19 June 2016 | Euronews
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World News Rome elects first female mayor as 5-Star party gains ground Italy’s anti-establishment Five Star Movement won elections in Rome and Turin in a populist surge giving the Italian capital its first female mayor The victory for Virginia Raggi is a blow to Prime -
United Kingdom "Britain's not a quitter" says Cameron in Brexit debate Britain’s Prime Minister David Cameron made an impassioned call for voters to choose to stay in the EU when campaigning resumed on Sunday. -
World News Reusable rocket survives "Apollo 15 test" The American firm Blue Origin has safely launched and landed its New Shephard rocket for the fourth time, describing the mission test as ‘impeccable’. -
Sport Rosberg triumphs in Baku to extend championship lead Nico Rosberg cruised to victory in the first Formula One race held in Azerbaijan on Sunday and increased his championship lead over Mercedes team mate Lewis Hamilton to 24… -
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Turkey Turkish police stop Istanbul gay pride event with tear gas and plastic bullets Turkish police used tear gas and plastic bullets to disperse demonstrators who gathered for a gay pride rally in Istanbul in defiance of a government ban. -
Sport France seals Euro 2016 Group A while Albania shock the Romanians On Sunday the group stage for the host nation ended. -
Russia Over a dozen children killed in Russian boating accident In Russia at least 13 children and an adult are reported to have died after boats capsized in stormy weather on a lake in the northwest of the country. -
United Kingdom Controversial comments continue despite pleas for calmer Brexit debate Leading protagonists in the UK referendum on the UK’s membership of the EU have been reflecting on the impact of the MP Jo Cox’s murder, as campaigning resumed on… -
Iraq Iraqi camps overwhelmed as thousands flee Fallujah fighting A day after declaring victory over Islamic State militants in Fallujah, Iraqi security forces are struggling to shelter people fleeing the city. -
Sport Chile humiliate Mexico to advance to Copa América semi-final Defending champions Chile reached the final of the Copa America with an emphatic 7-0 win over Mexico at Levi’s Stadium in California. -
United Kingdom Business as usual as 'Brexit' referendum campaign resumes after MP's murder Campaigning ahead of Thursday’s referendum on the United Kingdom’s membership of the European Union has resumed after a two-day break following the murder of MP Jo… -
United Kingdom Church commemoration for murdered British MP Jo Cox A memorial service has been held for the murdered British MP Jo Cox. -
Belgium Brussels Central Station evacuated amid heightened security fears Brussels central train station was temporarily evacuated on Sunday (June 19) due to a suspicious suitcase amid heightened security fears in the Belgian capital after a huge anti-terror operation led t -
Sport Copa America: Argentina thump Venezuela to reach semi-finals Argentina’s Lionel Messi and his team-mates gave their fans something to cheer about when they thumped Venezuela 4-1 in the quarter-finals of the Copa America in Massachusetts on… -
No Comment Thousands march at gay pride parade in Portugal Thousands of people marched in the Portuguese capital Lisbon on Saturday in the traditional Gay Pride parade. -
No Comment Moscow: baby strollers parade The parade of baby strollers – a colorful festival, which is held since 2008, took place in Moscow Gorky Park this Saturday. -
Greece Ban says Greece needs more help to cope with migrants The UN Secretary General has urged countries to do more to help Greece cope with Europe’s migrant crisis as it struggles with its own economic hardship. -
Iran Iran to buy Boeing airliners Iran has agreed a deal to buy 100 planes from US planemaker Boeing, according to the head of Iran’s Civil Aviation Organisation. -
United Kingdom Global events mark Assange's four years in Ecuador's embassy The Wikileaks founder, Julian Assange, is beginning his fifth year inside the Ecuadorean embassy in London. -
Japan Okinawa rallies against US bases after woman's murder In Japan, thousands of people have protested on the island of Okinawa against the presence of US military bases. -
Italy Renzi faces key test as Italy elects new mayors Millions of Italians go to the polls today to choose mayors in the country’s largest cities. -
Sport Hunt shines in Denmark Britain’s Gary Hunt bounced back from a disappointing fourth-place finish in Texas two weeks ago to clinch the second round of the 2016 Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series in… -
United Kingdom Brexit: new polls boost "remain" hopes The campaign to keep Britain in the European Union has regained its lead in two opinion polls giving a boost to the prime minister’s battle to avoid a historic vote in next Thursday’s… -
Hungary Hungary goes football-crazy for Euro 2016 Hungary’s national football team finished forth in the 1972 European championship and haven’t done much internationally since then. -
Turkey Turkish riot police disperse protesters after attack on Radiohead fans Police in Istanbul fired tear gas, rubber pellet and water cannon on Saturday (June 18) to disperse protesters that gathered, angered by an attack the previous night on a record store that was celebra