Euronews Debates: Electrifying Europe - how can we do it?
Europe is on the road to a rapid transition in the electricity sector to meet its aims regarding containing energy prices and its ambitious climate goals.
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Thousands of people with condition to be invited for screening
Thousands of people with a condition that increases their risk of developing certain cancers will be offered preventative screening on the NHS. Lynch syndrome - a genetic condition - impacts about 175,000 people in England.
Expert reveals common snacking mistake that could be harming your sleep
A common snacking mistake could be affecting our sleep quality, according to an expert.
Euroviews. Europe needs all hands on deck to remove obstacles to innovation
The EU is losing ground to its global competitors, and this is partly due to legislation that sometimes creates unexpected barriers to research and innovation.
Arizona drubs Arizona State by 45 in rivalry's biggest rout - ESPN
TUCSON, Ariz. — Jaden Bradley scored 21 points, Oumar Ballo dominated inside and No. 5 Arizona overpowered Arizona State 105-60 on Saturday night in the rivals' final Pac-12 game at McKale Center.
Plastic industry knew recycling was a farce for decades yet deceived the public, report reveals
Recycling has been promoted as a solution to plastic waste management for more than 50 years.
No. 1 UConn tops Marquette in historic blowout of Top-5 team - ESPN
STORRS, Conn. — Donovan Clingan had 17 points and 10 rebounds to help top-ranked UConn rout No. 4 Marquette 81-53 Saturday and take control of the race for the Big East regular-season title.
Scientist warns certain type of sugar-free sweetener used in sweets and gum could cause stomach problems
A junk food diet combined with eating sugar-free snacks can lead to an upset stomach, a new study claims.