15 June 2016 | Euronews
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Egypt EgyptAir crash: wreckage spotted in several locations, say investigators Egypt says it has found wreckage of the EgyptAir plane which crashed in the Mediterranean last month. -
Germany One killed in road bridge collapse in Bavaria At least one construction worker has been confirmed dead after a road bridge which was undergoing renovation collapsed in central Germany. -
World News Euro 2016: Lille braced for trouble as English and Russian fans converge Slovakian supporters celebrated their team’s 2-1 victory over Russia on Wednesday evening, following the Euro 2016 match between the two sides in Lille. -
Greece Protesters in Athens call on Syriza government to go Thousands of protesters have hit the streets of Athens calling on the country’s left-wing government to quit. -
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World News What do young people think of Brexit? The decision over whether the UK remains inside the European Union could depend on whether young people vote in sufficient numbers on 23 June. -
World News Britain's EU referendum rivals clash on the Thames Britain’s EU referendum campaign has taken a bizarre twist after rivals from both the Remain and Leave camps took their increasingly vocal ‘War of Words’, to the… -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels:A Brexit would harm both the UK and the EU -
Italy Italian restaurant is the "best in the world" Run by chef Massimo Bottura, the Osteria Francescana can be found in the Italian city of Modena. -
World News France has violated the Vienna Convention - Lavrov The Russian Foreign Minister says he has written to his French counterpart after Russian fans were detained following violence in Marseille. -
Health Series Video links cut Parkinson's waiting times in Sweden Doctors fighting Parkinson's Disease in Sweden have discovered it's good to talk as improved digital communications slash waiting times for treatment from six months to just one week. -
Europe News Ban Ki-moon urges global unity at 10th annual EU Development Days The UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is in Brussels to debate international development policy as part of the 10th annual EU Development Days. -
Business Line Decision time draws closer as Brexit vote looms Countdown to Brexit referendum The United Kingdom is just days away from the Brexit referendum. -
United Kingdom The Duke of Cambridge appears on the cover of a gay magazine It is the first time a British royal has been photographed for the front of a gay publication -
France Lille is "calmer than expected" for Russia-Slovakia match Concerns over possible violence have been running high, with thousands of fans arriving for the match and an England game due to take place on Thursday in nearby Lens. -
Sport Euro 2016: Last-gasp victory sends France through to knockout phase France first team to qualify for last-16 France 2-0 Albania Russia 1-2 Slovakia Romania 1-1 Switzerland Nerves shredded as France progress France became the first team to qualify for the knockout p -
USA Dead body of boy, 2, snatched by alligator recovered The dead body of a 2-year-old boy snatched by an alligator near a Disney World hotel in Orlando has been recovered. -
France Albania and France meet in Marseille The scene of violent clashes between English and Russian football fans over the last few days, Marseille is currently a sea of red. -
World News Very hot drinks 'probably cause cancer' Drinking very hot beverages ‘probably’ causes cancer, scientists have claimed. -
Europe News Turkey misses deadline for visa-free travel in EU Turkey has missed a deadline set by the EU to meet 72 conditions in order to get visa-free travel for its citizens. -
France 'Real men' or 'nutters'? Russia's take on hooligans Russian supporters criticize Europe's double standard on rowdy football fans -
South Africa Pistorius removes prosthetic legs in court Seen by many as a desperate last bid for leniency for murdering his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp, South African athlete Oscar Pistorius has removed his prosthetic legs and hobbled in… -
Economy Fed due to call on interest rate hike The Federal Reserve is deep in a policy meeting and it is extremely unlikely that an interest rate rise is on the cards. -
Sci-Tech New Zapata hoverboard breaks world record When he released the video of his first test-flight on his Flyboard Air, former French jet ski champion Franky Zapata was initially accused of staging a hoax. -
Economy UK jobless levels lowest since 2005 Unemployment in the UK has fallen to its lowest levels since 2005, according to the latest figures. -
Economy Markets fear major turbulence if UK votes 'Leave' The world's major financial institutions, including Citi and Goldman Sachs, are to call in senior traders to work through the night following the Brexit vote. -
France France pays tribute to murdered police couple Memorials have been held across the country in tribute to the two police officials murdered in a western suburb of Paris on Monday. -
Spain Richard Ford wins Princess of Asturias Award for Literature American writer Richard Ford received the Princess of Asturias Literature award in Oviedo on Wednesday. -
USA Orlando killer's wife could face charges Investigators think Noor Salman may have had some prior knowledge of Sunday's deadly attack in a Florida gay nightclub -
United Kingdom Osborne faces Tory backlash over Brexit austerity warning The finance minister warned a Brexit would force him to raise taxes and cut spending, sparking revolt within his own party. -
No Comment Paris protesters clash with police French riot police fired tear gas and chased after protesters as clashes broke out during an anti-labour reform demonstration on Tuesday. -
No Comment Bizarre birthday bash for Trump A small group of Donald Trump fans celebrated the presumptive Republican nominee’s birthday with cake and balloons in a New Delhi park on Tuesday. -
Cinema Johnson-Hart duo star in Hollywood comedy 'Central Intelligence' Bob Stone was a one-time bullied overweight geek at high school. -
Cult Contemporary art Biennale kicks off in Berlin It’s a highly innovative art Biennale that has just opened in Berlin, even by artistic standards. -
Belgium Cyberspace is officially a war zone - NATO Cyber attacks against a member nation could trigger an Article 5 collective response by all 28 states involved. -
USA Alligator drags toddler into Disney lagoon A frantic search for the two-year-old boy is underway in Orlando, Florida. -
USA Clinton seeks truce with Sanders after final primary win After easily winning the last Democratic primary in D.C., Clinton met privately with Sanders to seek his support against Republican Donald Trump. -
United Kingdom Brexit: How the economic arguments stand up with two businesses The economy – it’s become one of the main battlegrounds in the run-up to the UK’s referendum on EU membership. -
USA Hillary Clinton wins D.C. primary Democrat Hillary Clinton won the District of Columbia primary on Tuesday, capturing the party’s last presidential nominating contest as Democrats turn their focus to the… -
USA Wife of Orlando gunman, Noor Salman, could face charges US officials are considering whether to charge the wife of the gunman who killed 49 people at a gay nightclub in Orlando, in connection with the attack. -
France French police make several arrests in connection with a terror knife attack *French parliament pays tribute to victims of knife terror attack Police make three arrests List of other possible targets found French police have arrested three men in connection with the murder -
Venezuela Venezuela: euronews investigates "erased signatures" on referendum petition Critics of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro have accused the country’s National Electoral Council (CNE) of seeking to stall the process of instigating a recall… -
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Africanews The 1976 Soweto Uprising [2] - Apartheid Bantu education policy Bantu was an educational system designed in 1948 (same year the first white elections were held) primarily to ‘train and fit’ Africans for their role in the newly evolving apartheid society. -
Venezuela US and Venezuela to hold high-level talks Supporters of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro demonstrated in Caracas on Tuesday to defend their champion and reject calls for a referendum that could force the chosen heir of the late socialist f -
Ukraine Russia and Ukraine arrange a second prisoner swap Russia and Ukraine have swapped prisoners for the second time in less than a month.