11 July 2016 | Euronews
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Europe News The Brief from Brussels: May set to become next UK PM This is the Brief of the Brussels, a round-up of all the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
USA Two bailiffs and a gunman killed at US courthouse A gunman has shot dead two bailiffs and wounded two others, including a deputy sheriff at a courthouse in the US state of Michigan. -
USA Dallas police chief received death threats After a week of killings and confrontation across the US, police chiefs urged the public to adjust their expectations on Monday. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Srebrenica buries 127 newly-found victims on 21st anniversary of massacre Thousands of people have gathered in Srebrenica on the 21st anniversary of Europe’s worst massacre since World War II. -
United Kingdom Watch: Cameron hums a merry ditty after quitting as British PM Is David Cameron happy to have finally announced when he will be quitting as Britain’s prime minister? -
Sport Silk Way Rally: Cyril Despres clinches third stage France’s Cyril Despres produced a stunning display to clinch the third leg of the Silk Way Rally as rival Stéphane Peterhansel suffered an early puncture. -
South Sudan South Sudan's leaders announce ceasefire as UN calls for arms embargo on the country Salva Kiir has ordered his SPLA army to observe a ceasefire in South Sudan. -
Business Series Boeing and Airbus upbeat as Farnborough Airshow opens Day one of the Farnborough Airshow brought a boost for Boeing as British Prime Minister David Cameron announced the purchase of nine of its Poseidon marine patrol planes as well as 50 Apache attack he -
World Euro 2016: the best and the worst So after a month of football Euro 2016 is finally over. -
United Kingdom Theresa May to replace Cameron as UK prime minister on Wednesday Theresa May will take over from David Cameron on Wednesday and become the UK’s first female prime minister since Margaret Thatcher. -
Sport Au Revoir Euro 2016! Portugal stuns France to win Euro 2016 final Cinzia Rizzi, euronews: Welcome back to Euro 2016. -
United Kingdom Theresa May to become UK prime minister on Wednesday David Cameron has said Theresa May will become the UK’s next Prime Minister after confirming he plans to resign on Wednesday. -
World News [Data] Who was the best-performing team at Euro 2016? -
Economy Who made the most money from Euro 2016? With the Euro 2016 Championships over it's time to calculate who benefited most financially. -
Portugal Euro 2016: Portugal arrive home victorious It’s been a long time coming and, thanks to disgraced former UEFA President Michel Platini’s new 24-team tournament format, Portugal have arrived home winners of Euro… -
Europe News Eurozone finance ministers mull sanctions for Spain, Portugal Eurozone finance minister met on Money to discuss whether Spain and Portugal should face sanctions for breaching EU spending rules. -
France Hollande greets France squad at Elysee Palace Their Euro 2016 dreams may have been shattered, but the French football team were still greeted as heroes by President Francois Hollande at the Elysee Palace on… -
United Kingdom UK: Angela Eagle launches Labour leadership bid to topple Jeremy Corbyn Labour’s Angela Eagle has said she will challenge Jeremy Corbyn for the leadership of Britain’s main opposition party. -
Cinema Festival celebrates best in eastern and central European film The American actor Michael Shannon was among the guest stars attending the closing ceremony of the 51st Karlovy Vary International Film Festival. -
Sci-Tech Special delivery: robots coming to your front door! Picture the scene, you order your favourite take away food for delivery. -
Venezuela Food, medicines and fuel shortages in Venezuela which also affect Cuba Bread is a staple of diets worldwide, a low price with a high nutritious value. -
Business Series Wal-Mart 'Primed' to go head-to-head with Amazon Wal-Mart is fighting back against Amazon by offering free shipping for all items ordered online for a limited period around its rival's 'Prime Day' event. -
Economy Call for 150 billion euros bailout fund for European banks Deutsche Bank's chief economist David Folkerts-Landau wants the European Union to set up a 150 billion euro rescue fund to recapitalise European banks and address "one crisis after another". -
Economy French economic growth 0.2% in Q2 France's economy grew by 0.2 percent between April and June from the previous three months according to the latest estimate from the country's central bank. -
United Kingdom Theresa May set to be UK prime minister as Andrea Leadsom quits Conservative contest Home Secretary Theresa May is now the only contender in the running for the post of UK Prime Minister. -
Economy Continued cooling for China's economy forecast The latest survey of economic analysts predicts Chinese GDP growth of 6.6 percent from April to June, down from 6.7 percent in the first three months of the year. -
South Sudan Fresh fighting erupts in South Sudan after UN warns attacks 'may constitute war crimes' Fresh clashes have erupted in Juba between forces loyal to the president and those supporting the vice president, renewing fears South Sudan will slip back into full-blown civil… -
World News Was Portugal really the best-performing team at Euro 2016? No-one can deny Portugal their moment of Euro 2016 glory, after their backs-against-the-wall triumph over hosts France in Sunday’s final, all the more impressive given it was without their star playe -
Spain Sunny side up as Solar Impulse 2 closes in on first fuel-free round-the-world flight Solar Impulse 2, a plane powered purely by the sun's energy, is on the penultimate leg of its 16-month long journey, flying from Spain to Egypt. -
France Portugal squad heads home after Euro 2016 victory Celebrations carried on into the morning after Portugal beat hosts France 1-0 to win Euro 2016. -
Cult Italian 'poet chef' named world number one Three Michelin-starred Massimo Bottura has come out on top in the World’s 50 Best Restaurants list – the creme de la creme, produced by a British magazine. -
No Comment Russia: Annual cow dung slinging festival in Urals village The village of Krylovo in the Urals region of Russia has celebrated its national day with a cow dung slinging competition. -
No Comment World's 'largest orchestra' performs in Germany The world record for the largest orchestra has been broken, according to the German Institute for Records. -
Japan Japan's Shinzo Abe's landslide election win paves way for constitution change Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s landslide election victory is a double-edged sword. -
Venezuela Venezuelans rush into Colombia seeking food and medicine During a brief border opening tens of thousands of Venezuelans flooded into neighbouring Colombia to buy food and medicine not available in their economically troubled country. -
France Euro 2016: Distraught French football fan consoled by young Portugal supporter -
USA Protests spread in US over fatal police shootings Police made dozens of arrests in Baton Rouge as protests grow following the fatal police shooting of Philando Castile and Alton Sterling. -
Israel Philistines due a new image following 'sophisticated finds' at archaeological dig Researchers analysing a Philistine cemetery in Ashkelon in Israel say the ancient biblical people may have to be reassessed as being far more cultured than once… -
Israel Egypt urges 'two state solution' to Israeli-Palestinian conflict Egypt’s foreign minister has urged Israel to consider a two state solution to the Israeli -Palestinian conflict. -
World News North Korea threatens tough response against US missile defence deployment North Korea’s military has threatened to take what its called “ a physical response” to a move by the US and South Korea to deploy an advanced missile defence… -
South Sudan UN calls for calm following deadly clashes in South Sudan capital Fears are growing of a return to civil war in South Sudan after renewed fighting between forces loyal to the country’s president and vice president. -
Portugal Portugal become Euro 2016 champions - and spoil France's party It has been a long time coming but Portugal have at last won a major football tournament, snatching a 1-0 victory over hosts France in extra time.