23 October 2016 | Euronews
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France Migrant anger grows over expected demolition of Calais camp Fires were lit and rocks thrown on Sunday evening (Oct. -
Sport Kangert wins Abu Dhabi Tour as Cavendish claims final stage Astana’s Estonian rider Tanel Kangert claimed overall victory at the Abu Dhabi Tour on Sunday following the fourth and final stage that was won by Britain’s Mark… -
Africanews The sea urchin fisherwomen of Senegal Fishing in the sea remains the main activity for most women in Senegal's local Community Lebu. -
Hungary Stand up to the "Sovietisation" of Europe - Orban Speaking to crowds at a ceremony to mark the 60th anniversary of Hungary's uprising, the prime minister said freedom depends on the nation state -
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Sport Kerber and Halep start WTA Finals on winning note World number one Angelique Kerber recovered from a set down to beat Dominika Cibulkova and notch up her first win at teh lucrative season-ending WTA Finals in… -
USA The longest delivery order in the Galaxy A capsule loaded with 2,400 kilos of food, supplies, equipment and science experiments has docked with the ISS, 410 kilometres above the earth. -
Spain Spain's Socialists clear the way for Rajoy The party has voted to abstain in crucial confidence vote, effectively enabling their conservative rivals to form a minority government and ending ten months of political deadlock -
Sport Alpine skiing: Pinturault wins World Cup season opener in Soelden After Lara Gut kick-started the new women’s World Cup season with victory on Saturday, Sunday saw the men take to the slopes on the Rettenbach Glacier in Soelden, Austria, for a giant slalom… -
Hungary Hungarians remember revolution 60 years on Sixty years ago to the day the world watched in awe and horror as Hungarians took to the streets and rose up against the Soviet Union. -
Iraq Kurdish forces claim capture of town northeast of Mosul The battle for Mosul has seen further fierce fighting as coalition forces push closer to ISIL’s last remaining stronghold in Iraq. -
Russia Fighting resumes after ceasefire in Aleppo The battle for control of the northern city of Aleppo has intensified with air strikes, ground offensives and shelling. -
United Kingdom UKIP: race hots up to choose the next leader The current leadership contest was triggered when Diane James recently quit as leader after only 18 days in the role. -
World News Could your smartphone kill you? On 11 October Samsung stopped all production of its Galaxy Note 7 smartphone after several handsets exploded or caught fire. -
No Comment Remembering Thailand's king Around 150,000 gather to sing royal anthem in Bangkok. -
No Comment Argentinian waiters in a rush Annual race sees participants carry trays through the capital. -
No Comment Zombies march for equality through Mexico City "We don't discriminate: we bite men, women and children equally," says one participant. -
Lithuania Lithuania holds second round parliamentary vote Voting is underway in Lithuania in run off elections for a new parliament. -
Hungary Sixty years on: is Hungary forgetting its own refugee crisis? Orban’s refugee record slammed as country recalls revolution that had <i>Hungarians</i> fleeing for their lives -
Africanews 26 hostages released by Somali pirates after nearly five years in captivity Somali pirates have released 26 Asian hostages held for nearly five years after the hijacking of their fishing vessel, the last commercial ship seized at the height of the country’s piracy scourge, -
Haiti More than 170 inmates escape Haiti jail More than 170 inmates have escaped a jail in Haiti following a mass break out. -
World News Japanese pensioner injures three in suicide blast A Japanese pensioner blew himself up in a park in the Japanese city of Utsunomiya, injuring three people, according to local media. -
World News Venezuela's opposition holds protests after quashed referendum Several thousand anti-government demonstrators have taken to the streets of Venezuela’s capital Caracas following last’s weeks move by election officials to block a recall… -
United Kingdom 'Save the Aleppo children' - protesters call for British government action Hundreds of demonstrators have gathered in central London, to pile pressure on the British government to do more to end the bloodshed in Syria. -
Syria Syria crisis: Aleppo fighting intensifies as ceasefire collapses Fierce fighting and air strikes have broken the third-day of a four-day unilateral ceasefire in the divided Syrian city of Aleppo, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human… -
Business Series US telecoms giant AT&T agrees to buy Time Warner for $85bn US telecoms giant AT&T says it has agreed to buy the Time Warner media and entertainment group for more than $85bn. -
Iraq Battle for Mosul: hundreds treated after sulphur plant is torched As Iraqi forces battle to re-take Mosul from ISIL, almost a thousand people are being treated for breathing problems after a sulphur plant was set ablaze near the…