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John Kennedy admits big fishes could soon be swimming after star man Matt O’Riley. But the Celtic coach is adamant the club will have a succession plan ready if the day comes for the Danish star to go to the big leagues.
How can travelling be more sustainable? Euronews reporter Anca Ulea seeks to answer this very question by visiting Japanese communities that are living sustainably with nature.
In 1985, Ingrid Newkirk, the founder of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) entities worldwide, said, “When it comes to having a central nervous system and the ability to feel pain, hunger, and thirst, a rat is a pig is a dog is a boy.” Many were incredulous and mocked her statement.
VAL GARDENA, Italy : American Bryce Bennett narrowly won the first men's downhill World Cup race of the season by defeating Norwegian Aleksander Aamodt Kilde by a slim margin in the Dolomites on Thursday.
The Samaná peninsula is in the far northeast of the Dominican Republic. In this episode of Explore, Cinzia Rizzi visits this wild region and discovers the colourful underwater world, postcard beaches and lush green side of this Caribbean island.
Eleven tonnes of cocaine imported by Albanian criminal organisations have been seized in Spain in two operations, the Spanish police announced on Tuesday, highlighting the importance of Balkan mafias in drug trafficking.
This weekend, Warehouse Project and Parklife boss Sacha Lord will once again pick up the entire bill for customers at one Greater Manchester eatery. On Sunday afternoon, Lord will be paying for all the food and drink over at Frankies Fish Bar in Blackley.
In this episode of Focus, we head to Japan’s Tohoku region to see how fishing communities along the country’s North Pacific coast are moving forward more than a decade since the devastating earthquake, tsunami and nuclear accident of 2011.