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Europe · ValenciaOne person has been killed and dozens injured after high winds caused parts of the main stage at a music festival in Spain to collapse, officials have said.See the Story
One killed, 17 injured in stage collapse at Spanish festival
46% Left coverage: 46 sources
Europe · MadridSpain's leader has proposed an energy-saving move that many men have already embraced. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez is asking government officials and people working in the private sector to save energy by giving up neckties. Rising energy costs for households and businesses in Spain has been a major issue in recent months.See the Story
Ditch the necktie: Spain's leader backs conserving energy
59% Center coverage: 22 sources
Europe · MadridSpain's ministry for equality has launched a summer campaign inviting women to discard their hang ups about how they look in swim togs. The campaign was created with the help of the Spanish Institute of Women and Sexist Advertising Watchdog (OIM). The institute commissioned the posters in an attempt to address the anxiety many women feel about their own bodies and visiting Spain's beaches over summer. Women's Institute head Antonia Morillas said physical expectations affected not only women's self-esteem, but denied them their rights. Some wondered if it should be widened to include men without so-called standard bodies.See the Story
Every woman's body is a beach body - says new campaign launched in Spain
46% Center coverage: 13 sources
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Europe · GenevaWHO Europe said that more fatalities can be expected. First recorded monkeypox-related deaths outside Africa this week. Over 18 000 monkeypox cases have been detected across the globe, outside of Africa, since the start of May. A smallpox vaccine made by Bavarian Nordic has been noted to protect against monkeypox.See the Story
WHO says MORE monkeypox-related deaths can be expected
34% Center coverage: 3 sources
EuropeEurope's blistering summer may not be over yet but 2022 is already breaking records. Nearly 660,000 hectares ravaged since January, according to the EU's satellite monitoring service. Europe has suffered a series of heatwaves, forest fires and historic drought. Experts say human-induced climate change is to blame.See the Story
2022 sees record Europe wildfire destruction: EU
50% Left coverage: 4 sources
EuropeHoping to do his bit for the planet, perhaps save some money and avoid spending any time in airports, The Local's Ben McPartland decided to travel 2,000km with his family across Europe by train - not plane. Here's how he got on on and would he recommend it?See the Story
Yes, train travel across Europe is far better than flying - even with kids
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EuropeIn the face of possible energy shortages due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, countries around Europe are taking action to cut their energy use and ensure that the lights remain on this winter. Here's a look at some of the rules and recommendations that governments are introducing.See the Story
Air-con, ties and lights: How Europe plans to save energy and get through winter without blackouts
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Europe · MadridSpain on Saturday reported its second monkeypox-related death. More than 18,000 cases have been detected throughout the world outside of Africa since the beginning of May. WHO has called on the group currently most affected by the virus, men who have sex with men, to limit their sexual partners.See the Story
Spain’s LGBT community abstaining from sexual activity to keep monkeypox at bay
67% Center coverage: 3 sources
Europe · Canary IslandsThe Spanish rescue services found three migrants dead and 45 survivors, some of whom were very weak. “6 people were hospitalized, five of whom were in serious condition,” says the agency.See the Story
