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2016-06-20

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Germany

Former VW CEO Winterkorn investigated in Germany over market manipulation

Volkswagen is facing more legal challenges over the carmaker’s emissions scandal, from its native Germany.

Italy

Meet Rome's first female mayor

The rising star of the Five Star Movement Virginia Raggi has told Euronews her priorities are tackling debt and public spending.

United Kingdom

'United in grief' House of Commons pays tribute to Jo Cox

The House of Commons has reconvened to pay tribute to Jo Cox the Labour MP who was shot and stabbed in her West Yorkshire constituency last Thursday.

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Economy

Nissan to see Vote Leave in court

Nissan is to take legal action against the Vote Leave campaign after its logo appeared in leave leaflet.

Economy

British staples Virgin and Premier League back 'Remain'

As the British EU referendum gets closer two staples of UK life have backed 'Remain.'

Italy

The birth and growth of Italy's Five Star Movement

The Five Star Movement was launched seven years ago and founded as a protest party by the Italian comedian Beppe Grillo.

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: 'Brexit' campaign resumes

This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily roundup of all the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital.

Mexico

At least six die and scores are injured in Mexico teacher protests

Violence erupted as anti-riot police moved in to dislodge protesters blocking a highway in the southern state of Oaxaca.

Sci-Tech

Virtual gaming gets real at the Electronic Entertainment Expo

The E3 gaming expo in Los Angeles features new and breakthrough technologies in the Virtual Reality world.

Cinema

Dory finds a box office record and animation shines in Annecy

Thirteen years after Finding Nemo, Disney/Pixar sequel Finding Dory has made a gigantic splash in North American theatres.

Croatia

Croatia lawmakers vote to dissolve parliament amid political crisis

Croatian lawmakers have voted to dissolve parliament, paving the way for a snap election.

Iran

Tehran says it has foiled a huge ISIL bombing campaign

Iranian authorities say ISIL has been hatching "plots and conspiracies" against it from its de facto capital of Raqqa in Syria.

United Kingdom

What it means when the UK Parliament is recalled

Why the death of MP Jo Cox qualifies as a "time of major national importance" in the UK.

Economy

Global stocks surge as Brexit fears wain

The pound has bounced back against the dollar after recent polls from the UK suggest that the campaign to remain in the EU is on a roll.

Sport

LeBron delivers as Cavaliers secure maiden NBA title

The Cleveland Cavaliers secured their first NBA championship title with a thrilling 93-89 win over the Golden State Warriors at the Oracle Arena on Sunday.

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British astronaut Tim Peake makes a safe return to Earth

British astronaut Tim Peake has safely returned to Earth after spending half-a-year in space.

Italy

5-star women: the new female mayors of Rome and Turin

Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's Democratic Party (PD) was trounced by the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement in local elections in Rome and Turin on Sunday, throwing further doubt over his chanc

Cult

Interactive Van Gogh exhibit opens in China

A Beijing shopping mall is the location of the world premiere of an art exhibit that takes visitors on a journey through the life of the renowned Dutch artist.

Russia

Russia: at least 13 children die in summer boat trip

In Russia, at least thirteen children have died after boats capsized in stormy weather on a lake in the northwest of the country.

World

Farage and Verhofstadt: two sides of the Brexit divide

Isabelle Kumar speaks to two prominent members of the European Parliament on different sides of the Brexit political divide.