29 September 2015 | Euronews
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World News Volkswagen set to announce plans for one of the largest-ever recalls Volkswagen says it is confident it can fix the software in some of the cars involved in the US-emissions rigging scandal. 11 million vehicles are -
Burkina Faso Burkina Faso coup soldiers surrender Fears that a bloodbath would ensue when members of Burkina Faso’s presidential guard refused to disarm following a coup have not materialised -
Sport Roma and Arsenal crash, Barcelona come back in latest Champions League clashes Goals galore in Europe on Tuesday night as the champions league came alive with surprises everywhere. In Group E Barcelona went in a goal down after -
Ukraine Focus softens on Ukraine after speeches at the United Nations Ukraine President Petro Poreshenko in his speech at the United Nations assailed Moscow for what he called its “brutal aggression” in the east of the -
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Italy Italian police clear dope farm A huge marijuana plantation has been discovered growing in the centre of Bologna in Italy. 200 plants of up to three metres high have been uprooted -
USA Porsche sued over death of Fast & Furious star Paul Walker The daughter of the late actor Paul Walker has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Porsche. Meadow Walker claims the car maker skimped on safety -
USA Edward Snowden signs up to Twitter Fugitive US intelligence worker Edward Snowden has signed up to Twitter from exile in Russia. His first tweet, “Can you hear me now?” was re-tweeted -
Mexico Spectacular explosions as Mexican volcano erupts The Colima volcano in Mexico has erupted, spewing ash and smoke two thousand metres into the air. Three spectacular explosions were recorded -
Portugal What the Portuguese want from their next government -
USA Defeating ISIL only possible with change of Syrian leader says US President Barack Obama Countering ISIL and violent terrorism was the title of a gathering of world leaders chaired by US President Barack Obama. It took place on the -
Saudi Arabia Hajj: Saudi authorities reject queries over death toll The Saudi authorities have denied suggestions that more than a thousand people died in the tragedy last week – and say the death toll stands at 769 -
United Kingdom UK: Corbyn calls for 'a kinder politics' in first party conference speech as Labour leader He promised to shake up the UK’s political system. And on Tuesday, in his first party conference speech as new Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn -
Business Series Tesla's electric Model X SUV almost ready for the road It’s been a long time coming – but after many delays Tesla’s Model X electric car is getting ready to hit the road. It’s a significant moment for the -
Sport Big names looking for first points as Day Two of Champion's League concludes Wednesday night sees the completion of the second round of Champion’s League group matches and Manchester City will be desperate to recover form -
World Russia and US on Syria, who leads, who follows A terse look on one side, some kind of a smile on the other… the Obama-Putin face-off at the United Nations in New York on Monday was riddled with -
Ukraine Rival trials held in Russia and Ukraine Rival court cases are being heard in Russia and Ukraine. The countries are currently divided by conflict. Kyiv accuses two men captured in the east -
Economy Expensive running shoes 'rated worse' than cheap ones, survey finds Expensive running shoes are rated worse than cheap ones, according to a international survey. RunRepeat.com looked at over 130,000 reviews of nearly -
Sport Warner given life ban from football by FIFA The notorious football career of Jack Warner is over with FIFA imposing a life ban on the 72 year-old. He was indicted in May in the USA along with -
Sport Cavendish goes searching for fresh gold with rising Africans Team Dimension Data Twenty-eleven World Champion and Tour de France green jersey winner Mark Cavendish is joining African cycling outfit MTN-Qhubeka. They stunned the -
Germany German government agrees new measures to cope with the migrant influx Chancellor Angela Merkel’s cabinet has agreed a package of measures to help German towns cope with the influx of asylum seekers amid Europe’s -
Jamaica Cameron faces calls for slavery reparations on visit to Jamaica -
Russia Exclusive: shipwatchers chart Russian hardware heading into Med Observers in Istanbul are gathering evidence of what seems to be increasing Russian naval activity of a military nature — ships moving from the Black -
Culture news New 007 theme from Sam Smith shakes and stirs The wait is finally over for the latest Bond theme song. The writing’s on the wall from Grammy-award winning artist Sam Smith is the first song to be -
World News Refugees heading to Europe? I'd do the same, says EU Commissioner EU Commission First Vice-President Frans Timmermans has been recounting his experience of meeting migrants and discussing their plight. He has been -
Economy Inflation data in Germany and Spain worrying for eurozone Driven by low energy costs, consumer prices in Spain fell at their fastest rate in seven months in September, according to early estimates from the -
Yemen Death toll at least 130 in air strike on wedding in Yemen The death toll from an air strike on the wedding party in the south west of Yemen has now risen to at least 130 the United Nations and medics say -
Portugal Portuguese elections: when, how and what What is happening and when? The polls open on October 4 at 9:00 local time (11am CET) and close at 7pm on the mainland (9pm CET), when exit polls -
Business Series US regulators hint at more Takata airbag recalls US regulators say there could be more recalls of airbags made by the Japanese firm Takata. They are said to have contacted seven carmakers seeking -
Business Series Glencore shares rally but fears remain for mining giant Shares in the mining firm Glencore recovered slightly on Tuesday, but remained well down after losing around a third of their value the previous day -
Taiwan Typhoon Dujuan batters China after deadly passage through Taiwan China has ordered tens of thousands of boats back to shore and closed tourist attractions as it faces a battering from Typhoon Dujuan which made -
Switzerland Platini's role into Fifa investigation 'between witness and accused person'
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Spain Spain: Catalan President faces 'civil disobedience' charges over breakaway vote Still celebrating the separatist camp’s victory in Catalonia’s local elections this weekend, regional President Artur Mas has now been summoned to -
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Spain Catalan president Artur Mas charged with organising illegal independence referendum -
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USA Putin seeks international cooperation to resolve conflict in Syria The Kremlin is evaluating whether to join the US, Britain and France in the air campaign against ISIL in Syria. President Vladimir Putin said Russia -
Cinema Behind the scenes: The Bigger Picture Life-sized sets, two metre high painted characters using 3D arms. Award-winning director Daisy Jacobs takes us behind the scenes of her most ambitious project 'The Bigger Picture'. -
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USA Climate change: Hollande warns world leaders that a deal can be delayed no longer French President Francois Hollande has urged world leaders at the UN to speed up their commitments to tackling climate change, so that an historic -
Business Series Uncertainty over QE perturbs global markets Global markets endured turbulent times last week amid uncertainty about monetary easing policies in the eurozone and Japan. ECB chief Mario Draghi -
Afghanistan Afghan and US forces launch offensive to retake Kunduz from Taliban Afghan forces backed by US aircraft have launched a counter-offensive to retake the city of Kunduz. The provincial capital was overrun by Taliban -
Iraq Islamic State militants says it planted deadly Baghdad car bomb The Islamic State militant group claims it was responsible for a car bomb that killed four people and injured eleven others in central Baghdad on -
USA Castro calls for end to US trade embargo Cuban leader Raul Castro has used his address at the UN to call for the US trade embargo, in place for more than five decades, to be lifted. He also -
USA Putin says 'differences can be resolved' after meeting with Obama The first face-to-face meeting in almost a year has taken place between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Barack Obama. It happened -
World News Rosetta: duck comet is double bill The rubber duck-shaped comet being tracked by Europe’s Rosetta probe is in fact a double bill. Scientists say data from the probe shows the comet