19 July 2016 | Euronews
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Turkey Turkish MPs on the front line as video of parliament bombing emerges The moment when the Turkish parliament was hit by the first of several bombs during Friday’s nights abortive coup attempt was captured by one MP on his mobile… -
Sport Angel Maria Villar bids to become the next UEFA president. Spanish Football Federation president Angel Maria Villar will bid to become the next UEFA president. -
Germany German train attacker vowed revenge on 'infidels' The teenage Afghan teenager who carried out the axe-and-knife attack on a train in southern Germany left behind a letter and a video saying he sought to avenge the deaths of civilians in Muslim… -
USA Republican Convention Day 2: Damage control Day two of the Republican National Convention has been largely overshadowed by Melania Trump’s speech, and how much it borrowed from Michelle Obama’s own first lady pitch years… -
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Sport Silk Way Rally: Peterhansel bounces back to claim Stage 10 France’s Stephane Peterhansel produced a superb display to secure Stage 10 of the Silk Way Rally on Tuesday. -
Sport Ventura replaces Conte as new Italy boss After weeks of speculation, Giampiero Ventura has been officially presented as the new coach of the Italian National team. -
Turkey Turkey's post-coup purge: the numbers The round of purges continues in Turkey, as the government vows to root out supporters of the exiled cleric it blames for Friday’s attempted coup. -
Economy Hungary resists foreign workers amid labour shortages Hungary - despite having a labour shortage and one of the lowest birth rates in Europe - is resisting foreigners working there, but that might be changing. -
World News IOC to 'explore' banning Russia from Rio Games The International Olympic Committee has delayed a decision on whether to ban Russia from next month’s Rio Games over accusations of doping. -
France Muslims mourn their dead after Bastille Day truck attack in Nice All 84 people killed in the Bastille Day truck attack in Nice have now been identified. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Questions in Europe over Turkey's list of arrests This is the brief from Brussels, a daily roundup of all the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
United Kingdom No apologies: Boris Johnson holds first press conference with Kerry The UK's new foreign secretary had a veritable grilling at his first press conference alongside his US counterpart John Kerry. Boris Johnson deflected questions over undiplomatic utterings and emphasi -
World News Radicalisation the key ISIL strategy Politicians in the West along with security services, the business community and the general public feel ever more under threat. -
Turkey Turkish post-coup purges sweep through education as thousands of teachers lose their jobs Turkey’s education ministry has revoked the licences of 21,000 teachers working in private institutions, Reuters news agency reported on Tuesday, citing a ministry… -
Greece Turkey ups pressure on Greece to extradite soldiers who fled there after failed coup Turkey says eight of its soldiers who fled to Greece after Friday’s attempted coup are “traitors” who must be handed back. -
Sport Simbine strikes gold in Székesfehérvár Thousands of people gathered on Sunday to watch the 6th edition of the István Gyulai Memorial – Hungarian Athletics Grand Prix in Székesfehérvár. -
Economy IMF says Brexit will reduce global economic growth in 2016 and 2017 The International Monetary Fund says Britain's decision to leave the European Union will reduce economic growth worldwide this year and in 2017. -
Russia IOC to "explore legal option" of banning Russia from Rio Olympics The International Olympic Committee says it will take legal advice on the possibility of banning Russia from next month’s Rio Games over doping. -
Turkey Turkey presses ahead with extradition bid for US-based cleric wanted over coup attempt Turkey’s prime minister says he has sent evidence to the United States to support an extradition request for the exiled cleric Ankara says was behind Friday’s failed… -
Russia Russia's long running doping saga The findings of Richard McLaren, the Canadian law professor and head of the independent commission set up by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) to investigate allegations of systematic cheating in Ru -
Economy Euro 2016 kicks up UK inflation to 0.5% in June Inflation in Britain was boosted in June by more expensive airfares as football fans flew to France for the Euro 2016 championships. -
Economy Spanish banks' non-performing loans down again Spanish banks' problem loans fell in May - the 18th straight month that they have dropped. -
France Family of four seriously injured in French Alps knife attack A man has stabbed and wounded a woman and her three daughters in the French Alps for being scantily dressed, according to local media reports. -
Business Series Nintendo shares double in price since Pokemon GO release Pokemon GO continues to boost the shares of video game company Nintendo. They are now worth twice what they were when the 'augmented reality' game was released just over a week ago. -
Germany Afghan axe attacker 'self-radicalised recently'- German official A note found in the Afghan axe attacker’s room indicates he may have self-radicalised recently, according to the Bavarian Interior Minister. -
Business Series Price rises chill Netflix subscribers Video streaming service Netflix added fewer subscribers than expected between April and June as some people who with cheaper long-term contracts canceled ahead of a price increase. -
Musica Paavo Järvi - Estonia's 'lucky man' Being by the shores of the Baltic Sea is special in itself. -
Europe News Europe's lorry manufacturers hit with €3 billion fine for price-fixing Four of Europe’s top lorry manufacturers have been fined €2. -
USA Hearing double: Melania Trump in plagiarism row after 'echoing' Michelle Obama A speech by Donald Trump's wife Melania at the Republican Convention contained almost identical passages to an address by Michelle Obama in 2008. -
Sci-Tech Hi-tech glasses help autistic children recognise emotions Researchers at Stanford University in the US are using special glasses to help autistic children recognise and classify emotions. -
United Kingdom Fatal shooting in east England "not terror related" say police Three people are dead after a shooting in east England, including the suspected gunmen. -
No Comment Crossing into Colombia Tens of thousands of Venezuelans streamed across the border from the town of San Antonio del Tachira into Cucuta, Colombia on Sunday (17 July) to stock up on food, home goods and medicine that are in -
No Comment Nice memorial for minute's silence Drone footage shows the thousands of people who gathered along the Promenade des Anglais for a minute of silence in memory of the Nice truck attack victims. -
Next Series Growing food in space: A tale of rats, algae and tomatoes Is it possible to produce food to eat and air to breathe while in space? -
United Kingdom British lawmakers back renewal of Trident nuclear deterrent British MPs voted on Monday to renew the country’s nuclear weapons system, by a majority of 472 votes to 117. -
Cinema 'Equals' - a world without emotions Futuristic love story “Equals” is set in a world where humans are genetically modified not to feel emotions – and those who do feel them are persecuted and… -
Germany ISIL claims responsibility for axe attack by Afghan youth on German train ISIL says an Afghan teenager who carried out an axe attack on a German train, severely wounding four people, was one of its fighters. -
Cinema 'Outlaws and Angels' sees Francesca Eastwood follow in parents' footsteps Francesca Eastwood takes the lead in new indie film “Outlaws and Angels” – following in the footsteps of her famous parents Clint Eastwood and Frances Fisher. -
Turkey Erdogan defies EU on death penalty: 'If Turkey's parliament backs it, I will' The Turkish president has vowed to approve the restoration of capital punishment if parliament votes for it, in defiance of EU warnings. -
Germany Afghan youth attacks German train passengers with axe Four passengers on a train in southern Germany were wounded, three of them seriously when a 17-year-old Afghan refugee suddenly attacked them with an axe and a… -
Taiwan Two dozen Chinese tourists killed in Taiwan coach crash A tour bus carrying people from China has crashed on a highway in Taiwan, killing all 26 people on board according to local media reports. -
North Korea South Korea warns of 'growing' security threat after North launches more missiles North Korea has fired three ballistic missiles into the sea off its east coast, according to South Korea’s military. -
USA Republican division laid bare as heavyweights 'boycott' convention The Republican Party’s four day convention got off to a chaotic start after opponents of Donald Trump tried and failed to force a vote on his candidacy. -
Turkey Turkey hunts for coup plotters but arrested ex-air force chief denies being ringleader Former Turkish air force chief Akin Ozturk has denied being being one of the the orchestrators behind Friday’s failed coup attempt.