30 October 2016 | Euronews
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Morocco Protests in Morocco over fishmonger 'crushed to death after episode with police' Widespread protests have taken place in several cities across Morocco after a fishmonger was reportedly crushed to death trying to retrieve fish confiscated by… -
Sport Formula One: Hamilton wins in Mexico to prevent teammate Rosberg's early title celebrations Lewis Hamilton won the Mexican Formula One Grand Prix on Sunday to cut Mercedes team mate Nico Rosberg’s lead to 19 points and prevent the German taking his first title with two races to… -
Algeria Algerian president makes rare public appearance Abdelaziz Bouteflika has made a rare public appearance at a mosque in Algiers. -
Sport Judo: Abu Dhabi Grand Slam ends in style European Championships silver medallist Guusje Steenhuis of the Netherlands enjoyed her fourth Grand Slam victory in the -78kg division on the third and final day of the Abu Dhabi Grand… -
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USA Democrats unite in anger against FBI chief Leading Democratic Party figures and Hillary Clinton’s top aids have lambasted the FBI’s Director for revealing the bureau’s new inquiry into her email use. -
Sport Cibulkova wins WTA Finals on debut appearance Dominika Cibulkova ended the season on a massive high after she beat World number one Angelique Kerber to win the WTA Finals in Singapore. -
World News Italy quake: 'We are taking care of those affected,' Civil Protection chief tells euronews Italy’s Civil Protection authorities find themselves responding to a fourth natural disaster in three months. -
Sport Ogier wins Wales Rally GB for fourth straight season as VW claim manufacturer's title Sebastien Ogier celebrated victory at a wet and muddy Wales Rally GB to hand his Volkswagen team the Manufacturers’ title for a fourth consecutive year. -
Sport MotoGP: Dovizioso becomes ninth different winner of 2016 with Sepang triumph Andrea Dovizioso won a wet Malaysia MotoGP on Sunday to become the record ninth different race winner of a single season. -
Italy "We will rebuild everything", Renzi tells Italy The Italian PM spoke in the wake of a 6.6 magnitude tremor that struck his country on Sunday morning in the same central regions that have been rocked by repeated tremors since August 24. -
Israel Original rock of tomb of Jesus revealed In the innermost chamber of the site said to be the tomb of Jesus, a restoration team has peeled away a marble layer for the first time in centuries in an effort to reach what it believes is the origi -
World News The EU and Canada sign historic CETA trade treaty It was an historic moment in Brussels. -
No Comment Berlin invaded by zombies A crowd of “zombies” descended on central Berlin on Saturday (October 29) as Halloween revellers in spooky costumes came together for the eighth annual “zombie… -
No Comment Norcia after new earthquake strikes Italy Emergency workers tended to residents, some of them elderly, in the square of the Italian town of Norcia after a powerful earthquake, with a preliminary magnitude of… -
Canada Protesters gain access to restricted area of European Council ahead of CETA signing Ahead of Justin Trudeau's arrival, anti-CETA demonstrators managed to push their way into a restricted area of the European Council. -
Italy "Rome was woken by shaking" - eyewitnesses describes Italy's huge earthquake Sunday's tremor is the biggest since almost 300 people were killed in central Italy on August 24 by a quake that levelled several small towns. -
Syria Fierce fighting breaks out in northwestern Aleppo A Syrian pro-rebel media outlet said on Saturday rebels had taken the area of western Aleppo in a counter-offensive on government-held parts of the city. -
Italy Massive earthquake strikes central Italy An earthquake with a 7.1 magnitude has struck in central Italy. The impact is thought to be somewhere near the city of Norcia. -
World News All change on the ISS A joint US, Russian and Japanese crew have landed back on earth after leaving the International Space Station aboard a Russian Soyuz capsule. -
Iceland Pirates set to make big gains but not enough to take over Iceland Iceland’s anti-establishment Pirate Party is set to make significant gains in the country’s parliamentary elections, but not as big as previously predicted. -
Germany ISIL says it was behind fatal teen stabbing in Hamburg ISIL has said it was behind the deadly stabbing of a teenager in Hamburg earlier this month. -
Canada Europe and Canada set to sign CETA trade pact Canada and Europe are set to sign their long-delayed free trade deal later today at a summit in Brussels. -
Italy Bridge collapses on busy road in Italy One man was killed and five others hurt after a road bridge collapsed on a busy road in Italy. -
Israel The Palestinian Territories' 'delicious' one and only brewery faces constant adversity Milk and honey are not the only things that flow from the olive tree-peppered hills of Ramallah. There is also beer.