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Several fatalities reported after blast at pop concert in Manchester
British police have said there have been “number of fatalities” at a pop concert venue in the northern city of Manchester Witnesses described a huge blast as people were leaving the Manchester Arena
Death and panic in Manchester
British police said 22 people including some children were killed in a suicide attack carried out by one man after a Ariana Grande concert in Manchester on Monday (22…
Dozens killed or injured in explosion at Manchester Arena
At least 22 people, including children, have been killed and around 50 others injured in an explosion at the Manchester Arena in northern England.
Explosion at Manchester concert venue: LIVE Updates
An explosion has hit the Manchester Arena where US pop singer Ariana Grande was performing Monday evening.
Eurogroup delays fresh funds to Athens
Euro zone finance ministers have failed to agree a deal with Greece which is needed to unlock the next instalment of its multi-billion euro bailout.
Catalan independence: stalemate
Catalonian President Carles Puigdemont is reported to have prepared a law of secession from Spain to be enacted if the region is prevented from holding an independence referendum.Spanish Prime Minis
European films at Cannes
The European Commission's Media programme seeks to boost the profile of European cinema.One of the films supported by the programme, Yorghos Lanthimos's The Killing of a Sacred Deer, is in the runni
Relics of St Nicholas visited by thousands of worshipers in Moscow
Thousands of people from all over Russia have gathered at Moscow’s Christ the Saviour cathedral to visit the relics of St.
UK Prime Minister defends social care plan
Theresa May has rushed to defend her party's manifesto proposals on making elderly people meet some of the costs of social care delivered to them at home. Her opponents have dubbed the plan the "deme
The Brief from Brussels: Barnier takes up Brexit talks post
This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of all the day’s top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital.
Germany and France pledge to speed up eurozone reforms
Germany and France say they will work together to strengthen the eurozone and warn if they fail political extremists will take power.
Aunkai Bujutsu, a martial art based on body awareness and the basics
In the south of Ardèche, France, euronews meets Japan's Akuzawa Minoru to learn about Aunkai Bujutsu, a newly created martial art.
Turkey's coup suspects go on trial
Among the 200 defendants are President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's ex-aide-de-camp and the former head of Turkey's air force
Chief Brexit negotiator says a "no deal" is not an option
Chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier says a ‘no deal scenario’ with the UK would be unthinkable.
RBS tries to settle embarrassing court case
A compensation court case against Royal Bank of Scotland has been postponed after the lender made a last-minute settlement offer to investors.
Portugal exits EU's budget deficit watchlist
Portugal is no longer in breach of the EU’s budget rules, officials say, which cap a country’s deficit at three percent of gdp.
Portugal no longer breaking EU budget deficit rules
European Commission to end disciplinary budget procedures against Portugal and Croatia, but France, Spain and the UK remain above deficit limits.
Watch euronews' French election VR experience
After covering the French presidential campaign with an innovative series of 360° portraits of voters, Euronews takes you back into their home, to
An underwater kite built to harness tidal energy
Scientists are working on a prototype underwater kite to capture energy from tides in a sea inlet in Northern Ireland.
The small Swedish town with a big international Gay Pride appeal
Hundreds of waving rainbow flags and groups of people dancing through the streets to Madonna can mean just one thing: Gay Pride has come to town.
Chop to the top
Brad De Losa from Australia won the STIHL Timbersports Champions Trophy in Hamburg on Saturday night.
Real rule Liga and party deep into the night
Real Madrid wins Spain's Liga after victory at Malaga
Hungarians hold peaceful protest against PM Viktor Orban
Out in their thousands - Hungarians march to the country's parliament in protest at government clampdown on top foreign university
France's Macron and Italy's Gentiloni present a united front over EU
France's President Emmanuel Macron welcomes Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni for a dinner at the Elysee Palace in Paris.
Fabulous Fenerbahce end Turkey's long wait for Euroleague crown
Fenerbahce are the new Euroleague basketball champions after beating Olympiacos Piraeus in the final in Istanbul.
Spain's Socialists elect hard-liner Pedro Sanchez as their new leader
Spain’s bitterly divided Socialist party has chosen a new leader.
Erdogan back as head of AK Party
Recep Tayyip Erdogan has become the first president to lead a party since 1950. He took over the reins from Binali Yildirim, who will remain as Turkey's prime minister until elections set for 2019.
Champions and first-timers strike Judo gold in Ekaterinburg
Several judoka won their first-ever Grand Slam gold medals in Ekaterinburg on day two, while champions and tournament favourites also shone.