Real Madrid wants 'answers' after UEFA Champions League final disorder
Real Madrid have asked for an explanation from France after stating that supporters were left "abandoned and defenceless" at the UEFA Champions League final.
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Misleading posts claim the Queen's Platinum Jubilee cost taxpayers £1 billion
Amid the festivities of Queen Elizabeth II's platinum jubilee in the United Kingdom, misleading social media posts have been circulating concerning the cost of the event.
An ‘eye-opening’ discovery: Jazz drummer Gregory Hutchinson discovers ancestral past
Before the arrival of the Portuguese in 1575, Luanda was a trading outpost for the great Kongo and Ndongo Kingdoms. Five centuries later, the city of Luanda is rediscovering, confronting and embracing its past and hoping to establish itself as one of the most historic cities on the African continent – especially for those among the global Angolan Diaspora.
Lithuania gets fundraised drone for free, from Turkish manufacturer
Inspired by an act of generosity by Lithuanians, a Turkish manufacturer is donating a drone that will go to the war-torn country of Ukraine, Lithuania's defense minister said Thursday.
Ukraine live: US vows to hold Russia accountable for crimes committed by its forces
The United States and its allies are vowing to hold Russia accountable for crimes committed by its forces since the invasion of Ukraine on 24 February.
Elon Musk demands Tesla staff return to office full-time or ‘pretend to work’ elsewhere
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has asked employees to return to the office full-time or leave the company, according to an email sent to staff.
Good tech, fast medicine: how you'll soon be able to pick up a prescription anywhere in Europe
The development of so-called ePrescriptions will soon make it possible for people to be able to pick up their medication at any pharmacy inside the EU without a paper prescription. The multi-lingual system is already being used in Finland and Estonia. Smart Health travelled to Tallinn to find out more.
How can football help the planet's water problem?
The climate crisis continues to be one of if not the greatest threat to humanity. The global game must do its part to help the planet, as football is the most-watched sport in the world and can often be a driving force for positive change. Inefficient energy systems can be replaced with more environmentally friendly ones, saving clubs money in the long run.