5 July 2016 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Fox eliminated, Crabb quits, May leads in Tory party leadership race The first round of voting for the successor to David Cameron as leader of Britain’s governing Conservatives, and thus the new prime minster, has seen former Defence Minster Liam Fox eliminated, and Pe -
USA Obama and Clinton together for the first time on presidential campaign trail Obama side-by-side with Clinton on campaign trail “Trump is unqualified to be president” FBI criticised over Clinton email probe President Barack Obama has appeared on stage with Democratic presid -
Belgium Belgian court gives heavy sentences to Verviers ISIL cell members A Belgian judge on Tuesday sentenced 15 members of an ISIL militant cell, nine of them in absentia, to up to 16 years in prison after convicting them of plotting attacks on targets including Brussels… -
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Hungary Hungary calls "quota referendum" for October 2nd The Hungarian government has announced the date for the so-called “quota referendum” for October 2. -
United Kingdom UK: Fox the first to fall in Conservative leader race, May leads the field Liam Fox is the first name to be scratched from the list of people fighting to become the next leader of the UK Conservative Party. -
United Kingdom May leads field as UK Conservatives vote for Cameron successor, but Fox fails British Conservative MPs have begun the lengthy process of selecting David Cameron’s successor with a first round of voting. -
Iraq Ground-breaking Iraqi dancer killed by truck bomb The death of a 23-year-old Iraqi in the Baghdad truck bombing Sunday (3 JULY 2016) has touched the hearts of many across the world, moved by his commitment to… -
France Controversial labour reform forced through in France Labour unions mounted a last-gasp protest as the bill returned to the French National Assembly for a second review on Tuesday. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: MEPs set for border guard vote This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily round of top stories on EU affairs. -
Sport Durant leaves the Thunder to become a Golden Warrior NBA star Kevin Durant is to leave the Oklahoma City Thunder and join the Golden State Warriors. -
Sport Kittel not brittle as he claims stage 4 of the Tour de France German Marcel Kittel took stage 4 of the Tour de France at 237.5 k the longest stage in 2016 edition. -
France French intelligence services should be overhauled in light of Paris attacks says report into atrocities The French intelligence services should be overhauled. -
Sport Euro 2016 heads into the final four as Portugal meet Wales Paula Vilaplana is our guide for Euro 2016: "Hello and welcome back to Euro 2016, Lyon will host the first semi final when Portugal take on Wales for a place in Sunday's final in Paris. -
World News Egyptair cockpit voice recorder suggests fire on plane The Airbus A320 was en route from Paris to Cairo on May 19 when it plunged into the eastern Mediterranean with the loss of all 66 on board. -
World News Beijing begins military exercise in South China Sea Tension is mounting ahead of a hotly-anticipated international ruling due on competing claims by China and the Philippines in the region. -
Economy New 50 euro banknote to fight forgery, reaffirm ECB's commitment to cash The European Central Bank has unveiled the design and high-tech security features for the 50 euro banknote - the most widely counterfeited bill - before it goes into circulation next April. -
Austria Austria to hold presidential re-run on October 2nd Austria will hold its re-run of the presidential election on October 2 after the country’s highest court ruled that poor election procedure in some areas meant the result could have been… -
Italy Berlusconi leaves hospital after heart operation Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has left hospital in Milan following heart surgery, the replacement of an aortic valve. -
Italy Italian police arrest suspect in murder of American student Italian police have arrested a homeless man on suspicion of robbery and murder after the discovery of the body of missing American student Beau Solomon in the river Tiber in… -
Japan The Japanese finding that owning less means having more How many possessions do you own? -
Europe News Brexit leaders 'leaving the boat', says EU's Juncker Under-fire European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker has attacked Brexit campaigners Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage for leaving frontline politics. -
Business Series Smartphones set to take Samsung to profit rebound Samsung is set for its best quarterly profit in more than two years thanks to robust sales of its flagship Galaxy S7 smartphones. -
Business Series EU court perks up McDonald's with MACCOFFEE ruling McDonald's has won an EU trademark dispute with a Singaporean rival which wanted to use the name MACCOFFEE. -
World News Vueling faces Spanish government enquiry after stranding thousands in Barcelona British Airway’s low-cost sister outfit Vueling may face stiff financial penalties after its executives were called in to meet with representatives of the Spanish government following thousands of pas -
World News See first pictures of Jupiter from NASA's Juno probe NASA scientists have been celebrating confirmation of the arrival of the Juno probe at Jupiter. -
Cult Clothes fashioned from sound in Paris collection Perched on 10 inch Getas, the traditional Chinese-Japanese raised flipflop, models stood on stone discs to showcase Iris van Herpen’s new Haute Couture Autumn/ Winter collection in… -
Cinema Iranian film legend Abbas Kiarostami dies Abbas Kiarostami was the international giant of Iranian cinema who managed to express himself as a director without falling foul of Iran’s notorious censors. -
Economy Bank of England eases rules for banks to encourage lending and meet Brexit challenge Britain's central bank has announced further measures to protect from the effects of Brexit including lowering the amount of money that banks have to keep in reserve so more cash will be loaned out. -
World News UN denounces disruption of Internet access as human rights violation The United Nations has passed a non-binding resolution condemning the disruption of Internet access as a human rights violation. -
France France to shake up intelligence services following Paris failures The French have published their official inquiry into last year’s January and November attacks in Paris in which 147 people died, and the main conclusion is to shake up the country’s intelligence serv -
No Comment Devastation of Ramadi shown from the air Rare aerial footage gathered by the ICRC shows the once-prosperous central Iraqi city of Ramadi now in tatters – a ghost town. -
Syria Amnesty International accuses Syrian opposition groups of human rights abuses The rights watchdog says the alleged abuse was committed over four years by the members of five armed organisations in the conflict-torn country. -
No Comment Clapping louder than the rest: Iceland's Euro 2016 team returns home Iceland’s national football team has returned home to a hero’s welcome. -
Bangladesh Cooperation and repatriation in wake of Bangladesh attack Bangladesh is reeling after police suggested the men who carried out one of the country’s deadliest militant attacks were homegrown, privileged and educated. -
World NATO: Defence is a platform for engaging in dialogue with Russia NATO was once considered a relic of the Cold War, but now it is once again having to confront Russia which invaded eastern Ukraine in 2014 and annexed the Crimean… -
China Parts of China and Pakistan submerged as deadly floods hit Heavy rain and flooding have caused relentless disruption in China and Pakistan. -
United Kingdom How the West and its media feed the 'monster' of Jihad Government policies, isolation, misogyny, racism, despair and denial. -
USA US Independence Day celebrated under heightened security Firework displays have been held throughout the US to mark Independence Day. -
World News NASA's Juno probe slips into Jupiter's orbit NASA is celebrating after its Juno spacecraft slipped into Jupiter’s orbit. -
World News Junior minister has 'zap and determination' to lead Britain, says Brexit Boris Former London mayor and big Brexit campaigner Boris Johnson is throwing his support behind Andrea Leadsom to be the next Conservative Party leader and Prime… -
World News Four security officers killed as bombing wave hits Saudi Arabia At least four security officers have been killed and five wounded after a suicide bomb attack in Saudi Arabia’s holy city of Medina. -
World News Iceland's football team arrives back home to hero's welcome The Iceland football team has received a hero’s welcome back home after their impressive performance at Euro 2016. -
World News Benjamin Netanyahu marks 40-years since the Raid on Entebbe Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu Netanyahu, has made an emotional visit to Uganda’s Entebbe airport. -
World News Who is the worst in the EU for 'exporting' deadly coal pollution? Poland, Germany and Romania are the EU’s worst when it comes to ‘exporting’ deadly fumes from their coal-fired power plants, a groundbreaking new report has…