8 October 2015 | Euronews
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Sport Northern Ireland in Euro heaven The Republic of Ireland pulled off a dramatic win against world champions Germany in Dublin thanks to a 70th minute goal from Shane Long. "You -
Italy Rome mayor resigns over lavish restaurant expenses The mayor of Rome has resigned after a scandal over his credit card expenses. Ignazio Marino, a member of Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi’s -
Sport Spain need a win to qualify for France 2016 Spain go into their Group C Euro 2016 qualifier with Luxembourg looking for the win which will see the side book passage for the tournament in -
Poland Protests outside the Polish Parliament Trade unions representing police officers, fire fighters, border guards and custom officials demonstrated outside the Polish Parliament. The -
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Lebanon Security forces in Beirut fire tear gas and water canon on protesters Lebanese security forces fired tear gas and water canon to break up anti-government protests in Beirut. The demos were sparked after the country’s -
France Paris refuse collection strike ends after four days The big clean up of Paris streets is set to begin. The four-day strike by municipal refuse collectors has ended. The walk-out was by members of the -
Belarus Svetlana Alexievich winsNobel Prize for Literature Writing history and now making history. Svetlana Alexievich has become the first journalist to win the Nobel Prize for Literature. The Belarusian -
Yemen Yemen wedding brothers killed in rocket strike Three brothers getting ready for a joint wedding have been killed in a rocket attack in the southwest of Yemen. Locals say Saudi-led coalition jets -
West Bank Clashes erupt between Palestinians and Israeli soldiers in Tulkarm Euronews correspondent Mohammed Shaikibrahim reports from Tulkarm in the West Bank where Palestinians clashed with Israeli soldiers. He filmed -
Albania Albanian migrants return home after asylum applications are rejected by Germany Tirana International airport is the first sight of home for many Albanians. But it is not a happy reunion for all. Thousands of individuals and -
France France launches campaign against jihadist brainwashing To stop young people from leaving France to join jihadist groups in Syria or Iraq, the French government has launched a campaign of television spots -
Sport Lionel Messi to stand trial for tax evasion Barcelona’s Lionel Messi and his father Jorge are to stand trial in Spain on three counts of tax fraud. Lionel Messi to stand trial for tax evasion -
USA France train hero Spencer Stone stabbed in Sacramento France train attack hero Spencer Stone has been repeatedly stabbed in the US city of Sacramento. American network NBC reported Stone was stabbed on -
Cinema Hitler is back in German satirical comedy Based on the best-selling novel of the same name, David Wnendt’s film ‘Look Who’s Back’ sees Adolf Hitler wake up to find himself in the 21st -
Kosovo Kosovo opposition MP detonates 'smoke bomb' in parliament An opposition lawmaker in Kosovo appears to set off a smoke bomb in parliament. Albin Kurti is against an EU-brokered deal to improve relations -
Israel Abbas calls for peaceful resistance after spate of fresh stabbing attacks Four people, including an Israeli soldier have been wounded in a stabbing attack in Tel Aviv. Police report that the assailant was shot by another -
Sport Fifa suspends Blatter, Platini and Valcke Fifa president Sepp Blatter, secretary general Jerome Valcke and vice-president and Uefa chief Michel Platini have all been suspended for 90 days by -
Culture news Arabic parody of 'Uptown Funk' goes viral A Jordanian comedy group’s parody of the hit song ‘Uptown Funk’ has gone viral on Youtube. -
Europe News Migrant crisis: EU ministers agree to step up deportations and beef up borders EU governments have agreed to step up deportations of migrants deemed to be illegal. Creating a border guard force has also been on the agenda at a -
West Bank West Bank Palestinians, some want to fight, others hope quietly Euronews has been talking to Palestinians about what day to day life is like in the West Bank, in the refugee camp city of Tul-Karem and then in -
Cinema Domestic violence protestors crash 'Suffragette' London premiere Feminist protesters campaigning against domestic violence stormed the red carpet at the premiere of ‘Suffragette’, which tells the story of British -
France Rubbish lines streets in Paris as refuse collectors strike enters fourth day Rubbish is piled high on streets in Paris as negotiations to end a four-day strike by refuse collectors in the French capital is deadlocked. The -
Economy Italy becomes world's largest wine producer ahead of France Italy has overtaken France to become the world’s largest wine producer this year, according to European Union data. Moderate weather conditions have -
USA World's corals being 'bleached by global warming' Drained of colour, becoming ghost-like. This is what is happening to the world’s corals. The bright and beautiful are being ‘bleached’, from thermal -
Economy Deutsche Bank suffers record quarterly loss Deutsche Bank has posted a record quarterly loss with a pre-tax figure of 6 billion euros. It’s another blow to German corporate pride coming on the -
Economy Volkswagen boss apologises to US Congress for diesel emissions scandal German public prosecutors have raided the company’s headquarters in Wolfsburg and other places as part of their investigation into the falsifying of -
Economy Live: the head of Volkswagen USA addresses Congress panel Michael Horn, the head of Volkswagen USA, is expected to apologise before members of a US Congress committee in Washington over the scandal of the -
World News Blatter and Platini banned for 90 days by FIFA ethics committee The house of football is crumbling. That was the reaction of one analyst to the news FIFA President Sepp Blatter and UEFA chief Michel Platini have -
Business Series Twitter to take its charm offensive to TV -
Belgium NATO must respond to a more assertive Russia - Stoltenberg Meeting in Brussels, NATO defence ministers have given renewed assurances that they will protect the interests of their 28 members. They have decided -
Sweden Belarusian journalist Svetlana Alexeivich wins Nobel Prize in Literature In the gilded rooms of the Royal Swedish Academy the Nobel Prize in Literature 2015 was awarded to the Belarusian writer Svetlana Alexievich “for her -
Israel Netanyahu bans al-Aqsa visits from ministers to ease tensions Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has banned cabinet ministers from visiting the al-Aqsa mosque compound, in a bid to ease tensions around -
Portugal Haunting photos capture horror of Portuguese shipwreck These are the pictures (see below) that capture the horror of a fishing boat sinking off the coast of Portugal, leaving three dead and two still -
Belgium Nato ready to send troops to defend Turkey, says Stoltenberg Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said that "NATO is ready and able to defend all allies, including Turkey against any threat" as the organisation meets in Brussels to assess Russia's military build- -
Culture news Grammy award winner Foxes prepares to launch 2nd album Luisa Rose Allen, the British singer better known as Foxes is preparing the February release of her sophomore album ‘All I Need’ with the launch of -
World News Ebola: is the epidemic over? It has now been a week since any new cases of Ebola were declared in the three West African countries at the centre of a recent epidemic. The World -
No Comment Belgium: Clashes at anti-austerity protest Violence erupts as Belgian unions march against government austerity measures. Ten of thousands of people marched in Brussels against austerity -
Brazil Brazil: Federal Court says Rousseff government cooked the books Brazil’s beleaguered President has been dealt another major blow. The country’s federal court has rejected Dilma Rousseff’s government’s latest -
Greece Tsipras beings 'race to reform' following Greek confidence vote Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and his new government have won a confidence vote launching a race to pass key reforms before Athens faces a -
USA NASA lights up US night sky with test launch Parts of the US east coast were treated to a light show on Wednesday when NASA launched a sounding rocket packed with Barium and Strontium. When -
Bahamas Crew from missing US cargo ship assumed dead The search has been called off for the missing crew of an American cargo ship that sank off the Bahamas last week after sailing into the path of -
Greece Greek police crack migrant smuggling gang Greek police have arrested 12 people and confiscated hundreds of fake identification documents after breaking an international migrant trafficking -
Afghanistan Obama apologises for ' tragic mistake' in Kunduz US President Barack Obama has apologised to the head of Medecins San Frontieres for the deadly airstrike on one of the aid agency’s hospital’s in