UK airports targeted by bomb hoax as flights in Europe grounded – what we know IN FULL The Independent UK · Nov 5
UK can rejoin EU without adopting Euro — but only on one condition, Barnier says Freedom of movement is ‘not negotiable’, says the former French prime minister, once dubbed the bloc’s Mr Brexit The Independent UK · Nov 5
Flight bomb threats latest: Heathrow and Birmingham airports ‘targeted by threats’ after planes make emergency landings It comes after a series of hoax threats across Europe earlier this week The Independent UK · Nov 5
Europe is betting €525 million on chip design start-ups A new initiative under the EU's Chips Act targets a segment where European firms account for less than 1% of global revenues. Euronews · Nov 5
Activists across Europe prepare two days of protests against datacentres More than 100 campaign groups will join together in 15 countries this week to call for a halt to major AI projects The Guardian - UK · Nov 5
Multiple planes diverted as bomb threats to commercial flights reported across Europe – as it happened EU transport commissioner says ‘too early’ to say if bomb threats to 20 flights are linked The Guardian - UK · Nov 5
Harry Kane signs record-breaking Bayern Munich contract to become Europe's highest-paid player Newly-crowned Ballon d’Or winner extends lucrative stay in the Bundesliga until 2029 Evening Standard · Nov 5
Champions League: Lens suffer historic 9-1 defeat against Como RC Lens suffered the heaviest defeat in the history of French football in European competition, losing 9-1 at home to Como in the Champions League. Having already been beaten by Club Brugge (3-0) and Sporting CP (2-0), Lens have now suffered three consecutive defeats in Europe. France 24 · Nov 5
Oil giants cash in on the US-Iran conflict. Can an EU-wide tax on oil profits ease the energy crisis? A new report commissioned by Greenpeace Germany found that oil companies earned €36 billion in additional margins from the fallout of the US-Iran conflict between March 1 and October 19. Can Europe tax these profits to help ease rising energy bills? Euronews · Nov 5
Europe weighs implications of Trump’s midterm setback Good morning. It’s Thursday, and I’m Mared Gwyn. In this edition: What the Democrats’ sweeping win in the US midterm elections means for Europe, and Germany and Brussels continue to clash over what "associate" EU membership actually means. Euronews · Nov 5
Europe Today: Trump loses Congress. Will he now be even more unpredictable? Democrats have seized control of the US Congress in a nationwide rejection of Trump. In Europe, hackers targeted a French blood bank and supermarket fridges, raising fears of a new front in hybrid warfare. Plus: we talk to Reza Pahlavi, one of the main leaders of the opposition to the… Euronews · Nov 5
Ban it or build it? Europe considers how to regulate social media France’s under-15 social media ban has already fallen in court, and Australia’s is now on trial. Meanwhile, a new European coalition is betting on a different fix: build better platforms. Euronews · Nov 5
Arab airlines set to record a collective net loss of €3.82 billion in 2026, AACO report reveals At its AGM held this week in Doha, the Arab Air Carriers’ Organization raised concerns over EU carbon regulations, as airlines look to boost European connectivity amid ongoing regional uncertainty. Euronews · Nov 5
Latest news bulletin | November 5th, 2026 – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this November 5th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. Euronews · Nov 5
Euronews · Nov 5 Food prices in Europe: Where are grocery costs rising fastest? Food price rises in Europe have been modest this year, but fresh produce is getting pricier, with prices up 8% in France and supply disruptions leaving shelves empty in southern Italy.
Evening Standard · Nov 5 London's second to Paris for best nightlife in Europe... but getting home is easier The European capitals were given a combined score based on their nightlife and late-night public transport offerings
The Independent UK · Nov 5 Almost three-quarters of Brits view US as serious threat to world peace under Trump, survey reveals The survey revealed how Britons have now ‘become more favourable towards Europe’
The Independent UK · Nov 5 Most UK voters back post-Brexit youth mobility scheme with EU Summit later this month could clinch a deal on a scheme as well as food and drink checks
Euronews · Nov 5 Snow Forecast (2026/11/05) Snow Forecast delivers the latest snow conditions and forecasts directly from the slopes of ski resorts across Europe and Central Asia. (Broadcast 2026/11/05)
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International Business Times · Nov 4 European Freezers Keep Being Attacked By Hackers. Experts Believe Russia Is Behind. Cyberattacks affecting supermarket refrigeration systems across Europe have raised concerns about Russian state-sponsored hackers exploiting outdated remote-control technology in connected appliances.
The Independent UK · Nov 4 ‘Staggering’ cost of Brexit red tape for UK businesses revealed Exclusive: Cost of trading with the EU tops £7bn in just four years, with M&S forced to rent a warehouse just to store paperwork
Euronews · Nov 4 Indra to lead Spanish alliance guarding Europe's undersea infrastructure The project will combine sovereign AI, advanced sensors and unmanned vehicles to constantly monitor the water mass from surface to seabed, making national industry a European security benchmark.
InsideEVs · Nov 4 EVs Made Up Nearly A Third Of UK Sales As Europe's Electric Boom Continues Electric cars captured nearly 32% of new UK registrations in October 2026, while Germany also posted strong EV sales growth amid Europe's expanding EV market.
Euronews · Nov 4 MEPs debate EU enlargement at Euronews Summit in Brussels As the European Commission released its latest progress report on candidate countries, MEPs Riho Terras (EPP) and Pasquale Tridico (The Left Group) go head to head over one of Europe's most ambitious political projects.