27 December 2015 | Euronews
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United Kingdom British adventurer becomes first to row from North America to Australia A British adventurer has become the first person to row solo, non-stop from North America to the Australian mainland. John Beeden notched up 7,400 -
USA Celebrated Hollywood cinematographer Haskell Wexler dies Haskell Wexler, one of Hollywood’s most famous cinematographers, has died. He was 93. The Oscar-winner photographed some of the most influential -
Iraq Battle for Ramadi: has ISIL just lost its biggest prize of 2015? If true, it will deprive the so-called Islamic State of their biggest prize of 2015. The Iraqi army claims that it has re-captured Ramadi, west of -
Sport Messi scoops Player of the Year Award in Dubai At the Global Soccer Awards in Dubai which are held as part of the International Sports Conference Lionel Messi walked away with the Player of the -
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Israel Israel shoots dead Palestinian brothers, aged 17 and 23 Israeli forces have killed two Palestinian brothers near the West Bank city of Nablus. They were aged 17 and 23 according to the Palestinian health -
Italy Sporting Lorci five-a-side team quits after mafia-style threats High-ranking five-a-side football team Sporting Locri is quitting the game after a series of threats made against the club’s president and his -
Afghanistan Taliban captures more ground in Helmand, Afghanistan The Taliban has captured more ground in Afghanistan’s Helmand province after months of heavy fighting. Helmand is where most of the world’s -
World News Mexico: parents of 43 missing students protest The parents of 43 college students who disappeared 15 months ago protested in Mexico City on Saturday (December 26) demanding to know what happened -
Iraq Iraqi forces retake control of Ramadi from ISIL Iraqi forces in Ramadi have taken control of the city’s government complex from the group calling itself Islamic State, or ISIL. Ramadi fell to -
World News Koala rescued from Australian bushfire In Australia, where bushfires have ravaged the southern coastline of Great Ocean Road, some residents were allowed on Sunday (December 27) to return -
United Kingdom Hundreds evacuated amid northern England floods Unprecedented flooding in Yorkshire and Lancashire has forced hundreds to leave their homes over the weekend. -
World News China officially ends one-child policy from January 1 China officially says goodbye to its one-child policy. The country signed a bill on Sunday allowing all married couples to have a second child from -
Syria US-backed Arab rebel alliance captures Syrian dam from ISIL In Syria, the US-backed Kurdish Arab rebel alliance has captured a dam on the River Euphrates from the group calling itself Islamic State, or -
No Comment Thailand marks 11th anniversary of tsunami disaster Friends and relatives gathered at the Baan Nam Khem Tsunami Memorial Park to remember their loved ones. In Thailand, more than 8,000 people were -
No Comment Streets turned to rivers in Argentina As heavy rains cause rivers to swell in north-eastern Argentina, at least 20,000 people have been forced to be evacuated by the worst flooding in 50 -
Iran Iran's Rouhani urges Muslim countries to unite Iranian President Hassan Rouhani on Sunday (December 27) called on Muslim countries around the world to unite and fix Islam's public image. -
World News Hospital choir beats Justin Bieber and tops UK Christmas chart Good karma: a London hospital choir tops the UK Christmas chart with a song whose proceeds will go to charities. -
USA Deadly tornadoes in Texas Tornadoes in Texas killed at least eleven people on Saturday night when they struck several cities around Dallas. -
China Beijing slaps expulsion order on French journalist China says it will not renew press credentials for a French journalist, effectively throwing her out of the country. It comes after Ursula Gauthier -
World News Tornadoes leave trail of destruction in southern US Almost a week’s worth of stormy weather in the US has left at least 18 people dead and a trail of destruction. Tornadoes have swept through -
World News Paraguay declares state of emergency amid severe flooding Severe flooding has forced more than 100-thousand people out of their homes in the bordering areas of Paraguay, Uruguay, Brazil and Argentina. It has -
Argentina Argentina: grandmother of missing child vows to 'continue fighting' after ID error After almost four decades, she was filled with hope that a missing granddaughter had finally been found. But Maria Isabel de Mariani, the founder of -
United Kingdom UK: severe flooding forces residents from their homes Repeated heavy rains have left parts of England, Scotland and Wales under water, with fields flooded and roads resembling rivers. In Lancashire, in