9 July 2016 | Euronews
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Sport The final countdown as hosts France prepare to meet Portugal in the Euro climax Cinzia Rizzi is our guide to all things Euro 2016: "Welcome back to Euro 2016 and its the final countdown to the last match of European championships. On Sunday in the Stade de France hosts France t -
Spain Spain's socialists refuse to back Rajoy government The leader of Spain’s Socialist party has refused to back Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy’s second attempt to form a coalition government in six months. -
United Kingdom British PM hopeful's motherhood remarks spark row The outsider to become UK’s next Prime Minister, Andrea Leadsom, has furiously denied she has an edge over her rival, because she has children. -
World News Pledges of continued support for Ukraine at NATO summit NATO has reiterated its support for Ukraine at a summit of the alliance in Warsaw. -
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Sport Demon on the descent Froome the zoom in yellow Stage 8 of the Tour de France saw holder, Sky's Chris Froome, flex his muscles in the 2016 race. -
USA Dallas police defend use of robot to kill gunman Authorities in Dallas have defended their decision to use an explosive-laden robot to kill a man who shot dead five white police officers in the city. -
World News Russia-US row ends in tit-for-tat expulsions of diplomats In a tit for tat expulsion of diplomats reminiscent of the Cold War, Russia said on Saturday it had expelled two U. -
World News Serena Williams beats Angelique Kerber to claim seventh Wimbledon singles title -
World News Britain to hold vote on Trident nuclear deterrent David Cameron has said he will hold a parliamentary vote later this month over whether to renew Britain’s nuclear deterrent. -
World News One man gored to death in Spanish bull running festival A Spaniard died and two other men, including a Japanese, were gored in bull-runs in Spain on Saturday, as the San Fermin festival in the northern town of Pamplona entered its third… -
Poland NATO commits to fund Afghan forces to 2020 NATO countries meeting at a key summit in Warsaw have agreed to maintain a stable military presence in Afghanistan. -
South Sudan Gunbattles erupt in South Sudan's capital Gunbattles erupted in South Sudan on its fifth independence anniversary and as peace talks were underway in the capital Juba. -
World News Goldman Sachs hires former EU chief Barroso Goldman Sachs (GS. -
World News Dallas gunman had fought in Afghanistan A U. -
No Comment Prince George steals the show Britain’s Prince George was the star attraction on Friday at the Royal International Air Tattoo, billed by UK media as the world’s largest military air show. -
Uruguay Uruguay defeats tobacco giant in court dispute The World Bank’s International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) has ruled in favour of Uruguay after cigarette giant Philip Morris International tried to seek compensation from the -
Korea North Korea fires ballistic missile North Korea fired a ballistic missile from a submarine on Saturday but it appears to have failed soon after launch, South Korea’s military said. -
World News Soyuz craft docks at International Space Station Russia’s Soyuz spacecraft has successfully docked with the International Space Station where its 48th mission is underway. -
USA Protests continue across America against fatal police shootings It comes a day after five police officers were killed during a similar rally in Dallas. -
USA Clinton and Trump react to Dallas police sniper attack The presumptive presidential nominees for the major parties postponed campaign events on Friday, but did not remain silent on the Dallas police officer deaths. -
World News Experts weigh in on the Nato summit in Warsaw Competitor, adversary, peer or partner – that’s how the head of Nato’s military committee said the alliance should consider Russia, and the decisions being taken at the summit in Warsaw are of particu -
Iraq Iraqi PM sacks top Baghdad security officials after bombing Iraq’s prime minister has fired three officials in charge of Baghdad’s security after a spate of deadly bombings.