4 May 2018 | Euronews
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World News Thousands face deportation as US cancels resident permits Immigration hard-liners have cheered Trump's push to end Temporary Protected Status designations for at least six countries. -
World News Why losing weight is harder for older women (even Charlize Theron) If it's getting harder and harder to shed the pounds as you age, you're not alone. Here's how to fight back. -
World News Trump administration ends protected status for Hondurans The decision was called a "death sentence" by a labor activist, and "tragic" and "wrongheaded" by Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, a Florida Republcian. -
United Kingdom Four things you need to know about the UK local elections Yesterday the UK held local elections across parts of the country, but the results aren’t coming in as expected… -
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Germany Juncker opens exhibition to Karl Marx Exhibits include a bronze statue of Marx donated by China to mark the 200th anniversary of his birth. -
World News EU’s carbon dioxide emissions ‘rose by 1.8% last year’ Campaigners have called on EU countries to step up their game after new figures suggested a rise in carbon dioxide emissions. -
Denmark Denmark's 'wooden skyscraper' breaks ground The 45-metre tall observation tower offers panoramic views of Denmark's Gisselfeld Kloster park and will be connected to a 900-metre-long treetop walkway. -
Israel Reigning Dutch champion Tom Dumoulin wins first stage of Giro D'Italia Sky's Chris Froome came in a disappointing twenty first having crashed whilst reccying the course before the race. -
Sweden How a school in Sweden is trying bikes to improve children's learning Bike-loving Sweden has cranked up its fondness for two wheels — by introducing them to the classroom. -
Israel Many injured in Gaza protests Gaza’s Health Ministry says at least 350 Palestinians have been injured in protests; some by live fire. -
United Kingdom Gerrard unveiled as new Rangers boss The Liverpool legend was finally confirmed as coach of the Scottish giants and tasked with stealing glory from Glasgow rivals Celtic -
Business Planet AI and robotics: the opportunities for European businesses Euronews travelled to Sweden to meet the team behind a computer-to-human interface that can interact with people -
Destinations Basque in glory Discovering the beauty of Saint-Jean-de-Luz -
France Air France CEO resigns after employees reject pay deal The chief executive of Air France-KLM, Jean-Marc Janaillac, has resigned after staff at the airline rejected the latest pay deal. -
World "Nobody wins with Brexit" says EU research chief Carlos Moedas But the European Commissioner for Research, Science and Innovation says he would still love to see post-Brexit Britain and the EU work together on science -
Turkey Turkey's main opposition announces presidential candidate Muharrem Ince will be challenging President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in next month's presidential election, it's been announced at a rally in Ankara -
World News Who are some of the best paid country leaders in Europe? A study has unveiled the earnings of leaders and monarchs in key European countries. -
World News Get used to wooden skyscrapers. They're stronger, cleaner and fire resistant | View Timber is set to become a popular alternative to traditional building materials used in tall buildings, says Rune Abrahamsen, a timber expert who is helping to construct the world's tallest wooden high-rise in Norway. -
France European broadcasters team up to take on the likes of Netflix France, Italy, and Germany's public broadcasters are joining forces to take on the US streaming giants. -
World How will hyperspeed and AI tech shake up the Middle East? This week’s Inspire Middle East goes high-tech as we focus on the big and small innovations that will be impacting tomorrow’s world. -
Earth News Would you buy a lab-grown diamond? Natural stones or eco-friendly gems should rule the diamond market? -
USA US unemployment rate at 3.9 percent, the lowest level since 2000 The economy needs to create roughly 120,000 jobs per month to keep up with growth in the working-age population. -
World News Europe is failing victims of sexual crime | View We must prove that justice can be served if we want victims to come forward. -
World News Buckingham Palace releases new details ahead of royal wedding Officials outlined plans for a celebration designed to spread from the privileged surroundings of Windsor Castle throughout Britain and the world. -
Economy 25 billion euros paid out in "Dieselgate" scandal and the bill is still rising By next year VW must buy back or fix 85 percent of the vehicles involved in the 2015 scandal or face higher payments for emissions -
Kenya Over 100 dead in Kenyan floods Aid agencies are struggling to provide aid to remote areas of Kenya following several weeks of torrential rain and landslides. -
No Comment No Comment of the Week Euronews' highlights and lowlights of the week across the globe. -
West Bank Mahmoud Abbas, who is 82, re-elected as Palestinian president He immediately apologised for remarks he made days earlier that led many to accuse him of anti-Semitism. -
France Spain rejects mediators call for dialogue as ETA disbands Mediators appealed for reconciliation at a ceremony to formally end ETA's bloody campaign for Basque independence -
New Zealand New Zealand PM kicks off cheeky campaign to get country on the map Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern features in a viral video campaigning against New Zealand being left off world maps by thoughtless coffee chains, retailers and even sports teams. -
World News U.S. warns China of 'consequences' over reported missiles in South China Sea Beijing has not denied reports it has installed cruise missiles in the South China Sea. -
World News US-EU divisions encouraging Iran's 'bloody' adventurism | View Cooperation and determination between Europe and the US may save the Iran nuclear deal, but it will take more to end Tehran’s meddling in the region. -
United Kingdom Child mortality in England one and a half times higher than Sweden Deaths in children under five happen one and a half times more often in England than in Sweden. The authors of a new report say that's partly because the UK's more unequal wealth distribution leads to poorer maternal health for pregnant women. -
Cult Editors: 'Violence' on stage The British indie band is on tour, promoting 'Violence', its sixth studio album -
Japan Cut off from society: Japan's hikikomori Literally meaning "pulling inward", hikikomori is a word used in Japan to describe people who cut themselves off from society. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Fighting for justice in Spain The end of ETA and post-Brexit budget battles in Brussels -
United Kingdom English local elections: 4 questions answered Thursday's local elections across England saw a mixed night for the main parties, with the opposition Labour Party failing to make major headway against the ruling Conservatives. -
New Zealand Giant sinkhole opens up in New Zealand Sinkholes are caused by water dissolving limestone below the surface of the earth -
World News 2018 Nobel Literature Prize to be postponed until next year The awarding of the 2018 Nobel Literature Prize has been postponed; Nobel Foundation says it will award the prize in 2019 -
Djibouti US says pilots injured by lasers used from Chinese base American aircraft are being targeted by Chinese laser attacks, Pentagon claims. -
World News Lava sparks mandatory evacuations on Hawaii's Big Island Steam and red lava emerge from a crack in the earth after a 5.0 earthquake. -
United Kingdom May avoids London wipeout as UK local elections deliver mixed results Britain's ruling Conservatives have avoided a rout in London, as local election results show a mixed picture across the country for the Tories and Labour opposition. -
Greece Angry protestors welcome Greek PM to Lesbos The protesters were gathered in the island's main port as Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is due to speak at a conference -
USA Ex-Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn charged in US over diesel scandal The US Justice Department has filed criminal charges against ex-VW boss Martin Winterkorn, accusing him of conspiring to cover up diesel emissions cheating. -
USA Oscars film academy expels Cosby and Polanski TV star Bill Cosby and film director Roman Polanski have been expelled by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciencies over ethical standards. -
World News Twitter exposed some passwords. You should change yours. The company says it has fixed the error and knows of no breaches, but users should be cautious anyway. -
World News School chief charged over defecating on rival's sports field Thomas Tramaglini, superintendent of schools in Kenilworth, was arrested at Holmdel High and charged with lewdness, littering and defecating in public.