27 September 2016 | Euronews
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Germany Germany orders Facebook to stop collecting WhatsApp user data Facebook in Hamburg has been ordered by the German data protection agency to stop collecting and storing user information from its WhatApp messaging app. -
World News Green campaigners blame governments for 'unacceptable' air pollution deaths A global study says 92 percent of people live in areas where air quality exceeds World Health Organisation (WHO) limits. -
Sport Real Madrid held by Dortmund as Leicester City continue perfect start to debut Champions League campaign Poland International Kamil Glik scored in the fifth minute of stoppage time to cancel out Javier Hernandez’s opener and give Monaco 1-1 draw and share of the spoils with Bayer Leverkusen in their seco -
Mali Nine years in jail for destroying Mali's shrines Some say they are prepared to forgive Ahmad al-Faqi al-Mahdi for the destruction of 10 mausoleums and religious sites in Timbuktu during Mali's 2012 conflict. -
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Sport Allardyce quits as England coach after newspaper sting England manager Sam Allardyce and the FA have parted ways with immediate effect after the 61 year old was caught up in a newspaper sting. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: EU split on defence This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
Azerbaijan Azerbaijan votes to extend Aliyev's time in office Officials in the Caucasus country say lengthening the president's term from five to seven years was backed by a 'vast majority' of voters. -
Markets Deutsche Bank's shares rise on sale of Abbey Life Deutsche Bank shares rose on Wednesday as it sold its British insurance business Abbey Life, albeit at a loss. -
Gabon Gabon: Ali Bongo sworn in after acrimonious election victory Gabonese President Ali Bongo has been sworn in for a second term. -
Turkey Boris Johnson ditches insults and talks 'jumbo' trade deals in Turkey The UK's foreign minister on a trip to Ankara has focused on future ties, putting aside previous negative comments about Turkey during the EU referendum campaign. -
Sport Arnold Palmer, golf's game changer Some sportsmen and women who have been bestowed the status of ‘Legend’ do not always necessarily warrant it, but when you’re describing Arnold Palmer it couldn’t be more… -
Taiwan Typhoon Megi slams into Taiwan At least four people have died and 316 have been injured after the powerful storm hit the north-east of the country. -
Georgia Politicians' punch-up live on air in Georgia Two of the country's parliamentarians came to blows after tension spilled over during a TV debate -
France WATCH: Etam celebrates 100 years with live fashion and music show -
Europe News EU split on defence plans EU defence ministers appeared to be split on Tuesday as they mulled a Franco-German plan to boost defence cooperation in Europe. -
Economy Tourism boost for Hungary A fall in visitors to European countries like France and Belgium after terror attacks is benefiting those perceived as being safer, like Hungary. -
World News Water on Jupiter's moon Europa? But why should I care? -
Kenya Police fire on protesters in Nairobi Riot police have reportedly fired live ammunition and tear gas to disperse Kenyan university students protesting over road safety. -
USA On points, Clinton wins first TV debate with Trump It was probably the most watched TV debate duel in history with up to 80 more than million viewers. -
Europe News MEPs urge whistleblowers to come forward A group of parliamentarians are calling on whistleblowers to pass on any information about alleged tax avoidance. -
Sci-Tech Photokina keeping people in the picture The image has never been so widely available and the photographic industry is providing a wide range of technology to slake this contemporary thirst. -
Syria Aleppo: four-front ground offensive Pro-Syrian government forces attacked rebel-held areas of Aleppo on four fronts on Tuesday. -
Cult Dean and Dan and Marni in Milan Sibling designers Dean and Dan Caten presented their new Dsquared2 spring/summer 2017 collection at Milan Fashion Week. -
Germany Two bombs explode in Dresden One device was at a mosque, the second at an international conference centre in the east German city. No one has been hurt. -
Economy Trade and tax returns - business issues prominent in presidential debate Business was a major focus of the 1st presidential debate with Clinton and Trump attacking each other over tax returns and the NAFTA trade agreement. -
USA Candidates upbeat and claiming victory after first debate The run-up to the first TV debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump has been marked by some of the bitterest exchanges between US presidential rivals of modern… -
Mali Destroying culture is now a war crime Former Islamist rebel Ahmad al-Faqi al-Mahdi has been found guilty of war crimes for destroying historical sites in Timbuktu during Mali's conflict in 2012. -
USA World responds to first US presidential debate As the dust settles from the first of three presidential debates between Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump, the margins between both candidates has markedly… -
Cult After 'Breakfast' comes 'Brilliant Sanity' as Teleman hit the road British four-piece Teleman have a new album out; ‘Brilliant Sanity’ is the follow up to ‘Breakfast. -
No Comment Child pornography claims see photo exhibit closed in Moscow An exhibition by a US photographer has been shut down in Moscow amid claims it was showing child pornography. -
Slovakia EU lays groundwork for a coherent, collective and speedy defence strategy France and Germany have laid the groundwork for a European defence plan at an informal meeting of defence ministers in Bratislava. -
No Comment Stormy waters: Venetians up in arms over cruise ships Venetians and environmentalists have staged an angry protest over the presence of huge cruise ships. -
Israel Shimon Peres said to be "close to death" The 93-year-old was taken into hospital after a major stroke two weeks ago. His condition was improving until he had a severe setback on Tuesday, according to Israeli media. -
USA Houston gunman wore military-style clothing during fatal attack - police Police in the US state of Texas said a gunman who shot and injured at least nine people on Monday was wearing military-style clothing at the time of the attack. -
USA Jupiter's moon Europa 'spewing water plumes' NASA says it has further evidence that Jupiter’s moon Europa is expelling large plumes of water into space. -
USA US presidential debate: DC students give their verdict As the barbs flew in New York between the presidential candidates, students in Washington DC watched on in a special viewing organised by euronews. -
Venezuela Venezuela's opposition demands 2016 recall vote despite ruling In Venezuela, the opposition has vowed nationwide rallies next month in a bid to force an immediate recall referendum on President Nicolas Maduro’s rule this… -
USA Clinton and Trump throw political punches in TV debate US presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump clashed over the economy, jobs and foreign policy in an often heated first televised presidential debate in New… -
Colombia Colombians call for 'no more war' as historic peace deal is signed between Farc rebels and the government More than 50 years of civil war and bloodshed have been officially brought to an end with the signing of a peace deal between Colombia and Farc rebels. -
USA Trump suggests debate was sabotaged with defective microphone Donald Trump suggested he may have deliberately been given a defective microphone during his presidential election debate with Hillary Clinton. -
Syria Russia slams US rhetoric for rising tensions over Aleppo The Syrian military announced a new offensive against the city of Aleppo on Monday . -
World News EU unveils 'debit card' scheme for Syrian refugees in Turkey The 348-million euro programme is part of the deal aimed at curbing the number of refugees coming to Europe.