Italy and France hit by severe flooding after heavy rain
A wave of bad weather has ravaged parts of Italy and central France, with storms and heavy rainfall expected batter to Italy's south until Tuesday.
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‘Sinwar storm’ is coming for Israel, claims new Hamas leader
Yahya Sinwar, who was killed in Gaza by Israeli forces last week, “kicked up a storm” against Israel that would eventually “lead to its destruction,” the acting leader of Hamas said.
Intel: clarity on competition? - Newsletter
Monday 21 October: European Parliament's environment committee to vote on position for climate COP29 taking place in Baku, Azerbaijan, 11 to 22 November 2024.
BHP faces multi-billion UK lawsuit over 2015 Brazil dam collapse
The UK trial concerning the Brazilian Fundão tailings dam collapse in 2015 is taking place, almost nine years after the incident. The lawsuit is one of the biggest of its kind in English legal history, with BHP potentially having to pay up to $47bn (€43.29bn) in compensation to some 620,000 alleged individual victims.
Trump works the fry station at McDonald's in a bid to attract working-class voters
US Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump worked the fry station at a Pennsylvania McDonald's on Sunday, drawing attention to his claims that Democratic nominee Kamala Harris lied about previously working in the fast-food industry.
World conker champion cleared of cheating - event chairman calls out 'sore loser' opponent
First there was a chess grandmaster cleared of using anal beads to cheat.
Amazon's EU lobbying spend hits €5M - nearly double its reported figures
US tech company Amazon has adjusted its declared annual EU lobby spend for last year following complaints by NGOs, bumping the figure to €5m from the €2.75m it had previously declared in the official record-keeper, the Transparency Register.
Energy efficiency: Are EU houses ready for winter?
In 2023, 25.5% of the EU population aged 16 or over was living in a house in which energy efficiency has improved in the last five years.