13 July 2016 | Euronews
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Romania Romanian police break up "slavery" gang rescuing dozens of youngsters Anti-mafia police have broken up a human trafficking gang in central Romania. -
Iraq ISIL 'top commander' Omar al-Shishani killed in Iraq News agency affiliated with militant group confirms Omar al-Shishani was killed in combat in Iraq. -
France Much ado about a hairdo, Francois Hollande's 10,000 euro haircuts France is reeling over the news that French President Francois Hollande's office is paying almost 10,000 euros a month for a full time barber to cut his hair. -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson among three Brexiteers with key roles in new UK cabinet Theresa May has lost no time in appointing her new team since being confirmed as the UK’s new prime minister. -
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United Kingdom Post-Brexit stability at last as Larry the Cat remains at Number 10 David Cameron and George Osborne have not been the only Downing Street occupants pondering their removal from the heart of power. -
United Kingdom Cameron bows out with jokes and appeal for UK to 'stay close to EU' David Cameron addressed parliament for the last time as the UK’s prime minister on Wednesday lunchtime, giving his final weekly question and answer session in the House of… -
United Kingdom Theresa May officially takes over as UK Prime Minister In her first speech she promised 'not to govern for the privileged few' and to unite Britain. -
United Kingdom Cameron's last words as Prime Minister As Theresa May set her sights on the future, outgoing British Prime Minister David Cameron took the time to examine his past on his last moments in office. -
Sport Sagan edges out Froome to clinch Stage 11 of the Tour de France Slovakia’s Peter Sagan outsprinted defending champion Chris Froome to claim stage 11 of the Tour de France on Wednesday. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: May is new British PM This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
Japan Emperor of Japan "plans to abdicate" in unprecedented move Japan’s Emperor Akihoto has expressed a desire to abdicate the Chrysanthemum Throne in the next few years, according to reports. -
Italy Sicilian mafia boss dies in Milan hospital Italian mafia boss Bernardo “The Tractor” Provenzano – so named because of his habit of mowing enemies down – has died at a Milan hospital. -
Spain No end in sight to Spanish political deadlock Spain’s political deadlock has shown no signs of letting up after Socialist leader Pedro Sanchez reaffirmed his party would not back a government led by acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy’s… -
South Sudan Foreign evacuees describe violence in South Sudan capital Juba Evacuees from South Sudan have been arriving in the Kenyan capital Nairobi following days of violence and tension in Juba. -
Sport Silk Way Rally: Despres clinches fifth leg France’s Cyril Despres kept his composure to secure the fifth leg of the Silk Way Rally. -
Egypt Amnesty International report claims human rights abuses in Egypt include kidnapping and torture A report from Amnesty International has turned the focus on alleged kidnapping and torture in Egypt of hundreds of students, political activists, protesters and even young teenagers during the past th -
Business Line Euro 2016: big and expensive football party In this edition of Business Line we look at the economics of the Euro 2016 tournament - how much money was spent and earned. -
Europe News Theresa May: what to expect from Brexit negotiations To discuss the future relations of the United Kingdom with the European Union, under Theresa May's leadership of the British government, Euronews' Isabel Marques da Silva spoke to Lincoln Allison, Pro -
United Kingdom New challenge to Corbyn as Owen Smith launches UK Labour leadership bid The battle for Britain’s opposition Labour leadership has become more complicated after a second challenger to Jeremy Corbyn threw his hat into the ring. -
Italy Southern Italy train crash possibly caused by "human error" Station masters relied on communications by telephone to advise on trains on the remote single line track on Southern Italy and no automated brake or signaling system was in place. -
Sport Graziano Pelle and Papiss Cisse leave Southampton for China Hundreds of Shandong Luneng supporters gathered at Jinan airport on Tuesday afternoon to welcome their club’s latest signing – former Southampton forward Graziano… -
Business Series Uber quits Hungary over new law There has been another setback for Uber which is to stop all operations in Hungary saying a new law makes it impossible to run the ride-hailing service there. -
United Kingdom David Cameron: his time at number 10 Downing Street David Cameron will go down in history as the Prime Minister who was in charge when the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union. -
World News How Brexit could prove fatal for TTIP trade deal Brexit has put a nail in the coffin of the EU’s bid to create the world’s biggest free trade zone with the USA, campaigners say. -
Cinema Star Trek goes boldly Beyond in its 50th anniversary odyssey The crew of the USS Enterprise are back for more space adventures in Star Trek Beyond, the latest episode in the film franchise of the popular sci-fi series that marks its 50th anniversary this… -
Sci-Tech Taiwan animal hospital trials blood donation scheme There is already an established network of blood banks for humans but what about one for our favourite pets. -
Business Series Tesla questioned further over Autopilot after fatal crash US safety regulators want detailed information from electric car maker Tesla about the design, operation and testing of its Autopilot technology following a fatal crash in May. -
Markets Pound boosted by UK leadership change Britain's leadership change, with Theresa May taking over from David Cameron, has boosted the value of the pound, but not by much as foreign exchange traders believe it will fall further. -
Iraq Stunning drone footage of the world’s biggest cemetery in Iraq -
Health Series Canada: family doctors help slash wait times for arthritis patients Family doctors are being given new skills in an initiative to bring down waiting times for arthritis patients in Halifax, eastern Canada. -
Cult Blink-182's homage to California rocks to the top of the charts American pop punk-trio Blink-182 stormed to the No1 spot in the UK and US album charts with their comeback album California. -
World Reinventing education: when unusual methods make the only sense Teaching's one-size-fits-all approach is inadapted for many, especially pupils in critical situations or failing. This edition of Learning World looks at some remarkable teachers and their remarkable -
No Comment China: trucks driven into flood A dozen trucks carrying heavy rocks were driven into a flood to help block a dyke in central China’s Hunan Province. -
World News Maduro puts military in charge of overseeing Venezuela food distribution With the South American nation stricken by a worsening political, economic and social crisis, President Nicolas Maduro extends the powers of Venezuela's armed forces to alleviate the country's food an -
World News Beijing says its sovereignty over the South China Sea won't be affected Beijing has told the European Union its sovereignty over the South China Sea will not be affected despite Tuesday’s ruling (July 12) in The Hague dismissing China’s territorial claims in the… -
France Watch in 360° - how Euronews' multinational sport team saw Euro2016 Everyone experienced the Euro 2016 tournament from a different perspective. -
Egypt Solar Impulse 2 touches down in Cairo in penultimate leg of historic tour In the penultimate stage of an historic round-the-world tour, Solar Impulse 2 has landed in Cairo. -
USA NASA's Juno probe returns first photo of Jupiter NASA’s Juno probe has returned its first in-orbit photo of Jupiter. -
China China warns it could set up an air defence zone in South China Sea A defiant China has now formalised its objections to an international tribunal ruling that says its claims to territorial rights in the South China Sea have no legal… -
United Kingdom Moving day for Theresa May as she gets the keys to Number 10 Theresa May becomes British prime minister today (July 13) succeeding David Cameron in Downing Street. -
Italy Italian PM calls for full investigation into head-on rail collision Italian PM calls for full investigation into train disaster Death toll rises to at least 27 “Human error a factor” Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has demanded a full investigation into Tuesday