Only 1 in 3 Euro consumers are trading in their old phones
The European secondary smartphone market had built strong momentum going into 2025. Consumers were turning away from brand-new devices amid a lack of innovation and ongoing economic pressures.
10,000-year-old woman had 'lighter skin than most' and BLUE eyes
"This indicates greater diversity in skin pigmentation than we previously thought," said Maïté Rivollat, chief geneticist of the project, highlighting unexpected findings on skin color variations.
Last-minute talks underway to avert strikes at bin company which serves 135,000
We have made clear in talks with the company that our members oppose the sale of this state asset as a move which will cost customers, workers and the environment.
An Irish player has won the record-breaking €250m Euromillions jackpot, marking a significant moment in lottery history with numbers drawn: 13, 22, 23, 44, 49, and lucky stars 3 and 5.
Viking age burial site full of ancient objects found in Denmark, say experts
A spectacular 10th-century Viking burial site containing around 30 graves and a wealth of artifacts has been discovered in northern Denmark, shedding light on noble life.
Met Eireann predicts country to bask in sunshine, with highs of up 24C this week
Meteorologist Holly O'Neill stated that high pressure will dominate the weather this week, leading to settled conditions and only isolated showers expected.
Video. Seven injured as powerful storm lashes Croatia's western coast
The worst-hit city was Rovinj, where trees were torn down, roads blocked, and dozens of yachts stranded. Emergency crews worked through the night, with over 100 callouts reported in 24 hours.
Eurocops shutter dark web drug shop Archetyp, arrest 8
This takedown marks a significant victory for law enforcement against the dark web, dismantling Europe’s longest-serving drug marketplace, Archetyp, and its operational network.
How the Middle East Airspace Closures Could Impact Your Flight
Airlines are canceling and diverting flights around Middle Eastern airspace as a result of Israel's strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, greatly impacting international travel.
Watch England U19s go for European glory on the BBC
England's men and women's teams are set to compete in the UEFA Under-19 Championships, facing stiff competition from traditional powerhouses like Spain and Germany.
Copenhagen is adapting to a warmer world with rain tunnels and 'sponge parks'
Copenhagen's 2011 storm caused over $1 billion in damage, prompting officials to adopt a $1.3 billion Cloudburst Management Plan to mitigate future flooding.
SiPearl ships reference node design for Rhea1 Arm chip
The Seine Reference Server is pivotal for validating and developing software for the Rhea1 processor, which powers Europe’s most advanced supercomputer, Jupiter.
New-look Ronde van Brugge to replace Classic Brugge-De Panne for 2026
With the Ronde van Brugge, we are going for a strong a safe project. We are offering the best sprinters in the world the chance in a top race of WorldTour level for the next six years.
These Are the Top Pizza Places in Europe-and Why You Won't Find a Single Italian Spot on the List
Napoli on the Road is much more than just a pizzeria: it is the symbol of a new era of Neapolitan pizza in the United Kingdom, revolutionizing the concept of contemporary pizzeria.