9 April 2016 | Euronews
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World News At least five dead after migrant boat capsizes off coast of Greek island Four women and a child have died after their boat capsized off the coast of the Greek island of Samos. Coastguards rescued five people and are -
World News Protesters call for David Cameron to resign UK PM vows to learn the lessons of the last week -
World News Brussels - have they found the man in the hat? Mohammed Abrini says he is the third person seen on airport CCTV footage with two suicide bombers -
World News How much for the Hitler House? Austrian authorities said to be considering making an offer for the privately-owned dwelling in Braunau-am-Inn. -
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Sport U.S. Men’s Clay Court Championship: Isner and Sock to meet in semis John Isner and Jack Sock have set up an all American semi final at the U.S. Men’s Clay Court Championship in Houston. Isner booked his spot in the -
Syria Italian architects reconstructing Palmyra's Triumphal Arch A group of Italian architects are resurrecting parts of the war-ravaged ancient Syrian city of Palmyra by recreating the 2,000-year-old Triumphal -
Belgium Four charged over Brussels attacks They include key Paris attacks suspect Mohammed Abrini. -
Belgium Brussels reacts to Belgium arrest of attack suspect Mohamed Abrini Brussels residents on Saturday applauded the efforts of the Belgium security services after they arrested Mohamed Abrini, the remaining fugitive -
United Kingdom Cameron: who said what and when UK Prime Minister admits he did not handle the Panama Papers revelation well -
Sport Clippers too strong for Utah The Los Angeles Clippers produced a superb display to edge out the Jazz by the narrowest of margins in Salt Lake City on Friday. Althouth coach Doc -
Syria Syrian towns retaken from ISIL A pro-rebel Syrian news agency (SMART) reported the southern town of Tasil has been retaken by rebel groups linked to the Free Syrian Army. The town -
Greece Deported migrants call for freedom from behind barred windows Some 325 migrants have been deported to Turkey from the Greek island of Lesbos under an EU deal. They wait to learn of their fate inside a fenced -
World News Electorate split ahead of Peru presidential vote Peru is set for presidential elections on Sunday. Polls show front-runner Keiko Fujimori is short of the fifty percent of votes needed for an -
El Salvador Police raid offices of Mossack Fonseca in El Salvador Police in El Salvador have raided the local offices of Mossack Fonseca, the company exposed in the Panama Papers leaks. Officials said they were -
United Kingdom DNA test shows Archbishop of Canterbury's father was Winston Churchill's private secretary The Archbishop of Canterbury has discovered his real father was a private secretary to Winston Churchill. Justin Welby had always believed his father -
North Korea North Korea says long-range missile engine could reach United States North Korea claims to have successfully tested a long-range missile engine, giving it the ability to launch a nuclear strike on the United States -
USA Bruce Springsteen cancels concert in protests at transgender law Bruce Springsteen has cancelled his concert in North Carolina in the U.S. in protest at an anti-transgender law. The new state ruling bans -
Portugal Portuguese Culture Minister resigns after threatening to slap two newspaper columnists The Portuguese Culture Minister has resigned after threatening to slap two columnists at the newspaper Publico. He made the comments on social media -
USA SpaceX rocket has successful landing in Atlantic Ocean A rocket has made history after its reusable booster landed on a platform in the Atlantic Ocean. The success could see a new era of reusable rockets