By April Norris
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have announced the birth of their second child Lilibet ‘Lili’ Diana Mountbatten-Windsor.
Lilibet was born at 11:40am on 4 June in Santa Barbara, California, weighing 7lbs 11oz. No pictures of the baby have been released as of yet. Continue reading Meghan Markle welcomes baby girl
By Lauren Wiles
Italian rock band Måneskin win the 65th Eurovision Song Contest with Zitti E Buoni, earning a staggering 524 points.
This year’s Eurovision was one of the most nail-biting finals yet, with less than 100 points between the top three acts; France and Switzerland were very close runners up, scoring 499 and 432 points respectively. Continue reading “Rock and roll never dies”: Italy wins Eurovision 2021
By Natalie Hensel
The suspect in a racist attack on a 17-year-old Syrian refugee in Erfurt was arrested on Tuesday.
The assault on a Syrian teenager sparked outrage on social media and amongst politicians. Continue reading Attack on Syrian refugee shocks German city
By Kotryna Visockyte
The European Parliament is considering a ban on certain descriptions on vegan food labels.
If adopted, the ‘dairy ban’ would forbid the descriptions such as ‘yogurt-style’ or ‘cheese-alternative’ as well as phrases ‘contains no dairy’ or ‘creamy texture’. Continue reading ‘Non-diary’ food labels face ban
By Sam Myles
The Dutch general election is a week away and the polls are predicting that rightwing populist Geert Wilders, who has anti-Islam and anti-Eu views, will make gains within the Dutch Parliament.
Incumbent prime minister Mark Rutte still has high popularity, despite the Dutch government’s resignation in January following a child welfare scandal, which saw the government wrongly accuse families of child welfare fraud, asking them to repay the money the government had given to them. This scandal saw a dip in popularity for Mr Rutte’s party. Continue reading Right on the rise in Dutch opinion polls