13 October 2016 | Euronews
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USA Trump denies sexual assault claims as 'false smears', blames media Donald Trump has lashed out at the media and the Clinton campaign as he faces a barrage of sexual assault allegations. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels Hopes and fears over CETA, May continues her European tour but there is trouble back home and a worldwide protest about Ukraine makes its mark in Europe. -
USA Ugly US presidential campaign 'set to get uglier' Observers of the US presidential election race could be forgiven for thinking that all domestic and global issues have been completely sidelined. -
Thailand Thailand mourns revered King Bhumibol, dead at 88 Members of Thailand’s National Assembly stood in silence for nine minutes on Thursday to pay tribute to King Bhumibol Adulyadej who has died in a Bangkok… -
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Bermuda Hurricane Nicole brings floods and power cuts to Bermuda Hurricane Nicole has been battering Bermuda. -
Sport Wright claims maiden World Surf League title Australia’s Tyler Wright won the women’s World Surf League season-long title this week following a second placed finish at the Roxy Pro France. -
My Europe Series Female genital mutilation: the UK's hidden crime The British government estimates at least 170,000 women and girls are living with the consequences of having the procedure -
Europe News Europe's last bastion against the CETA deal? The region of southern Belgium could block the accord, which requires unanimous support from member states before it can be written into EU law. -
France First of new wave of child refugees in Calais travel to UK The first group among hundreds of children Britain has agreed to accept from the Calais migrant camp have travelled to London. -
USA The United Nations - ripe for reform under Antonio Guterres Set up more than 70 years ago with fine ideals, the United Nations has been often criticised as ineffectual. -
Europe News Germany clears the way for CETA Germany's highest court rejects an emergency appeal to block the EU-Canada trade deal. -
Musica Toulouse honours Shakespeare with Berlioz opera The Théâtre du Capitole in Toulouse is staging a new version of "Béatrice et Bénédict," Berlioz's last opera, directly inspired by Shakespeare's play "Much Ado About Nothing." -
Germany Germany: Outrage over suicide of Syrian terror suspect German officials are under fire over the suicide of Syrian terror suspect Jaber Albakr, whose death deprives authorities of precious information. -
Business Series Weak pound prompts price punch-up between Tesco and Unilever Top UK retailer Tesco has settled a fight with consumer goods producer Unilever over price rises prompted by the weak pound following the Brexit vote. -
World News Athens conference plans Europe's shield against cyber attacks Experts from the EU and EFTA (European Free Trade Association) are meeting in the Greek capital to prepare for a potential major attack. -
United Kingdom How to play vinyl records with Britain's new plastic five pound note -
United Kingdom Government v Parliament: Britain's Brexit battle goes to court Should Britain's government take decisions unilaterally on the process to take the UK out of the EU? Or should Parliament have a vote? A court will decide. -
USA UN approves Antonio Guterres as next Secretary General The 193-member UN General Assembly has approved the appointment of former Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Guterres as the organisation's new secretary general. -
Sport Controversial champ Fury vacates titles and has licence suspended The Tyson Fury saga took another twist this week when the British boxer announced he would be vacating his WBO and WBA titles in order to focus on mental health… -
Cult Ala.ni: the new voice of jazz She’s being hailed as the new voice of jazz. -
Sport Real Madrid begin new EuroLeague era with Olympiacos victory Real Madrid entertained Olympiacos Piraeus in the Spanish capital on Wednesday night to kick-start the new EuroLeague season. -
Europe News Scotland to publish new referendum bill First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says it is part of a strategy to ensure that Scotland's voice is heard in the negotiations to take Britain out of the European Union. -
Economy There are now more billionaires in China than in the US In 2015 more than a third of the world's new billionaires were created in China, as for the first time Asia overtook the United States. -
Markets Snapchat moves closer to shares sale Snapchat has moved closer to an initial public offering of shares having reportedly chosen Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs to run the sale. -
Cult Charlie Hebdo cartoonist targets Marine Le Pen French far right leader Marine Le Pen is given the comic book treatment by a Charlie Hebdo cartoonist who explores the “dark side” of the woman who could make it to make it to the second round of Fran -
Sci-Tech Pollution: art and science join up to raise awareness Looking for that unique costume that will make heads turn at your Halloween party? -
Economy Six knock-on effects of a plummeting pound The slumping value of the pound has an effect on tourism, foreign workers in the UK, exporters and expats. -
Thailand Thai King Bhumibol dies at 88 Thailand’s King Bhumibol Adulyadej, 88, the world’s longest-reigning monarch, died in hospital on Thursday, the palace said in an announcement. -
United Kingdom Price row prompts shortage of Marmite, the UK's stalwart food The UK's largest supermarket chain Tesco and one its major suppliers, Unilever, have settled a price war on more than a dozen products. -
Business Series Samsung launches Note 7 refund programme Trying to keep customers after the Galaxy Note 7 disaster Samsung is offering larger cash incentives to those who stay with the brand. -
Greece Greece needs debt relief deal by end of year, MEPs urge The European Commission must secure debt relief terms by the end of the year, according to a letter from group of 36 MEPs seen by Euronews. -
Thailand Thailand's King Bhumibol: a steady hand amid turbulent times Revered in Thailand as a semi-divine, stabilising influence, King Bhumibol, known as Rama IX, has seen his country go through numerous military coups and 19 constitutional changes, during his long rei -
Nigeria Nigeria: 21 Chibok schoolgirls freed by Boko Haram Twenty one schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram Islamists more than two years ago in northern Nigeria have been freed. -
Sweden Bob Dylan is the 2016 Nobel Prize in Literature laureate Musician Bob Dylan wins the Prize "for having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition." -
No Comment Okapi birth in Denmark A young okapi was born two weeks ago in Copenhagen Zoo. -
No Comment Hit a 'Trump' pinata In Mexico City, protesters took a swing at a pinata with the likeness of US presidential candidate Donald Trump. -
No Comment Iraq: Karbala celebrates Ashura Hundreds of thousands of Shiite pilgrims converged on the Iraqi city of Karbala to celebrate Ashura. -
Netherlands Dutch government may legalise assisted suicide for those who have 'completed life' The Dutch government has announced it intends to draft a law legalising assisted suicide for people who are not necessarily terminally ill, but who feel they have “completed… -
USA "Trump is an equal opportunity insulter" - Clinton Hillary Clinton spoke out a few hours after two women accused Trump of inappropriate touching in a story published on Wednesday by the New York Times. -
World News What do you know about the Nobel Prize for literature? -
Germany German court boosts chances of EU-Canada CETA trade deal Germany’s Constitutional Court gave the green light on Thursday for the government to approve an ambitious trade accord between the European Union and Canada under certain conditions, boosting its cha -
Italy Dario Fo dies at the age of 90 -
Yemen US 'destroys three Houthi-controlled sites in Yemen' in retaliation for attacks on Navy The US says it has destroyed three radar sites in Houthi-controlled territory in Yemen. The rebel group denies provoking the strikes. -
World News Colombians come out in favour of peace as Santos seeks a speedy solution As Colombians march in favour of a peace deal with the FARC, President Santos reiterates the need for a quick solution to the stalemate. -
USA Trump camp calls new groping allegations 'pure fiction' Donald Trump is threatening to sue the New York Times following an article alleging he had groped two women. -
Italy Italy lashes out at EU states for not taking in refugees Italy has slammed fellow European Union members for not doing enough to take their share of refugees. -
United Kingdom Star Wars firm fined £1.6m over 'Hans Solo' accident A British film production company involved in making the latest Star Wars film has been fined £1.