13 June 2015 | Euronews

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  Spain Anti-austerity leaders sworn in as Madrid & Barcelona mayors Dubbed the hugging grandma, Manuela Carmena has been sworn in as the Mayor of Madrid backed by the leftist Podemos party. The 71-year-old has swept 23:24
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  Sport Yeldos Smetov strikes gold at the Budapest Judo Grand Prix. Yeldos Smetov of Kazakhstan took gold by an ippon in the men’s under-60kg category when he beat his compatriot Aibek Ishmev at the Budapest Judo 23:01
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  USA Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton pledges to help 'everyday Americans' at first major rally 22:28
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  Sport Switzerland's Jolanda Neff grabs first gold at inaugural European Games The first gold medal of the inaugural European Games in Baku was won by Switzerland’s Jolanda Neff. The three-time junior world champion blew away 22:13
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  Sweden [Pictures] Sweden's Prince Carl Philip weds former reality TV star and model Sweden’s Prince Carl Philip has wed a former reality TV star and model in a lavish ceremony in Stockholm. The 36-year-old tied the knot with Sofia 19:10
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  Sport Aleix Espargaro claims poll for Suzuki at Catalunya Grand Prix It was a great day for Catalonia as three local boys took the top three spots on the grid in qualification for the Catalunya Grand Prix. Local hero 18:42
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  Ukraine Six Ukrainian soldiers killed in past 24 hours, says military Ukraine’s military says six servicemen have been killed and 14 wounded in separatist eastern territory in the past 24 hours. A four-month-old truce 17:44
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  Spain Citizens take power in Spain's largest cities as a political revolution sweeps the country Left wing former judge Manuela Carmena is the new mayor of Madrid, ending 24 years of centre right rule. “We are servants of the people of Madrid” 16:24
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  Vatican Pope to meet LGBT representative in Paraguay Pope Francis is to meet a representative of Paraguay’s lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community. He will see Simon Cazal from the Somos Gay 16:01
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  United Kingdom UK: Trooping the Colour marks Queen's official birthday More than one-thousand soldiers have been taking part in Britain’s traditional Trooping the Colour. The event, a display of army drill and 15:56
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  Sweden Foo Fighters star Dave Grohl breaks leg during Sweden concert Foo Fighters singer Dave Grohl has broken his leg after falling off the stage during a concert in Sweden. But the show must gone as they say and 15:47
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  USA Man suspected of attacking Dallas Police headquarters confirmed dead A man suspected of attacking the headquarters of Dallas Police with gunfire and explosives has been confirmed dead. Authorities say the suspect was 14:51
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  Sport Australian Clinton Moore wins Athens leg of the Red Bull X-Fighters World Tour A sell out ten thousand crowd watched the Athens leg of the Red Bull X-Fighters World Tour in a marble quarry in the city. It was meant to be a 14:19
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  Greece Greeks demand action as crunch debt deal talks resume in Brussels Greece’s finance minister says he does not think European partners will allow the country to exit the eurozone. Yanis Varoukfakis’ optimism comes as 14:10
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  USA Gunmen attack police station in Dallas, Texas 13:16
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  France French police block African immigrants trying to cross the border from Italy A group of around a hundred migrants from Africa have been prevented from crossing from Italy in to France in the border town of Vintimille. The 12:35
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  No Comment Powerful showcase to highlight wartime sexual violence in Kosovo 12:04
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  Sport European Games open in Baku The sporting world was watching and what it saw was a spectacular two hour curtain-raiser to the inaugural European Games in Baku. It was a 11:44
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  South Korea More cases of MERS likely in South Korea says WHO The World Health Organisation says South Korea should expect more cases of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, or MERS. So far the virus has killed 14 11:18
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  Cuba Six Yemeni prisoners transferred from Guantanamo to Oman President Obama’s goal to close the US naval-based prison at Guantanamo in Cuba moved another step closer as six Yemeni inmates were flown to Oman 09:37
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  USA Women US prison employee arrested as hunt continues for two men who she is accused of helping to escape A prison employee in upstate New York has denied helping two inmates escape from the maximum security jail. Joyce Mitchell, a training supervisor at 08:22
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  South Korea MERS in South Korea: 14 people dead, 12 new cases South Korea has confirmed that a fourteenth person has died of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome or MERS. A further 12 new cases were announced on 06:00
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  Portugal Lisbon marches to St Anthony's Day tunes The Lisbon Festival or Festas de Lisboa is underway with a series of concerts and festivals, held each year in many of the cities oldest 04:56
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  Iraq Iraq:Shiite militia prepares for battle to take back Falluja More Shiite militiamen arrived in Iraq’s Anbar province on Friday hoping to recapture the cities of Ramadi and Fallujah from the Islamic State 02:48
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  Malaysia Western tourists jailed for naked mountain pose Four Western tourists who posed naked on top of a Malaysian mountain have been fined and jailed for three days. Their actions were blamed by some 01:23
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  Sweden European monarchs arrive for Swedish royal wedding A royal wedding takes place in Sweden this weekend, as Prince Carl Philip marries former reality TV star Sofia Hellqvist. Ahead of Saturday’s 01:22
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  USA John Kerry leaves hospital after cycling accident US Secretary of State John Kerry promised to get back to work on the Iran nuclear deal as he left hospital on Friday. He broke his leg in a cycling 01:21