Office of National Statistics (ONS), the number
The world’s richest country made public transport free: Here’s what happened next
Luxembourg became the first country in the world to scrap fares on all public transport in 2020. Three years later, residents are filled with praise