4 May 2015 | Euronews
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United Kingdom UK party leaders campaign hard in final days Labour’s opposition leader Ed Miliband and Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron are running neck and neck in the race for Downing Street. In -
United Kingdom New royal baby name pays tribute to Prince William's parents and grandmother Britain’s newborn princess has been named Charlotte Elizabeth Diana. She is the second child of William and his wife Catherine, the Duke and Duchess -
Italy Renzi reform to give more power to Italy election winners Italy’s parliament has passed a new electoral reform championed by Prime Minister Matteo Renzi. From July 2016 the electoral system will be based on -
USA Watch: NASA’s ten-engine electric plane takes off -
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Sport Champions League: Real face tough Juventus challenge Italian giants Juventus entertain Real Madrid in the first leg of their Champions League semi-final on Tuesday looking to reach their first final -
France France's Front National suspends founder Jean-Marie Le Pen France’s Front National party (FN) has suspended founder Jean-Marie Le Pen over inflammatory remarks amid an ongoing feud with his daughter, current -
Burundi Constitutional court VP flees as Nkurunziza 3rd term violence escalates in Burundi Four people were killed in Burundi on Monday (May 4) as police fired live rounds towards protesters according to AFP. More than 40 others were -
United Kingdom Immigration dividing the nation ahead of UK elections Immigration - economic boon or burden? With increasing numbers of migrants coming to the UK the question has divided the country ahead of parliamentary elections. -
USA Texas shooting suspect sent out tweets ahead of cartoon attack US authorities are investigating possible links between gunmen shot dead by police at an anti-Muslim event near Dallas and international terrorist -
Sport Chelsea and Juventus crowned champions Welcome to The Corner, our weekly programme covering the world of football. Chelsea clinched their first Premier League title for five years as Jose -
Sport How to take the 'perfect' penalty Former Polish international Marcin Zewlakow is always up for a good challenge when it comes to taking penalties. Join in on the action and send us -
Israel Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets with Ethiopian Israeli soldier Damas Pakada Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has met with Damas Pakada, the Ethiopian Israeli soldier who was seen on a close circuit video camera being -
Germany Merkel defends BND amid NSA spy scandal The German Chancellor Angela Merkel has made her first public comments on a spying scandal that has gripped the nation for weeks. The country’s -
United Kingdom After almost voting to leave UK, Scottish voters are now set to decide its future The Scottish National Party under its charismatic leader Nicola Sturgeon looks set to win a landslide victory in Scotland in Thursday's vote - giving the SNP potentially powerful leverage should the o -
Nepal Nepal: government officials say number of dead could rise to 10,000 In Nepal people gathered at temples across the country to mark the birth of the Buddha. Nine days after the earthquake that ripped through the -
United Kingdom Britain's royal baby named Charlotte Elizabeth Diana Britain’s new princess has been named as Charlotte Elizabeth Diana, Kensington Palace said on its Twitter account. The daughter of Prince William and -
Germany Trains paralysed in Germany by week-long GDL strike Germany’s GDL Train drivers union has begun its biggest strike yet as it continues a dispute with Deutsche Bahn over pay and negotiating rights. The -
No Comment Anti-racism protest becomes violent in Tel Aviv -
United Kingdom How World War II shaped modern Britain -
Cinema Reese Witherspoon and Sofía Vergara join forces in Hot Pursuit ‘Hot Pursuit’ is a new comedy starring Reese Witherspoon as an uptight police officer charged with protecting the widow of a drug lord, played by -
Russia How World War II shaped modern Russia -
Culture news Italian icon Giorgio Armani celebrates 40 years in fashion Italy’s Giorgio Armani has celebrated 40 years in fashion with a star-studded gala, a fashion show and the opening of a museum dedicated to his -
Europe News EU boosts Nepal aid to nearly 23 million euros The European Commission agreed on Monday to boost its aid to Nepal by 16.6 million euros. That’s nearly quadruple the original commitment of 6 -
Burundi Burundi protests resume against president's decision to seek a third term in office Two people have been killed in demonstrations in Burundi. The deaths happened when hundreds of people took to the streets of the country’s capital on -
Next Series Resistance movement: the battle to beat the antibiotic-proof superbug Antibiotics have saved countless lives since the discovery of penicillin in 1928, but their indiscriminate use means some diseases have become -
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Israel Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets with Ethiopian Israelis over claims of police brutality Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is meeting Ethiopian Israeli community leaders on Monday to discuss alleged police brutality. The claims come after -
World News Remembering World War II – your stories To mark the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II, we asked our audience for their personal family stories relating to the War, of which here is a collection. -
United Kingdom From Charlotte to Chardonnay, Britain goes betting mad over royal baby's name Will it be Charlotte? Will it be Alice? Or Elizabeth… Victoria… Or even Diana? Since Britain’s Duke and Duchess of Cambridge appeared with their -
Italy Australia says Europe has sought advice over migrant crisis It is a journey which is rife with risk, a business as traffickers try to cash in on calm summer seas and a headache for authorities and governments -
Culture news Billy Bob Thornton goes back to rock'n roll with Boxmasters' new allbum Between acting, writing and directing, Billy Bob Thornton was a musician long before he became a movie star and has been releasing music alone and -
Cinema Matthias Schoenaerts co-stars in Thomas Hardy film adaptation Based on Thomas Hardy’s classic novel of the same name, ‘Far From The Madding Crowd’ stars Carey Mulligan as a headstrong, independent country girl -
No Comment Night rescue for hundreds of migrants in Italy -
No Comment 300 Nigerians rescued from Boko Haram -
USA Texas police probe identity of Prophet cartoon contest suspects Texas police shot dead two gunmen who opened fire on Sunday outside an exhibit of caricatures of the Prophet Mohammad, organized by an anti-Islamic group and billed as a free-speech event. -
USA Baltimore's problems aren't just about racism, nor just about Baltimore -
USA John Kerry's 'selfie' pose with baby elephant in Kenya Once a politician, always a politician – which means never miss a photo opportunity. US Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in Kenya to offer help -
Nepal Miracle in Nepal as three more people are pulled out alive from the rubble Fresh hope in Kathmandu after three people were pulled alive from the rubble of their home, eight days after Nepal’s devastating earthquake -
USA Two gunmen shot dead at art show featuring Mohammad cartoons in Texas Two gunmen have been shot dead in a shooting incident in Texas. The men had opened fire outside the Curtis Culwell Center in the city of Garland -
Germany Transport misery in Germany as rail union calls week-long strike Rail passengers in Germany face a week of disruption following a call by GDL train drivers for a a seven-day strike. The union is in dispute with -
Greece Two die in riot at Greek jail Two people have been killed and 21 injured in a riot at Korydallos prison in Athens. The violence is said to have been caused by a conflict between -
Nepal Rescuers in China get aid through to quake-struck village on foot Nepal’s earthquake has also had an impact on parts of south west China. The village of Laojiang which has been cut off by landslides is being given a -
Nigeria Freed Nigerian women tell of terror at the hands of Boko Haram Nigeria’s military has issued aerial footage said to show Boko Haram militants fleeing during an operation to push them out of the Sambisa Forest