23 June 2016 | Euronews
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World News Hopes for peace as Colombia signs historic ceasefire deal Colombia’s president and the leader of its largest rebel army, the FARC have signed an historic ceasefire deal in the Cuban capital Havana. -
USA US Supreme Court ruling means illegal immigrants with US born children will be deported The Supreme Court of the United States has blocked President Obama’s plan to prevent around four million illegal immigrants from being deported if they have US born children and haven’t got a criminal -
Sport Russia dominate day four of European Fencing Championships Russia upgraded their team silver from last year’s European championships to gold this year after beating Italy in the final in Torun, Poland. -
Germany A quiet afternoon at the cinema ends in terror in Germany Children and adults ran for their lives after gunshots were fired inside a multiplex in the city of Viernheim, south of Frankfurt. -
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World News Tight security as thousands march across France Labour law protests have pitted the government against the unions and led to the first ban on a demonstration since 1962. -
Colombia Colombia's government and main rebel army sign historic ceasefire deal in Cuba Latin American leaders and the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon gathered in the Cuban capital Havana have witnessed the historic signing of a ceasefire deal between Colombia’s government and its main -
Sport Euro 2016: A group stage wrap The group stage came to a close on Wednesday night which means we’re now at the last 16 phase which starts on Saturday. -
Hungary Why Hungary has been one of the surprise packages of Euro 2016 What a difference a couple of years can make. The Hungarian team that drew with Portugal 3-3 on Wednesday was almost the same one that was hammered by the Netherlands 8-1, in a World Cup qualifier two years ago. There are some in Hungary, on the back of the team’s performances so far in France, that -
Economy Markets show faith in a UK remain vote The pound hit a high for 2016 as global stocks rallied and the markets followed the bookies and backed Britain to remain in the EU. -
Germany Man dies after hostages seized in German cinema The alarm was raised just after 3pm on Wednesday afternoon at a multiplex theatre in Viernheim, a city just south of Frankfurt. -
Musica Diana Damrau wows Paris in Lucia di Lammermoor Diana Damrau is at the pinnacle of Bel Canto, and the soprano has just stirred Paris with a memorable performance of the Donizetti classic, 'Lucia di Lammermoor'. -
Economy ECB agrees cheaper loans to fund Greek banks The European Central Bank has agreed to accept 'junk' rated Greek debt as collateral for normal "ECB":http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/10708ef6-387a-11e6-9a05-82a9b15a8ee7.html#axzz4CPd5i6K9 lending to banki -
Colombia Historic ceasefire deal brings peace closer to Colombia Colombia’s civil war began as a 1960s peasant revolt but then exploded into a cocaine-fuelled conflict which killed at least 22,000 people and displaced… -
World Spanish go to polls again but similar inconclusive result expected on Sunday For six months the Spanish have struggled in vain to form a new government after two new parties smashed the two-party system back in December. Having failed, voters now have to try again to elect a n -
Germany Gunman shot by police after hostage drama in Germany A man has reportedly been shot dead after police stormed a cinema complex in the German city of Viernheim, south of Frankfurt. -
Sport Holders Chile reach Copa America final Defending champions Chile booked their place in the Copa America final after beating Colombia 2-0 at Soldier Field in Chicago. -
Turkey Turkey announces fresh round of EU talks Recep Tayyip Erdogan says if talks do not proceed according to plan, Turkey may hold its own referendum on EU membership. -
Syria Battle for Manbij - US-backed forces enter key ISIL bastion in Syria US backed Kurdish and Arab militias in Syria have reportedly advanced into the strategically important ISIL stronghold of Manbij. -
Economy British holidaymakers in dash to change cash As summer gets into full swing its time for British holidaymakers to cash in their pounds for euros and dollars. -
France Brexit: the view from Paris France has always made clear its view that Britain should remain inside Europe. -
Iceland Iceland in Euro 2016: at least 7 interesting facts Iceland, the smallest country in the Euro 2016, face England in the last 16 round of the championship on Monday. -
Cult Feeling flush: making wedding dresses from toilet paper You don’t have to be rich to have a designer wedding dress and it doesn’t have to be made of the finest material. -
Cult Denmark's Queen Margrethe designs set for Cinderella Denmark’s Queen Margrethe has taken on the role of a scenographer, designing the set for a new production of the classic fairytale Cinderella, at the Pantomime Theatre in… -
Sci-Tech Luneta project opens a portal between Berlin and Wroclaw Imagine being transported to another place while remaining exactly where you are. -
Europe News Accusations fly as Abbas and Rivlin hold separate talks with EU leaders in Brussels The Israeli and Palestinian presidents were both in Brussels on Thursday for talks with EU leaders. -
United Kingdom What will Brexit mean for EU migrants to the UK and British expats? While Europe as a whole will be affected by Britain’s withdrawal from the EU, the future for more than five million people will be even more directly impacted. -
United Kingdom The UK and the EU part 1: Je t'aime, moi non plus... In the first of a series of three articles, Euronews examines key moments in Britain’s at-times tortured relationship with the European Union – from its accession in 1973 to the events leading up to t -
World News More drug addicts, but number of users remains stable - UN report Around one in 20 adults have used at least one drug in 2014, according to the 2016 World Drug Report by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC). -
World News "We'll give you 1966 - just don't vote Leave" What is making the front pages of German and French newspapers as the UK goes to the polls in its historic referendum. -
Economy Markets calm as EU referendum under way in Britain European markets opened slightly higher as Britain goes to the polls to vote on whether to leave or stay in the European Union. -
Cinema Legendary Kris Kristofferson returns to the Western in Traded Iconic country musician and actor Kris Kristofferson is back on the big screen as a barkeeper in Traded, a Western set in the 1800s. -
United Kingdom Brexit: a nation divided In or out of Europe – the battle for Britain’s future in the European Union remains on a knife edge. -
United Kingdom Brexit: prominent 'Leave' campaigners vote Several prominent supporters pushing for a vote for Britain to leave the EU have cast their ballots. -
No Comment Twin giant pandas born in China A pair of healthy twin giant pandas were born on Monday at the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding in Chengdu, capital of southwest China’s Sichuan Province, becoming the first twins this ye -
No Comment Solar Impulse lands in Spain after Atlantic crossing A solar-powered airplane lands in Spain on Thursday morning (June 23) after its trans-Atlantic flight on the latest leg of its globe-circling voyage. -
Next Series Small sports clubs break down big broadcast barriers - with satellite technology Dozens of Euro 2016 matches are being beamed via satellite to television sets and phones all over the world this summer. -
Pakistan Singer's murder in Karachi could see Pakistan change tune against Taliban killers Karachi is suffering a wave of killings of secular and anti-Taliban figures, but the murder of beloved singer Ajmad Sabri could mark a turning point if public opinion cries out for justice. -
Cult Stiletto show takes foot in Israel Israeli stiletto design is center stage at an exhibition in Holon, south of Tel Aviv. -
Spain Spain: interior minister faces calls to quit Spain’s interior minister is facing mounting calls to resign after allegations he tried to smear his political rivals. -
World News Remain camp among first to vote against Brexit Right up until the last minute the prime minister was urging people to vote remain for a bigger, better Britain inside a reformed EU. -
World News Decision day as Britons vote on their EU future Today’s decision day. -
World News Solar Impulse ll welcomed to Seville Airport by Spanish Air Force Solar Impulse II has landed in the Spain’s Seville Airport after an often turbulent flight across the Atlantic Ocean. -
USA US Democrats stage Congress "sit-in" to demand tighter gun controls US Democrats have staged a “sit-in” on the lower house of Congress (House of Representatives) to demand that the chamber remain in session until Republicans agree to a vote on gun control… -
World News Leave campaign seeks the "undecided" voter ahead of poll "Leave" campaigners go all out to try to capture the undecided voter before polls open on Thursday -
World Euro 2016: Hungary celebrates team success Thousand of Hungarians filled Freedom Square in central Budapest on Wednesday (June 22) to watch their team force Portugal to play catch-up three times producing an exciting 3 – 3…