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Rishi Sunak attends Council of Europe summit in Iceland
The Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has arrived in Iceland for a Council of Europe summit where he’s been pushing for closer coordination to deal with illegal migrants.
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90% turnout ‘is unheard of anywhere in Europe’ says member of Erdogan’s AK Party
We spoke to Harun Armagan, who is from President Erdogan’s ruling AK party.
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Liverpool praised for memorable Eurovision contest
Support for Ukraine was on display throughout Liverpool last night, as the city played host to the grand final of the Eurovision song contest – watched by millions of people around the world. Sweden’s Loreen made history by winning for a second time and – despite the UK’s disappointing result – there was nothing but…
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Eurovision stars and fans ready for grand final in Liverpool
The fans are in the zone and the musicians are warming up ahead of tonight’s Eurovision grand final in Liverpool – which is hosting the contest on behalf of last year’s winners, Ukraine. Amid all the razzamatazz there are rumours of a ‘mystery guest’ appearing on stage.
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Eurovision final countdown as organisers rebuff Zelenskyy request to give speech
There’s been controversy at Eurovision with organisers refusing to allow Ukraine’s president to make an address ahead of tomorrow’s song contest final.
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The Ukrainians making Merseyside their home as Liverpool gets ready for Eurovision
After Ukraine’s Kalush Orchestra romped to victory in last year’s Eurovision on a wave of international solidarity, the tradition of the winning nation hosting the next year’s event couldn’t happen because of the Russian invasion.
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Eurovision: 100,000 fans prepare to descend on Liverpool as semi-finals commence
Almost 100,000 Eurovision fans are expected to descend on Liverpool this week for Europe’s biggest pop concert. 15 contestants will face off in the first semi final – with Malta, Azerbaijan and Sweden among the hopefuls… while there are plenty of tributes to Ukraine – which was meant to host the contest.
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Europe suffers severe drought as temperatures reach record highs
If you spent anytime sunning yourself on this pleasantly warm bank holiday weekend across the UK – spare a thought for those suffering in much of Europe.
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BFI Flare: Behind the biggest celebration of queer cinema in Europe
It’s the biggest celebration of queer cinema in Europe – and organisers of the BFI flare film festival say with LGBTQ+ rights under threat around the world this year’s films are more “politically charged” than ever.
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Inside Lebanon’s crisis: why families are fleeing to Europe (Dubbed)
There’s been no president for a year, political deadlock in parliament and banks have stopped people from withdrawing their own money.
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Britain must ‘build back trust’ with Europe, says Liberal Democrat leader
The Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey has been hammering home the differences between his party and the Conservatives.
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Credit Suisse shares tumble – sending US and Europe markets into red
Share prices have tumbled again in the troubled Credit Suisse bank – sending markets across Europe and the United States into the red.
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NI agreement ‘will protect the EU single market’, says Ireland’s Minister for European Affairs
We spoke to Ireland’s Minister for European Affairs Peter Burke.
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Russia plans new wave of attacks on Ukraine, as Zelenskyy appeals to Europe for help
Russia has unleashed another wave of missiles at energy generating targets in Ukraine.
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January temperature records smashed across Europe
Across large parts of Europe, from Latvia to the Netherlands, temperatures have hit new records for the time of year.