20 September 2016 | Euronews
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World News Britain's iconic red telephone boxes get a makeover In this age of mobile phones Britain’s iconic red telephone boxes have become mainly tourist attractions But now a company called Pod Works has given some of them a makeover transforming them into mi -
Italy Woman of 61 becomes a mother for the first time An Italian woman has given birth to a healthy baby boy at the age of 61. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: protests against free trade This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
Economy Transatlantic trade deals trigger Brussels demo Several thousand farmers, activists and trade unionists held a protest outside EU buildings in Brussels in the latest demonstration against planned transatlantic free trade… -
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USA Hollande tells UN on Syria: 'Enough is enough' During a speech at the UN General Assembly French President Francois Hollande has blamed the Syrian government for the collapse of a US-Russia backed ceasefire. -
Sport Toure hangs up international boots Ivory Coast international Yaya Toure on Tuesday announced his retirement from International football. -
Europe News Thousands march in Brussels against free trade deals Thousands of protesters have marched through Brussels to demonstrate against two planned free trade deals. -
Austria Austria: driver who ran over crowds 'thought he was being chased' A man accused of driving his car into a crowd of pedestrians in Austria has gone on trial in the town of Graz. -
Philippines False alarm sparks full response in Manila A Saudi Arabian Airlines flight was isolated at Manila airport in the Phillipines on Tuesday morning, when a hijack alarm was accidentally pressed by the pilot. -
USA Brangelina breaks-up! Angelina Jolie files for divorce from Brad Pitt Brangelina is no more. -
Business Series Ryanair says Greece ignored attempts to negotiate reduced airport taxes Budget airline Ryanair has accused the Greek government of ignoring its attempts to talk about reducing airport taxes in the low season in return for increased… -
USA Obama urges leaders to open hearts to refugees In his final speech to the UN General Assembly President Obama has urged wealthy nations to do more to help refugees. -
Greece Alone and traumatised children arrive in Greece Greece is under pressure to care for a tide of unaccompanied refugee children from babies to teenagers arriving on its shores. -
USA US investigators probe New York bomb suspect's possible terror links US officials are investigating what might have motivated the Afghan-born suspect arrested on Monday to have planted bombs in New York and New Jersey. -
Sport Five Cuba volleyball players jailed for rape Five members of the Cuban national volleyball team have been convicted of rape in Finland. -
Democratic Republic Of Congo Congolese opposition HQ burns down as deadly violence intensifies The headquarters of the main opposition party and other political groups in the Democratic Republic of Congo have been destroyed by fire – leaving a number of people… -
Business Series Airbnb makes a French connection with 86% rise in summer bookings Tough times for traditional hotels in France as new research shows their revenue falling, as Airbnb revealed it had dramatically increased its bookings there. -
Sport Tokyo begin 2020 Olympic preparations A day after the Rio Paralympics came to a close the Olympic focus has shifted over to Tokyo where preparations for the 2020 edition have already begun. -
Sport Russia puts Team North America to the sword Russia bounced back from their opening defeat to Sweden by downing Team North America 4-3 in their second group B encounter of the the 2016 World Cup of Hockey. -
Cinema Ron Howard plunges us into Beatlemania Film director Ron Howard brings the Beatles back to life in a new documentary. -
Sci-Tech Robot can beat you at table football And you thought you were a table football star? -
USA Obama to give green light for self-driving cars on US highways The Obama administration is due to unveil a policy framework to govern the development of self-driving cars. -
Turkey Erdogan says US 'should not harbour a terrorist' like Gulen The Turkish president, who is in New York for the UN General Assembly, has accused the United States of “harbouring a terrorist” by refusing to hand over the exiled cleric Fethullah… -
Markets British PM reassures US businesses over Brexit British Prime Minister Theresa May has reassuring the bosses of leading US businesses following the UK's vote to leave the European Union. -
Business Series Lufthansa reaches route sharing deal with Air China Lufthansa has signed a route sharing deal with China's flagship carrier Air China to boost the German airline's access to the world's fastest growing aviation market. -
World News Barack Obama: The world is too small for fundamentalism and racism In a wide ranging speech to the United Nations General Assembley, US President Barack Obama said the world is too small to resort to fundamentalism and racism. -
USA Actor Jim Carrey sued over the death of former girlfriend -
USA Donald Trump Jr's Skittles gaffe provokes outrage on Twitter A tweet by Donald Trump Jr, the presidential candidate’s son, has provoked outrage. -
Economy Federal Reserve policy meeting starts - interest rate hike not expected Policymakers at the US central bank, the Federal Reserve, started a two day meeting on Tuesday. A majority of economists expect its benchmark main interest rate to be left unchanged. -
Syria UN suspends all aid to Syria after convoy attack The United Nations has suspended all aid convoys in Syria after its trucks were hit during a deadly air raid near Aleppo. -
Jordan Muslim Brotherhood is back as Jordan goes to the polls The people of Jordan are voting in parliamentary elections under a new system which it is claimed shows the pro-Western monarchy is bringing in democratic… -
Cult Almost naked and too cool for school: London Fashion Week highlights A glimpse at the Spring/Summer 2017 collections unveiled in London. -
Greece Thousands flee and fire destroys Lesbos migrant camp Police say thousands of people fled a migrant camp on the Greek island of Lesbos on Monday night. -
No Comment Germany: the oldest hot air balloon race Balloonists from 12 countries launched late on Sunday from Gladbeck, Germany for the start of the 60th Coupe Aeronautique Gordon Bennett, aviation’s oldest and most prestigious hot air balloon… -
No Comment London: refugee life jackets laid out in Parliament Square Thousands of life jackets were laid out in Parliament Square opposite the Houses of Parliament in London on Monday as a reminder of the plight of migrants and… -
No Comment National Gallop held in Budapest's Heroes' Square Budapest has celebrated its annual National Gallop in the city’s Heroes’ Square which was taken over by horses and jockeys. -
Cult London's V&A celebrates the Sixties A new exhibit at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum explores the late 1960’s and its impact on our world today. -
USA Clinton and Trump clash over terrorism after bombings The attacks in New York and New Jersey look set to dominate the presidential debate and both candidates quickly clashed in their reactions to events. -
North Korea North Korea successfully tests high-powered rocket engine North Korea has announced the testing of a new high-powered rocket engine for a geo-stationary satellite. -
Syria Humanitarian aid convoy hit by air strike in Syria An international aid convoy has been hit by an air strike while delivering aid to 78,000 people in the hard-to-reach town of Urm al-Kubra in Syria. -
USA Police knew Manhattan bomber as a "noisy neighbour" due to local complaints Neighbours and acquaintances of the Manhattan bombing suspect Ahmad Khan Rahami have described him as a familiar resident of their community who helped in the family-run chicken… -
Greece Fire sweeps through Greek refugee camp as UN holds migrant summit A large fire swept through the Moria refugee camp on the Greek island of Lesbos on Monday night, destroying tents and prefabricated homes. -
Spain Brazilian family found murdered near Madrid The dismembered bodies of a Brazilian family – two adults and two young children – have been found by Spanish police in the village of Pioz, near Madrid. -
Germany German SPD back CETA deal Germany’s Social Democrats have finally given their backing to a trade deal between the EU and Canada. -
Belarus Belarus activists risk the wrath of Lukashenko over flag In a rare open protest against the government in Belarus, hundreds of activists have called for the nation’s flag to be changed back to the one adopted after the collapse of the soviet… -
Austria Trial begins in Austria of driver who "deliberately" drove car into crowds The trial of a man suspected of killing three people and wounding 108 others after driving his car into crowds, begins in Graz in Austria today.