13 June 2016 | Euronews
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World News England fans jailed over Euro 2016 violence At least six England football fans have been jailed after clashes on the sidelines of their team’s opening match against Russia in Marseille on Saturday. -
World News Clinton, Trump clash over Orlando mass shooting Presumptive US presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have clashed over the mass shooting at an Orlando nightclub over the weekend, which left at least 49 people dead and dozens… -
World News Orlando: 'The first test of the 2016 presidential campaign' This weekend’s mass shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando, denounced by President Obama as an act of terror and hate, has reignited the debate in the US over how best to confront violent Islamist… -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: if Brexit, what happens to EU civil servants from UK? This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily roundup of some of the top stories making waves around Europe. -
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World Klaus Regling: 'Politically it will be a big loss for the EU if the UK leaves' The European Stability Pact, designed to ensure a strong euro single currency, has meant austerity and painful belt-tightening for many Europeans. But has it been worth it? Do some member states get t -
France Tank sprayed with red paint as protesters disrupt huge arms fair Dozens of peace campaigners have disrupted the first day of Eurosatory, a major global arms fair in Paris. -
South Africa Oscar Pistorius 'broken' South African court hears A psychologist has said South African athlete Oscar Pistorius is a ‘‘broken’‘ man who should be hospitalised rather than go to jail. -
Sport Euro 2016: Spain edge past Czechs, Italy shine, Zlatan almost scores Piqué saves the day Belgium fail to deliver on big stage Ciaran Clarke own goal earns point Piqué hands Spain hard-fought opening win Defending Champions Spain got their Euro 2016 campaign off t -
World News Canada PM Trudeau condemns 'cold-blooded' killing of hostage in Philippines Canada believes its hostage Robert Hall – held for months by Islamist militants in the Philippines – has been killed by his captors. -
World News "He was an American so he doesn't represent Afghanistan" Afghans respond to news that Orlando nightclub killer Omar Mateen was the son of Afghan immigrants. -
Economy Microsoft splashes $26bn to get LinkedIn Microscope has done a deal to buy LinkedIn Corp for $26. -
France Northern Ireland fan named after falling to his death in Nice In the French city of Nice, police have named a Northern Ireland fan who fell to his death as 25-year-old Darren Rogers. -
Economy France demands match day booze ban after Marseille mayhem The French government has called on cities hosting Euro 2016 matches to ban the sale of alcohol near venues and fan zones. -
World News Hodgson and Rooney appeal to fans to "stay out of trouble" England manager Roy Hodgson and captain Wayne Rooney have called on fans to“stay out of trouble” after UEFA threatened to disqualify England and Russia from the Euro… -
USA Fewer nuclear weapons but a far cry from disarmament The nine “nuclear states” are reducing the number of warheads but there is a new race to modernize the nuclear arsenal. -
France Turkish and Croatian fans start by fighting, end by hugging -
France Euro2016 - Marseille prosecutor blames "Russians, trained to fight" The chief prosecutor in the French city says Russians trained to fight were involved in the worst of the fan violence that erupted in Marseille at the start of the Euro 2016 football tournament on Sat -
Iraq Iraqi government forces advance against ISIL on multiple fronts Iraq’s army says it has made further advances into ISIL controlled territory, capturing a strategically important village south of the city of Mosul. -
Economy Asian and European shares tumble over Brexit fears Fears that Britain looks set to leave the European Union has sent jitters through the financial Markets. -
Cult The best of Arts in Europe Leonardo da Vinci: The Mechanics of Genius Leonardo da Vinci: The Mechanics of Genius is the internationally-acclaimed, must-see exhibition of 2016 and demonstrates the full scope of Da Vinci’s remark -
USA "I played dead to survive" A survivor of Sunday's nightclub attack in Orlando has given a vivid account of the moment the gunman opened fire on the crowd. -
No Comment Poignant vigil held for Florida shooting victims A vigil was held outside the White House to pay tribute to the 50 people killed when a gunman went on a shooting spree at a gay nightclub in Florida. -
No Comment Hailstorm causes havoc in China A ferocious hail and rainstorm lashed Harbin City in north-east China, wreaking mayhem on the streets and disrupting traffic. -
Next Series A surgical strike against bacteria Why do surgical implants sometimes get infected? And what are scientists doing to combat the problem? -
Next Series Takeaway: surgical strike against bacteria Drug-resistant bacteria are becoming a major threat Bacteria increase their resistance by sticking together They form so-called biofilms that protect them from antibiotics Biofilms contaminate implant -
USA ISIL admits one of its 'soldiers' to blame for Orlando gay club massacre The massacre has been described as the biggest mass killing of LGBT people in the West since the Holocaust. -
Sci-Tech New "half-bike" could be next urban Hipster hit In a busy city or when taking public transport, an ordinary bike can take up quite a bit of space. -
USA Hundreds gather to give blood in Orlando Officials say the response has been "overwhelming" - but there is frustration in the gay community as some are prevented from donating -
Cult Tony Awards: stars pay homage to Orlando victims At the Tony Awards in Los Angeles, organisers dedicated the ceremony to the victims of the Orlando shooting. -
USA Mourners call for increased tolerance after Orlando massacre A vigil outside the White House on Sunday night remembered victims of the Orlando massacre. -
USA Profile of Orlando gunman Omar Mateen Omar Mateen aspired to be a police officer and had once applied to join a police academy. -
Mexico Mexico protests over arrest of union leader There have been more clashes between teachers and police over controversial education reforms in Mexico. -
USA Prayers and condolences pour in after Orlando shooting As ordinary Americans across the country try to come to terms with events in Florida, there have been reactions from religious and political leaders alike. -
France France restricts alcohol sales to avert more violence during Euro 2016 Extra security measures are being put in place to try and prevent a repeat of three days of clashes between English, Russian and French football fans in the Mediterranean port city of… -
USA Distraught relatives search for loved ones following Orlando massacre As soon as it was possible survivors fled the Orlando night club, where a gunman had mowed down dozens of people with a semi-automatic rifle.