17 October 2016 | Euronews
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World News Castle Dracula opens its doors for Halloween If you’re looking to terrify yourself to death this Halloween, then Bran castle in Transylvania is probably the perfect choice. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: EU-Canada trade pact on ice This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
France First Calais 'Jungle' camp children arrive in UK The first children from the so called ‘Jungle’ migrant camp in the French port of Calais have arrived in Britain. -
Germany BASF says German chemical plant blast killed two workers, two more missing The chemical giant is investigating the cause of an explosion at Ludwigshafen which also injured six people. -
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Syria Russia calls eight-hour 'humanitarian pause' in Aleppo Moscow says bombing will stop in the Syrian city on Thursday to allow civilians and rebels to leave. The US dismisses the move. -
Sport Kyrgios banned for eight weeks Australia’s Nick Kyrgios has been banned for eight tournament weeks for his conduct at the Shanghai Masters last week. -
Business Series How will you watch TV in the future? -
USA Drug overdoses in US a 'public health emergency' An ambulance rushing to save a drug user is a common sight in Baltimore, Maryland. -
United Kingdom Steven Woolfe 'to quit UKIP' after row with colleague left him hospitalised -
Germany Threatening emails send German schools into lockdown Emails threatening violence sent numerous German high schools into lockdown on Monday. -
Austria 'Hitler's house' to be torn down The house Nazi leader Adolf Hitler was born in is to be demolished by Austrian authorities. -
Brazil Inmates killed in Brazil prison clashes Violent clashes at two Brazilian prisons have killed at least 18 inmates. -
Iraq Battle for Mosul: Iraqi army claims gains against ISIL Iraqi government forces claim to have made gains against ISIL, on the first day of a long-anticipated offensive to retake the northern city of Mosul. -
Ukraine Ukraine rebels mourn Russian commander assassinated in Donetsk Arseny Pavlov was blown up in his apartment building with his bodyguard on Sunday. He was wanted for war crimes. -
Europe News EU says Russia's Aleppo attacks 'may amount to war crimes' EU foreign ministers urged Russia and Syria to end their bombing of Aleppo, warning the attacks “may amount to war crimes. -
USA The US: rebellion over a 'rigged' election? As Donald Trump challenges the legitimacy of the US election, euronews correspondent Stefan Grobe took a look at the feeling on the ground. -
Economy Brexit: trade versus immigration rows reported in British cabinet UK finance minister Philip Hammond has had to deny that he is close to quitting over the government's Brexit policy. -
Iraq Battle for Mosul: aid agencies braced for massive refugee exodus The UN has said up to 100,000 Iraqi civilians could flee to Syria and Turkey to escape the military assault on Mosul. -
Iraq The battle for Mosul so far A rundown of events in Mosul since its capture in 2014 -
Sport Carrasco scores a hat-trick as Atletico retain top spot in La Liga Paula Vilaplana, euronews: “Hello and welcome to The Corner. -
Sci-Tech Self-driving cars of tomorrow Autonomous driving was one of the key topics at this year’s Paris Motor Show. -
World News Countries lose billions by keeping disabled children out of school, report suggests Children with disabilities are being kept out of the classroom due to a lack of funds to adequately support their needs, according to research conducted by rights… -
Business Series Peugeot Citroen to cut more jobs in France - reports Carmaker Peugeot Citroen reportedly plans to cut more than 2,000 jobs in France next year through early retirements and voluntary buyouts. -
Cult Rolling Stones pay tribute to Nobel laureate Bob Dylan Thousands flocked to London’s Trafalgar Square at the weekend to join in the Diwali celebrations. -
Syria 'Family of 14' killed in Russian strike on Aleppo, say White Helmets The rescue service operating in rebel-held areas of Syria claims an airstrike by Russian jets killed a large family in Aleppo. -
Germany Germany: one dead and others hurt or missing after BASF chemical plant explosions Separate blasts at German facilities operated by chemical giant BASF have left one person dead and several injured or missing. -
United Kingdom UK bank 'blocks accounts' of Russia's state-run RT broadcaster The editor-in-chief of RT, Russia’s state-run broadcaster, claims all of its UK bank accounts have been blocked. -
Economy Eurozone inflation rises in September Eurozone inflation got a caffeine and nicotine fuelled boost in September as people paid more in restaurants and cafes. Cigarette prices also rose. -
Economy UK consumers says 'Brexit vote - so what?' A new survey finds British consumers were at their most confident in five years in September, though not in London which mostly voted against Brexit. -
No Comment Chibok girls and parents reunited The parents of 21 Nigerian schoolgirls kidnapped by Islamist group Boko Haram have been reunited with their children after over two years of separation. -
No Comment German bridge blown up for highway construction A footbridge on Germany’s Autobahn near Stuttgart was demolished in the early hours of Saturday morning to make way for a new stretch of highway with extra driving… -
No Comment Hot air balloon festival held in central China Fifteen hot air balloons took to the sky in a mountain valley in central China on Friday. -
Next Series New ray of hope for premature babies A Milan hospital is testing new optical technology to monitor the flow of oxygen in the brain of premature babies. -
Next Series Takeaway: new hope for premature babies First days in life can be hard Premature babies are under close monitoring but doctors lack tools to measure oxygenation and blood flow in the brain An innovative optical instrument is being tested to -
United Kingdom Descendants of Nazi victims seek German passports post-Brexit The knock-on effect of Brexit has taken a turn in what would have been an unthinkable direction 80 years ago. -
Belgium 'Other tools in the toolbox' - message from EU foreign secretaries on sought after Russian sanctions Foreign secretaries from EU member states cannot foresee sanctions being imposed against Russia, who support the Assad regime currently conducting a renewed bombing campaign in the Syrian city of… -
Cult Visit Louise Bourgeois' cells in Denmark Visitors to the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art near Copenhagen are being invited to take a trip inside the mind of Louise Bourgeois. -
Cinema Ewan McGregor steps behind the camera Based on Philip Roth’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel of the same name, ‘American Pastoral’ is the story of a perfect Middle class American family torn apart when the daughter gets involved in the polit -
South Korea Galaxy Note 7: Samsung offers replacement phones on flights out of Seoul Following the decision by a number of airlines to ban the carriage of Samsung Galaxy Note 7s aboard their planes, the South Korean tech giant is now offering alternative phones to affected users flyin -
Iraq The battle for Mosul: Military assault on major ISIL stronghold underway Military operations to reclaim the northern Iraqi city from ISIL militants began in the early hours of Monday morning. -
Indonesia At least eight dead after Indonesia bridge collapse Deaths and injuries have been reported on the resort island of Bali after a bridge carrying Hindus on their way to a religious ceremony collapsed. -
World News World's oldest giant panda in captivity dies aged 38 The world’s oldest giant panda in captivity has died in Hong Kong aged 38. -
World News Daughter of US Olympic sprinter Tyson Gay dies after shooting Police have detained two people for questioning in connection with the death of the 15-year-old daughter of US Olympic sprinter Tyson Gay. -
World News China launches its longest manned space mission China has launched its longest manned space mission, sending two men into orbit to spend a month on board a space laboratory. -
World News Trump claims US election is "rigged" Donald Trump claims the US presidential election is being “rigged” by a “dishonest media” and at “many polling places”. -
World News Battle for Mosul begins The battle to recapture the Iraqi city of Mosul – the capital of ISIL’s so-called caliphate – has begun. -
Montenegro Montenegro poll sees ruling party set to win most seats but coalition likely Results in Montenegro’s general election are pointing to a win for Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic and his pro-Western, Democratic Party of Socialists.