24 June 2016 | Euronews
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United Kingdom EU-friendly London shocked after UK votes for Brexit Euronews correspondent Sarah Chappell reported from London on Friday evening, the day after the UK’s historic referendum on EU membership: “Across the UK, British people are coming to terms with the k -
United Kingdom In the wake of Brexit, who is tipped for the UK's top spot? Former Mayor of London and prominent ‘Leave’ campaigner Boris Johnson faced angry crowds in London on Friday (June 24). -
Economy Wall Street drops sharply after Brexit U.S. stocks have fallen sharply, with the Dow Jones industrial average dropping as much as 538 points, as Britain's vote to quit the European Union sent a shock wave through global financial markets. -
Sport Fencing: France defend European team epee title France grabbed their second gold medal of the European Fencing Championships in Torun, Poland on Friday. -
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Armenia Pope Francis calls Armenia's mass killings a genocide Pope Francis denounced what he called the ideologically twisted and planned “genocide” of Armenians by Ottoman-era Turks a century ago on a visit to Armenia for a deeply symbolic weekend visit to mark -
USA Fifth US military satellite blasts off A fifth Navy communication satellite has been launched from Cape Canaveral in Florida for use by the U. -
Israel Palestinian car driver shot dead by Israeli soldiers Israeli soldiers shot and killed a Palestinian woman who rammed a vehicle into a parked car near an Israeli settlement in the occupied West Bank on Friday, injuring two people sitting inside, the army -
United Kingdom UK vote for Brexit sees PM David Cameron jump before he's pushed "I do not think it would be right for me to be the captain that steers our country to its next destination," David Cameron told reporters. -
Sport Interview: 'In the head of a hooligan' Paula Vilaplana, Euronews (E): ‘‘Hello and welcome. -
United Kingdom Brexit: why British expats are worried The right to residency, the right to work, health insurance, pension payments - everyone has questions and so far there are no answers. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Brussels in state of shock but says Brexit must happen quickly State of the Union is euronews' weekly round-up of European affairs. -
World News Spain makes new push for Gibraltar after Britain exits EU Spain has made more demands over the British territory of Gibraltar just hours after Britain voted to leave the EU. -
Economy Market misery on the day after the night before The pound has fallen to levels as low as 1985 after Britain voted to leave the EU. -
United Kingdom Far-right leaders hail Brexit Far right leaders across Europe have hailed the result of the Brexit vote and suggested it should be the last nail in the coffin of the European Union. -
World News Mixed emotions in Europe after Britain crashes out of the EU Europeans across the continent displayed a host of different emotions after hearing that Britain has crashed out of the EU. -
United Kingdom Russia reacts to the Brexit Russian President Vladimir Putin has rejected allegations by British Prime Minister David Cameron that Russia would welcome Britain’s vote to leave the European… -
United Kingdom Brexit timeline: beginning of the end for UK's EU membership How a historic day unfolded, from predictions of Remain to victory for Leave. -
USA Brexit - the view from the US Joe Biden says the "special relationship" will continue while Donald Trump sees "parallels between the US and UK". -
United Kingdom Brexit shatters British political order The immediate effects of the Brexit vote are that there will be a change at the top of the governing Conservative party and a change of prime minister. -
United Kingdom Lagarde says IMF stands ready to moderate Brexit effects With the financial and stock markets in turmoil steady hands are needed on the levers of international finance and the International Monetary Fund’s director Christine Lagarde was quick to reassure th -
Economy 'Huge amount of uncertainty' - Brexit shock for UK economy by Chris Cummins -
United Kingdom Brexit: a divided nation Britain has decided to withdraw from the European Union with more than 1. -
United Kingdom Could English be ousted as an EU official language? Now that the United Kingdom has decided to leave the European Union, the debate about English as the de facto official language of Europe is likely on the mind of many. -
United Kingdom Juncker - "No renegotiation" In a statement, the EU says the British people's decision must be respected and calls for negotiations to be launched "swiftly". -
United Kingdom An island within an island, Scotland’s independence day next? -
World News Calls for referendums in Scotland and Northern Ireland after Brexit vote Scotland voted strongly in favour of staying in the European Union, by 62 percent in favour of “Remain” to 38 percent who opted for “Leave”. -
United Kingdom Brexit fallout as poll exposes deep divisions between old and young And so the fallout from Britain’s historic decision to leave the EU begins. -
United Kingdom A historic day as the UK votes to cut its European Union ties The United Kingdom has voted to leave the European Union, becoming the first European country to do so. -
Europe News Juncker insists Brexit not the beginning of the end for EU The president of the European Commission, Jean Claude Juncker, has urged the UK to start negotiations for leaving the European Union immediately. -
Europe News Carnegie Europe Director: "Britain has lost a lot more than the EU" Euronews spoke to Carnegie Europe Director, Jan Techau, to get his take on how the EU will handle with the split with the UK. -
World News Merkel and Hollande 'deeply regret' Britain's vote to leave the EU The German Chancellor Angela Merkel has said she deeply regrets the British vote to leave the EU. -
Economy Bank of England and ECB take measures to reassure markets The Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has said its ready to intervene and provide additional help to prop up financial markets. -
United Kingdom Brexit campaigners celebrate victory Reactions range from "the EU is dying" to "nothing will change in the short term." -
Belgium David Cameron's "unacceptable behaviour" to blame over referendum defeat, Oettinger tells Euronews Blame for the failure to convince British voters to remain in the European Union lies at the door of David Cameron, European Commissioner Günther Oettinger told… -
Economy Black Brexit Friday as pound plummets and FTSE falls The pound plummeted and the London FTSE fell in the wake of Britain voting to leave the EU. -
World News Newspaper covers :A timeline The UK press has had a tumultuous 24 hours dealing with the uncertainty of the outcome of Britain’s EU referendum vote: Early polling and a rising pound last night pointed towards a certain Remain out -
United Kingdom Britain backs Brexit It’s real pain for David Cameron but champagne for UKIP leader Nigel Farage after Britain’s historic vote to leave the European Union. -
Africanews 21 Africans receive Queen Elizabeth's 'Young Leaders Award' A total of 21 young Africans were awarded by Queen Elizabeth II as part of the second edition of the Queen's ''Young Leaders Award.'' -
United Kingdom Trump says Brexit a great thing US presidential candidate Donald Trump says the UK "took back control of their country" while visiting Scotland today. -
United Kingdom Brexit: tears for some, triumph for others The United Kingdom votes to leave the European Union. -
United Kingdom Bank of England poised to stem Brexit shockwaves The Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has said its ready to intervene and provide additional help to prop up financial markets. -
United Kingdom 'We now need a Brexit government', says UKIP's Nigel Farage For Nigel Farage the British vote to leave the European Union means the UKIP leader has achieved the overriding political goal of his career. -
Europe News Brexit is "warning shot" to EU says British Conservative MEP Syed Kamall The leader of the European Conservatives and Reformists group in the European Parliament says the UK’s decision to leave the European Union is a “warning shot. -
United Kingdom UK ship 'needs new captain' after Leave vote - Cameron Hot on the heels of the seismic vote for the UK to leave the EU came the dramatic announcement from David Cameron that he will step down as prime minister by the… -
United Kingdom Brexit: International Reaction Britain has this morning made an historic decision: To divorce from the European Union and ‘take back control’ of its economy, borders and sovereignty. -
United Kingdom Sterling hits historic low as Brexit fallout spreads Stocks and shares have been spiralling downwards across Europe after David Cameron said he will quit as British prime minister. -
United Kingdom J.K.Rowling and SpongeBob SquarePants react to Brexit on Twitter As the reality of Brexit is sinking in, some Twitteratis are handling the imminent change with a degree of humour, wishful thinking or linguistic creativity. -
United Kingdom UK votes to leave the EU, Cameron to quit as PM The United Kingdom has voted to leave the European Union. -
United Kingdom Brexit vote leaves UK divided Fresh calls for Scotland and Northern Ireland to hold votes on independence from the UK. -
United Kingdom Brexit: what happens now? Euronews takes you through the options for Britain’s divorce from Brussels. -
United Kingdom Global markets shaken up as prospect of Brexit becomes more probable Global markets have been shaken by the prospect of a UK exit from the European Union. -
Colombia Celebratory scenes on the streets of Bogota The signing of the historic ceasefire deal between so-called FARC rebels and the Colombian government marks one of the final steps towards a full peace deal in the… -
Italy At least 5,000 migrants rescued from Mediterranean in one day - Coast Guard At least 5,000 migrants were rescued in 43 operations across the Mediterranean Sea on Thursday (June 23), the Italian Coast Guard reports.