10 September 2016 | Euronews
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Syria Deadly fighting rages on in Syria ahead of US-Russia brokered truce Dozens are believed to have been killed in an air strike on a market in Syria’s rebel-held Idlib, just days before a US-Russia-brokered ceasefire is due to… -
Sport Vuelta a Espana: Nairo Quintana seals second Grand Tour win Nairo Quintana is poised to win the Vuelta a Espana after keeping Chris Froome at bay on Stage 20 The Colombian has not officially won the race yet, he just needs to cross the line on Sunday’s sprint -
Italy 'The Woman Who Left' wins Golden Lion at Venice Film Festival Lav Diaz’s ‘The Woman Who Left’ (‘Ang Babaeng Humayo’) has won the Golden Lion award for Best Film at the 73rd Venice Film Festival. -
Sport Scott Hend in the driving seat at the Dutch Open Scott Hend of Australia shot a seven-under-par round of 64 to stand one shot clear of Italian Nino Bertasio after the third round of the Dutch Open in Spijk. -
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USA The claws are out: Clinton and Trump fight war of words as US election approaches As the US election draws ever nearer, the put-downs are becoming ever stronger. -
Sport Portugal's Douro Valley hosts Eurovision Sports Games The Douro Valley is world famous for the Porto wine and September is a crucial month. -
Syria Syrian government agrees to US-Russia deal There has been a mixed reaction to news of the agreement as some hope for a political transition while others fear it may never come to pass. -
World News Novak Djokovic and Stan Wawrinka book US Open final date Novak Djokovic and Gaël Monfils have played each other 12 times. -
Sport First blood to Pep Guardiola in Manchester derby at Old Trafford Old Trafford was the scene as Pep Guardiola and Jose Mourinho took their rivalry to the Premier League. -
China World's highest bridge nears completion It is 565 metres above the ground - but where is it? -
Korea South Korea urges the world to put pressure on Pyongyang in wake of nuclear test South Korea has called on the world to pressure Pyongyang into giving up its nuclear programme. -
Canada TIFF: Oliver Stone makes a comeback and Ewan McGregor debuts in Toronto Snowden It’s been dubbed the most important and galvanizing political drama by an American filmmaker in years. -
No Comment France: Huge 'Constellation' diamond unveiled In a Paris exhibition, Swiss jewellery maker de Grisogono unveils an 813-carat unpolished diamond bought for $68 million (around 60 million euros), the world’s most expensive rough when it was… -
No Comment Spain: Four dead after train derails A passenger train derailed in Spain’s northwestern Galicia region, killing four people and injuring 47 others who were taken to hospitals, authorities said. -
Italy Two cats make the most of their nine lives by surviving the earthquake in central Italy Georgiana and Pietro have been rescued from the rubble of their respective homes more than two weeks after the tremor struck. -
Iran Work to begin on second nuclear reactor in Iran The first stone was laid on Saturday marking the start of the launch of the Iran-Russia Bushehr 2 project. -
Bangladesh Many dead in Bangladesh factory fire Police and eyewitnesses says dozens have been taken to hospital. Firefighters are struggling to control the blaze in the four-storey building. -
USA Galaxy Note 7 users told to stop using devices due to fire risk The warning covers South Korea and the US, where the government is working with the South Korean tech company on a total recall. -
USA US federal government halts Dakota oil pipeline The US federal government has temporarily halted a controversial oil pipeline in North Dakota, moments after a judge approved the project. -
USA UN seeks new sanctions on North Korea after nuclear test The United Nations has strongly condemned North Korea’s fifth and most powerful nuclear test to date, agreeing immediately to draw up significant new sanctions. -
Switzerland US and Russia unveil Syria peace plan The US and Russia say they have struck a deal aimed at ending Syria’s civil war. -
Greece Southern European leaders call for action to boost flagging EU growth The Greek prime minister and other leaders in southern Europe have called for action to boost flagging growth, saying they needed a bigger say in Europe.