10 August 2016 | Euronews
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World News Wildfires in Provence in southern France force thousands to evacuate homes Around 2000 firefighters are battling out-of-control wildfires in Provence in the south of France which broke out on Wednesday. -
Greece A.Velios : "I and my death, the right to euthanasia" “Death is like a wall. -
Portugal Portugal: Additional help called in as wildfires rage on Wildfires continue to rage in Portugal. -
Ukraine Russia says it has thwarted armed Ukrainian raids on Crimea Ukraine has denied Russia's claim of attempted armed incursion into peninsula, annexed by Moscow in 2014. -
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Turkey PKK blamed for deadly bombings in southeast Turkey Bomb blasts in two cities in southeast Turkey killed nine people and wounded 38 on Wednesday. Security sources are blaming the Kurdistan Workers Party known as the PKK. -
Belgium Planes land safely after double Brussels Airport bomb alerts Local media now say the situation is "normal" and nothing has been found on either aircraft. -
Portugal Portugal : Firefighters association blames politicians The story is the same each year. -
Sport Rio Olympics: Kelmendi places Kosovo on sport map with historic gold Majlinda Kelmendi has steadily taken the world of judo by storm ever since she burst onto the scene to win the World Junior Championships in 2009. -
USA US election: Trump denies urging supporters to kill Clinton Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump has denied accusations that he incited gun owners’ to kill his Democratic rival for the White House, Hillary… -
Brazil 'City of God' become 'City of Gold' The people of Rio de Janeiro's City of God' favela are hoping that a gold medal win by one of their own - Rafaela Silva - will help remove the stigma they face daily. -
Hungary Ukrainian arrested for people smuggling in Hungary The arrest comes after 33 illegal migrants were found in the back of a van near the border with Serbia. They had identity documents with them but no Schengen visas. -
World Foreign languages and the complexities of bilingualism In this episode of Learning World we look at the importance of learning languages. -
Business Planet Here come the drones Learn more about the enormous market potential of civilian jobs. -
Brazil Rio 2016: Brazilian women's rugby player gets first Olympic marriage proposal It was possibly the most romantic moment of the Rio Olympics so far. -
World Child's play preparations for future success How important is play in early childhood education? -
USA Flo-Jo: a story of the Olympics, speed and dying to succeed -
Spain Negotiations underway to form a government in Spain There are signs of movement on the political gridlock in Spain as the liberal Ciudadanos party says it could support a government led by Conservative Mariano Rajoy if reforms are agreed. -
World News Sexual harassment: nearly two-in-three young women 'are victims' Indecent comments or remarks, unwelcome jokes of a sexual nature; unwanted sexual touching; and showing pornography at work - many women say they have experienced such behaviour. -
Germany Germany to announce tough new security measures New security measures reportedly including speedier deportations and waiving doctor-patient confidentiality in some cases are set to be announced on Thursday. -
Portugal Three dead and many evacuated in Madeira wildfires At least three people have been killed and about 1,000 evacuated after wildfires engulfed parts of Funchal, the capital of the Portuguese island of Madeira. -
World News Why no one is resolving the stalemate in Ukraine The Ukrainian crisis is at a stalemate, trapped somewhere between sporadic fighting and diplomatic cheap shots, despite a reduction of the military -
Cult South Korean soldiers swap their military boots for ballet shoes After a heavy day patrolling the Demilitarised Zone that divides the Korean peninsula, South Korean soldiers swap their military boots for a pair of ballet… -
Iraq 12 babies die in Iraq hospital fire The blaze broke out late on Tuesday inside the maternity unit at the Yarmouk Teaching Hospital in the west of the Iraqi capital. -
No Comment Bolt dancing samba ahead of Rio sprints Usain Bolt is dancing samba on stage before an interview with Jonathan Edwards. -
No Comment Vladimir is waiting for Tayyip Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Turkish counterpart Tayyip Erdogan met in St. -
No Comment The first panda born in Shanghai turns one month old The first giant panda born in Shanghai turns one month old on Tuesday (August 9). -
Germany German police carry out terror raids Police in Germany have carried out a series terror raids across the western state of North Rhine-Westphalia. -
Turkey At least 3 soldiers killed in Turkey's southeast Sirnak province Turkish security sources said three soldiers have been killed and ten others wounded in the country’s southeastern Uludere district, reports Reuters news agency. -
Next Series Technology trialled in fight against ticking timebomb of obesity Sensor technology is at the heart of a project designed to prevent obesity and other eating disorders, before it is too late. -
Brazil Dilma Rousseff to stand trial after indictment by Brazil's Senate Brazil’s Senate has voted to indict the country’s first female president. -
United Kingdom Eurostar staff to strike in row over work-life balance Staff at Eurostar will strike for seven days over two weekends this month in a long-running dispute over work life balance, the UK’s RMT union has said. -
Venezuela Venezuela opposition signature drive 'probably' set for October Venezuela’s National Election Council (CNE) says the country’s opposition will “probably” be able to continue its progress towards a mid-term recall referendum in late… -
Brazil Michael Phelps wins 21st gold medal in Day 4 of Rio Olympics Michael Phelps has won his 20th Olympic gold medal in the 200 metres butterfly on Day 4 of the Rio Olympics. -
Kosovo Kosovan MP uses tear gas to disrupt parliamentary meeting An opposition MP in Kosovo has used tear gas to disrupt a committee meeting voting on a border agreement with Montenegro. -
Brazil Bus carrying journalists comes under fire in Rio A bus carrying journalists between Olympic venues in Rio was hit by gunfire on Tuesday. -
USA Parents of two Americans killed in Libya file lawsuit against Hillary Clinton The parents of two American CIA contractors killed in an attack in Libya are suing Hillary Clinton over their deaths.