22 May 2016 | Euronews
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Egypt Hunt intensifies for black boxes of crashed EgyptAir flight The hunt for the black boxes of the crashed EgyptAir flight has been stepped up. -
France Ken Loach's 'I, Daniel Blake' wins the Palme d'Or at Cannes Britain’s Ken Loach has taken the Palme d’Or at Cannes for ‘I, Daniel Blake’. -
Austria Austria's presidential run-off too close to call The presidential election run-off in Austria is too close to call, according to latest exit polls. -
Austria Austria election: presidential run-off too tight to call Note: an updated version of this story is available here. -
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Sport Spills and thrills as Lorenzo takes lead in MotoGP MotoGP Italy Last-lap thriller Spanish rider Jorge Lorenzo took the lead in the MotoGP world championship standings with his second win of the year in France earlier this… -
Turkey Turkey's new PM to push through Erdoğan's constitutional change Turkey's ruling AK party has unanimously elected Transport Minister Binali Yildirim as the new party leader. -
Sport From tatami to the red carpet - Cannes 'in the shadow' of Teddy Riner Where football has Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo among others, judo has Teddy Riner. -
Sport NBA: Cavaliers clipped as Raptors reignite playoffs The Toronto Raptors have clawed back a game against the Cleveland Cavaliers in the best of seven-series Eastern Conference Final. -
France Mortifying and hysterical 'Toni Erdmann' wins critics prize at Cannes The winner of the International Critics Prize at the Cannes Film Festival is 'Toni Erdmann' by the German Film director Maren Ade. -
France Street art to heal Paris streets, six months after the attacks -
Austria Austria shooting: gunman fires into concert crowd killing two and wounding 11 A gunman has opened fire at a rock concert in Austria, killing at least two people before shooting himself dead. -
Austria Austria poised to elect far-right president Austrians are voting in a presidential run-off that could see the European Union elect its first far-right head of state. -
No Comment The Great Wall Marathon Runners travelled from all over the world to combine vacation with adventure and running in the rural province of Tianjin, China on Saturday (21… -
No Comment A holy Hindu dip Hundreds of thousands of devout Hindus took a dip in the Shipra river on Saturday (21 May), the last auspicious bathing day of the Kumbh Festival being held in the central Indian city of… -
USA Taliban leader Mansour killed in US drone strike Afghan Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour has been killed in a US drone attack. -
Sport European Aquatics Championships: Pellegrini defends 200 metres freestyle title to add more gold to Italian tally -
Austria Far-right Hofer set for victory in tight Austrian election Polls are open in the second round of voting in Austria's presidential election. -
Egypt Blacks boxes hold the keys to unlock EgyptAir mystery The search for the fuselage and the black box recorders of the downed EgyptAir flight MS804 is the number one priority for the air crash investigators. -
USA Clinton slams Trump on guns Hillary Clinton has slammed her Republican rival Donald Trump on guns, saying she will not pander to the gun lobby. -
Egypt Family and friends remember Egyptair flight attendant Yara Hani Tawfik Hundreds of family and friends gathered at a church in Cairo to bid farewell to Egyptair flight attendant Yara Hani Tawfik, just one of the 66 people on board the plane which crashed in the… -
Afghanistan Afghan Taliban chief 'likely killed' in US drone strike - officials The US has carried out a drone strike against the leader of the Afghan Taliban, Mullah Mansour, ‘likely killing him, according to officials. -
France Revenge films on the red carpet and Un Certain Regard winners in Cannes Two revenge films close out the competition for the top prize, while The Happiest Day In The Life Of Olli Maki won Un Certain Regard.