7 July 2016 | Euronews
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Italy Man arrested on suspicion of murder of Nigerian asylum seeker in Italy Italian police have arrested a man suspected of killing a Nigerian asylum seeker. -
Vatican Italian journalists cleared in Vatican leaks trial, two others convicted Two journalists have been cleared by a Vatican court of publishing leaked documents claiming the top of the Catholic Church was plagued by corruption. -
Russia New Russian anti-terrorist law sparks sharp criticism Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed into law an anti-terrorist bill that has been fiercely criticised both at home and abroad for offering huge powers to the security services and… -
China Taiwan and China prepare for Typhoon Nepartak Taiwan and China have been preparing for Typhoon Nepartak that is expected to hit land early on Friday. -
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United Kingdom Five crushed to death, one hospitalised, following Birmingham wall collapse Five workers have been crushed to death in Nechells, central Birmingham. -
Economy Italian banking crisis looms A mountain of bad debts and a lack of capital reserves are fueling an Italian banking crisis, which has been thrown into sharp focus by Britain's vote to leave the European Union. -
Sport Manx missile Mark Cavendish makes it 29 stage wins at the Tour de France What a week for the Manx missile at the Tour De France he has sprinted to three victories in six days. His win in stage 6 of the 2016 edition gave him his 29th stage victory in the most famous bike ra -
Germany Bitter row threatens unity of the AFD - Alternative for Germany political party Climbing political mountains. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: NATO steps up eastern presence This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of the day’s top stories from across Europe. -
France France look to end losing streak against Germany to reach Euro 2016 final France have been looking to beat Germany at football since 1958 without success, so a win tonight would not only get them into their own final, but end nearly 60 years of… -
Germany German parliament votes for 'No means No' rape law “No means no” when it comes to rape – so says the German parliament after a unanimous vote. -
Economy EU seeks to sanction Spain, Portugal over spending Spain and Portugal could faces fines for breaching EU spending rules after the European Commission opened a sanctions procedure on Thursday over both countries failure to tackle their budget… -
Musica 'Volcanic Yannick' achieves his life-long dream Yannick Nézet-Séguin - the conductor every concert hall wants to hire - talks to Euronews. -
United Kingdom A female PM for the UK: Gove eliminated from Conservative Party leadership race Theresa May and Andrea Leadsom to compete to be the next UK Prime Minister. -
France Prosecutor calls for bullying trial over France Telecom suicides The Paris prosecutor has recommended that France Telecom, its former boss and other senior executives face trial for bullying after a wave of suicides among the… -
Sport Griezmann double gives France the edge as hosts book Euro final spot France will meet Portugal in the Stade de France in Sunday’s final. -
Economy Greek tourism under pressure The 2016 holiday season is crucial to Greece's economic recovery, but Euronews found many in the tourism industry there are not hopeful. -
Sci-Tech NASA's Juno spacecraft reaches Jupiter NASA celebrated a great victory on Tuesday as its spacecraft Juno finally reached Jupiter, the largest planet in the solar system. -
Cinema Gnomon School of Visual Effects shaping the future of Hollywood Visual effects and animation are arguably the true stars of the box office nowadays. -
Syria Syrian government forces 'cut road to Aleppo' Some 250,000 Aleppo residents have been put under siege after Syrian government troops effectively cut the road into rebel-held areas of the city, a monitoring group… -
World News Ramadan - a month of sorrow after deadly attacks by so-called Islamic State Tragedy in Orlando. -
United Kingdom Five men die in industrial accident in Britain Five men have died after an industrial accident at a recycling depot in Nechells, an area of Britain’s second-biggest city Birmingham, the local West Midlands Police force said on… -
No Comment First bull run of San Fermin Festival in Pamplona The first bull run in Spain’s San Fermin passed off with only a few minor injuries reported. -
Poland Nervous NATO assembles for key summit in difficult times NATO holds a summit this Friday in Poland in an atmosphere of tension with Russia not seen since the days of the Soviet Union. -
Economy France moves to lure London bankers post-Brexit France has stepped up its efforts to grab some of the London banking business that could be displaced by Britain's decision to leave the European Union. -
Business Series Twitter serves up tennis to attract traffic Twitter is live-streaming the Wimbledon tournament hoping to improve its growth of active users. -
United Kingdom In the blue corner... Conservatives battle it out in next stage of UK leadership race Conservative MPs vote in the second stage of the leadership battle to determine who will win the coveted top spot of UK Prime Minister. -
Bangladesh Police killed in Bangladesh attack At least two police officers have been killed by militants who have targeted Bangladesh's biggest festival marking the end of Ramadan. -
Cinema Daniel Radcliffe and Paul Dano star in surreal comedy 'Swiss Army Man' Paul Dano and Daniel Radcliffe star in the controversial film “Swiss Army Man. -
Cult Versace kicks off Paris haute couture fashion week in style Luxury materials, exquisite craftsmanship and sweeping dresses took centre stage at the Paris haute couture fashion shows as designer brands unveiled their autumn/winter… -
Sport France and Germany clash for a place in the final of Euro 2016. Euronews looks ahead to the semi-final France and Germany meet in Marseille for a place in the final of Euro 2016 in Paris. -
Brazil State workers urge Brazilian government to pay their salaries instead of the Olympics Hundreds of striking state workers march through Rio to urge the Brazilian government to pay their wages instead of hosting the Olympics. -
USA Minnesota authorities to investigate death of black man in latest police shooting The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is investigating the death of a 32-year-old black man after shots were fired during a police traffic stop. -
No Comment Messages of love around the world in Eid prayers Sunni and Shiite Muslims in Baghdad hold a memorial vigil for the estimated 250 killed in a massive suicide bombing, the worst to hit the city since the 2003 U. -
USA US Justice Department to investigate police shooting There has been a huge outcry and protests following the fatal shooting of Alton Sterling by police in Louisiana. -
Africanews Congo miners struggle after commodities slump The DRC is sheding thousands of mining jobs this year after global commodity prices tumbled. -
Bangladesh Police attacked in Bangladesh Initial reports suggest extremists were behind the blast near a school in Kishoregonj, 140 kilometres north west of the capital, Dhaka. -
World News Mutinational three-member crew heads for Space Station in next generation Soyuz capsule A three member multinational crew has blasted off from Kazakhstan on the debut flight of a next generation Russian Soyuz capsule, headed for the International Space… -
World News Messi to appeal against prison term for tax fraud World football superstar Lionel Messi and his father are to appeal against a 21-month prison term and 2 million euro fine in a tax case. -
World News US sanctions North Korean leader over human rights abuses The US has imposed sanctions on North Korean leader Kim Jong Un for the first time, accusing him of human rights abuses. -
USA US Attorney General say probe into Hillary Clinton's email server is over US Attorney General Loretta Lynch says she has finally drawn a line under the investigation into Hillary Clinton’s email server. -
World News The Red Dragon's roar is silenced by Portugal Portuguese football supporters have been celebrating their 2 : 0 win over Wales in the Euro 2016 semi-final. -
World News Former PM Tony Blair defends his decision to invade Iraq but apologises for mistakes Chilcot Report criticises “unreliable intelligence” Claims British troops were sent in ill-prepared No plans for aftermath Blair opologises for mistakes – but acted in “good faith” Sir John Chilcot -
World News Brazil: Rousseff denounces impeachment process as a 'farce' Brazil’s suspended President Dilma Rousseff has presented her written defence to a Senate impeachment trial. -
United Kingdom Political reaction to the long awaited Chilcot report The decision to go to war in Iraq in 2003 was a divisive one, and this morning, after waiting seven years for its publication, The Iraq Inquiry, headed by Sir John Chilcot, has delivered a deleterious