21 October 2016 | Euronews
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Cameroon Train crash in Cameroon kills more than 50 people Fifty-five dead and 575 injured are the provisional casualty figures following a train derailment in Cameroon. -
United Kingdom Two in hospital after "chemical incident" at London City airport London City Airport evacuated on Friday afternoon and more than two dozen people were treated for breathing difficulties after "chemical incident." -
Spain Spain's royalty on show for Asturias Awards Spain’s King Felipe and Queen Letizia presided over a star-studded ceremony in Oviedo for the 2016 Princess of Asturias awards. -
Iraq Gunbattles rage in Iraqi city of Kirkuk after ISIL attack Street battles between ISIL fighters and Kurdish forces erupted on Friday in the norther Iraqi city of Kirkuk. -
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World News ExoMars: ESA's Mars lander crashed and destroyed on the Red Planet The European Space Agency has said that the missing European space probe on Mars fell to the surface of the Red Planet from a height of two to four kilometres and was destroyed on… -
Sport WTA finals draw made in Singapore The draw for the lucrative season-ending WTA finals was made in Singapore on Friday. -
Russia Latest US-Russian crew joins International Space Station The two Russians and one American arrived at the ISS two days after their spacecraft had left Earth. They will stay in space until February. -
Business Series Bombardier to cut more jobs in Canada and Germany Canadian plane and train maker Bombardier says it is cutting another 7,500 jobs - 10 percent of its workforce - over the next two years. -
Belgium May ready for tough talks over Brexit The UK prime minister says she is ready for some "difficult moments", but will fight to remain part of the bloc's single market. -
Europe News Belgian region scuppers EU-Canada free trade deal An EU-Canada free trade deal has been left hanging in the balance after talks between Canada and the regional government in Wallonia broke down. -
Business Series Smoking consolidation: British American Tobacco bids for Reynolds American A huge cigarette merger is in the offing as British American Tobacco aims to roll up the 58 percent of Reynolds American that it does not already own. -
China Typhoon Haima shuts down Hong Kong Typhoon Haima, measuring eight out of ten on the authorities' severe storm scale, shut down Hong Kong on Friday morning. -
Sport EuroLeague: Olympiacos thump Efes Istanbul to register first win of new season Olympiacos Piraeus thrashed Anadolu Efes Istanbul on Thursday to notch up their first win of the new campaign. -
Sport Heavy rain hits Crutchlow-led practice session for Australian MotoGP Britain’s Cal Crutchlow was quickest in a rain-hit first practice session for this weekend’s Australian MotoGP at Phillip Island. -
United Kingdom UK: Conservative Party holds on to David Cameron's vacant seat in parliament The Conservative Party in the UK has held on to former Prime Minister David Cameron’s place in parliament, winning the by-election for the vacant Witney seat. -
Syria UN human rights chief accuses 'Syria and its allies' of war crimes in Aleppo The UN Commissioner for Human Rights, Zeid Ra'ad al Hussein, did not mention Russia by name and said all sides in the conflict had violated international law. -
World News Snapchat, Skype, Blackberry get low marks on privacy protection in Amnesty report Amnesty International ranked the 11 most used messaging apps on their use of encryption to protect users' privacy. -
France Hollande to meet French police unions It comes after a fourth night of protests at the Place de la Republique and the Champs Elysees in Paris. Other protests took place in Bordeaux, Nancy and Toulouse. -
Economy WTO concerned about Britain's membership terms post-Brexit The head of the World Trade Organisation says Britain's future terms of membership in the WTO will depend a lot on the Brexit separation negotiations. -
World News And also... Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not reach the international headlines Under the ‘Moonbow’ Photographer Be -
Economy Hungary promises payroll tax cuts amid labour shortage Hungary's government is promising to cut the level of tax on wages as it suffers a labour shortage following years of emigration to western Europe. -
Business Series Daimler: Cars outperform trucks Daimler's latest quarterly results showed improvement in sales of Mercedes cars, but falling demand for its trucks. -
Next Series Destination Mars, episode 9: Schiaparelli's plunge, the methane mystery and the search for life The ExoMars team had their hearts in their mouths as the Schiaparelli probe went missing just as the TGO mothership swept into a perfectly timed orbit. -
Iraq Iraq's displaced Christians encouraged by drive to oust ISIL from Mosul Christians living in Iraq's Kurdish region are watching events around Mosul closely as coalition forces try to drive the extremists out. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: EU split on Russia sanctions over Syria This is the State of the Union, euronews’ weekly roundup of the top stories from Brussels. -
World News Hide or get killed: boys trapped by Albania's blood feuds Scores of young boys live holed up at home for years: they could be killed in family feuds if they simply stepped outside. -
Cinema Tom Cruise is back as Jack Reacher Crowds of screaming fans braced the cold weather and packed into London’s Leicester Square to catch a glimpse of Hollywood star Tom Cruise for the premiere of his film ‘Jack Reacher: Never Go… -
Russia Russia warships pass through English Channel under UK Navy’s watchful eye Several Russian warships pass close to the UK on their way to the Mediterranean -
No Comment Mexican clowns condemn 'creepy' clown craze Hundreds of clowns gathered in Mexico City to defend their profession and condemn the so-called ‘creepy’ clown craze The clowns came together at the Revolution Monument and shouted “We are clowns, not -
No Comment Hurricane Matthew aftermath Humanitarian agencies still assess the needs of people in Haiti following Hurricane Matthew. -
Cinema Award-winning movies out now The critically acclaimed ‘Captain Fantastic’ has earned its writer and director Matt Ross a host of awards including a directing prize in Cannes. -
No Comment Chileans, Bolivians march against femicide Tens of thousands of protesters marched on Chile’s and Bolivia’s capitals on Wednesday (October 19) in solidarity with an Argentine movement protesting gender-related violence after the rape and murde -
World James Nachtwey: we must think deeply before people commit to war *James Nachtwey is one of the greatest photographers of our time. -
Cult Norah Jones returns to piano in album 'Day Breaks' Nine-time Grammy award winner Norah Jones is back with her sixth album ‘Day Breaks’. -
Japan Strong but shallow earthquake rocks western Japan There were no immediate reports of casualties or major damage following the 6.6 magnitude tremor. -
Italy Libya seeks Italian help to curb migrant numbers Libya and Italy are reportedly close to a deal aimed at curbing the number of migrants and refugees crossing the Mediterranean. -
South Africa South Africa to withdraw from the ICC The country's Justice Minister, Michael Masutha, says the court's obligations are no consistent with legislation granting diplomatic immunity to sitting leaders. -
Haiti Video: Inside hurricane-ravaged Haiti hospital The maternity unit at Beaumont hospital in Grand’ Anse, Haiti, lies in ruin. -
Iraq Iraqi city of Kirkuk attacked by suspected ISIL fighters Fighting has broken out in Iraq’s northern city of Kirkuk after suspected ISIL gunmen attacked several buildings, including a police compound and power station. -
Venezuela Venezuela suspends recall referendum plans It has sparked an outcry from the opposition, who have accused the Socialist government of dictatorial tactics. -
Cinema 'Chouf': a bitter plunge into Marseille's underworld Is it possible to break the cycle and leave behind your tough suburb, your ‘quartier nord’ as they call it in Marseille? -
Philippines Does killing drug dealers work? President Duterte of the Philippines interprets the term “war on drugs” literally. -
USA Trump and Clinton trade jokes and insults at charity dinner A day after their third and final presidential debate, rivals Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have poked fun at each other at a charity dinner in New York. -
Belgium EU summit hears list of Russia's misdemeanour ahead of tricky period The EU faces a tough short-term future with Russia, Brexit and migrants all snapping away at unity, which the latest summit hopes to repair. -
Iraq Iraqi army claims victory on road to Mosul Iraqi forces report faster than expected progress in the battle for Mosul, Iraq's second city, held for the last two years by ISIL. -
Lebanon Hariri gambles on Aoun to break Lebanon political deadlock Saad Hariri has taken a bold gamble endorsing Michel Aoun for Lebanon's presidency. Despite Aoun's closeness to nemesis Hezbollah, Hariri may pick up the prime minister's job.