14 July 2016 | Euronews
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Italy Italy crash: Andria station master 'allowed crash train to pass' Italy’s president Mattarella met the families of the victims of Tuesday’s train crash in Southern italy at a hospital in Bari. -
USA Minnesota: Thousands pay tribute to Philando Castile Families and friends of Philando Castile were joined by hundreds of mourners at the Cathedral of St. -
Ukraine Drone launched to 'monitor fraud' in Ukraine parliament The Ukrainian parliament has been disrupted by a drone, launched by an opposition party member to monitor potential voting fraud. -
Romania Nearly 40 held in Romania slavery probe as new evidence emerges Authorities in Romania have formally detained 38 people suspected of running a slavery ring. -
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Cyprus Cyprus: Roman era mosaic found during Larnaca sewage works A rare Roman era mosaic has been discovered in Cyprus during excavations in the coastal city of Larnaca. -
Sport Tour de France: Froome takes yellow after seeing red on Stage 12 Britain’s Chris Froome retained the yellow jersey as Belgium’s Thomas De Gendt kept his composure to claim the 12th stage of the Tour de France. -
France Francois Hollande defends legacy in last Bastille Day interview With less than a year until the next presidential election, Francois Hollande used his last Bastille Day address to defend his legacy. -
USA Indiana Governor Mike Pence favourite for Donald Trump running mate Donald Trump has entered the final phase of his high-profile search for a running mate, arranging last-minute meetings with contenders as his staff prepare for an announcement on… -
Economy Bank of England surprises investors with no change to UK interest rates The Bank of England has left the cost of borrowing unchanged in Britain - for now - which pushed down share prices in London and boosted the pound against the dollar and the euro. -
World Karl Lagerfeld on fashion, brexit and feline muses Euronews – Isabelle Kumar He’s an icon – often described as the Kaiser – The Emperor in German- because when you are creative director to some of the most important Haute coutures houses in the world -
Sport Silk Way Rally: Jefferies edges out Peterhansel to claim Stage 6 Damen Jefferies produced a stunning performance to clinch stage 6 of the Silk Way Rally. -
United Kingdom Hammond, Johnson and Davis seen as key members of Theresa May's new cabinet He spent just thirteen days in the political wilderness but now Boris Johnson holds one of the great offices of state. -
United Kingdom In and Out: Team May It is another tumultuous day in British politics, as Theresa May continued to unveil her new-look cabinet, sweeping away the remnants of David Cameron's era. -
Kenya Kenya: several officers killed in hostage siege at police station In western Kenya, several police officers have been killed, after a gunman held up a police station early on Thursday morning. -
Sci-Tech Cultured Philistines - ancient cemetery discovered A team in Israel has unearthed an ancient cemetery, which it says will unravel the mystery of the Philistines. -
Business Series Pokemon profits and problems The 'augmented reality' game Pokemon Go - having become a global phenomenon in just days - is set to make big money but is also creating controversy. -
Sport Conte officially unveiled by Chelsea Antonio Conte has been officially unveiled by Chelsea as their new manager. -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson shrugs off Europe's shock at top diplomatic job Boris Johnson’s appointment as the United Kingdom’s foreign minister has brought gasps of shock in diplomatic circles at home and abroad – especially in Europe. -
Iran The state of Iran's economy one year after landmark deal over disputed nuclear programme It has been one year since Iran, the US and five other world powers reached a landmark deal over Iran’s disputed nuclear programme. -
France Wildfires brought under control in southern France and Spain In the south of France, 3,000 holidaymakers in Torreilles were evacuated on Wednesday after strong winds whipped up a wildfire and more than 20 bungalows were… -
Hungary Human Rights Watch condemns Hungary for 'cruel and violent treatment' of migrants Hungary has been criticised for the “cruel and violent treatment of migrants. -
France Troops from Australia and New Zealand special guests at French Bastille Day As every year, Bastille Day in France means the Tricolour flag is out in force: at the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, and in towns and villages around the country as well as francophile places around the… -
USA Pokemon Go "catches 'em all" as augmented reality game takes world by storm If you were born before 1984 you may have been slightly baffled by all the talk and media coverage of Pokemon Go. -
Economy Bank of England surprises by keeping interest rates unchanged Keeping their powder dry the Bank of England's policymakers have left the cost of borrowing unchanged in Britain - for now. -
Italy Nearly 78,000 migrants have arrived in Italy by sea so far this year Four hundred and fifty migrants and refugees were rescued off Italy’s coast, the Italian coast guard has announced. -
Europe News EU regulators hit Google with more anti-trust charges EU regulators have hit Google with another competition charge, accusing it of blocking rivals in the online search advertising market. -
Afghanistan Militant behind Peshawar school massacre 'killed in US drone strike' Taliban-linked militant leader Umar Narai, the alleged mastermind of the Peshawar school massacre, has been killed by a American drone strike, according to US and Pakistani… -
Cult Third 'New York fashion week: Men's' makes waves ‘New York Fashion Week: Men’s’ is heating up, as designers present their Spring/Summer 2017 collections. -
Spain Pamplona: 2016 running of the bulls comes to an end The controversial running of the bulls has come to an end for another year. -
No Comment Anti-Theresa May protesters call for an election People dressed as Theresa May parade outside the British prime minister’s official residence at 10 Downing Street, dancing and singing to call for a new general… -
No Comment Poland: dancing nuns go viral Polish nuns dance to encourage young faithfuls to take part in World Youth Day at the end of July. -
Iran One year on, Iran's nuclear deal has still only yielded hopes -
USA US: Fresno police release body-cam footage of shooting of unarmed teen The Fresno Police Department has released body-camera footage of the shooting of unarmed suspect Dylan Noble. -
United Kingdom Out with the old: Theresa May's UK cabinet makes political push for centre ground Theresa May is the woman of the hour. -
Belgium NATO and Russia: 'not a meeting of minds' over Ukraine NATO and Russia are failing to see eye-to-eye over the crisis in eastern Ukraine, the alliance’s Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg says. -
Zimbabwe Celebrations as pastor is freed by Zimbabwe court There was much celebrating in Zimbabwe after a court freeded a detained pastor accused of trying to overthrow the government via an internet campaign. -
Turkey France closes diplomatic missions in Turkey over security concerns France has closed its diplomatic missions until further notice in Turkey’s two main cities – Ankara and Istanbul – due to security concerns. -
Spain Tourists return to hotels after Costa del Sol wildfires brought under control Five hundred and forty-five people who were evacuated on Tuesday evening (July 12) as wildfires got close to their homes and hotel in Spain’s Costa del Sol, have been allowed to… -
Turkey Turkey hints at major policy shift towards Syria Following an improvement in relations with Russia and Israel, Turkey has now indicated it wants to mend ties with Syria. -
USA Ex EU Commission chief's bank job sparks fury and calls for reform France is calling for the EU to tighten rules on commissioners taking appointments after leaving office. -
Spain Spain: Rajoy announces vote in attempt to end political stalemate Spain’s caretaker prime minister Mariano Rajoy is attempting to break the political deadlock in the country and announced a vote to swear him into office for August, but the Socialists declared they w