1 November 2016 | Euronews

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  Iraq Iraqi forces breach the outskirts of Mosul over two years after ISIL took control The outskirts of Mosul have been breached by Iraqi forces for the first time in more than two years of ISIL rule in the city. 23:52
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  Italy Italy's 'quake' dog rescue Video has emerged of a rescue among the rubble in central Italy following Sunday’s (Oct 30) earthquake. 23:46
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  South Sudan UN sacks South Sudan peacekeeper commander The commander of the UN force in South Sudan, Lt Gen Johnson Mogoa Kimani Ondieki, has been sacked following a damning report UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said on Tuesday that he was “deeply distr 23:35
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  Sport Arsenal, PSG, Atletico and Bayern qualify for next stage of Champions' League Match Four in the Champions' League sees early qualifications for the knockout stages for Arsenal, PSG, Bayern and Atletico Madrid. 22:45
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  United Kingdom Trade on agenda for first UK visit by Colombian president Trade is on the agenda for the first ever state visit by a Colombian president to the UK. 22:02
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  Russia Activist's allegations of torture by Russian prison guards spark Moscow protest Russian opposition activist Ildar Dadin claims he is being beaten, repeatedly tortured and threatened with rape and murder in Karelia penal colony in the northwest of the… 21:46
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  Syria Desperate measures for Syrians trying to reach refugee camps Syrian refugees are reportedly crossing the border into Iraq with the help of smugglers, attempting to join Iraqi refugees fleeing fighting in Mosul 20:42
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  USA Clinton campaign slams FBI for 'double standards' Hillary Clinton’s team has slammed FBI Director James Comey for what it’s labelled a “very clear and extremely troubling double standard” over the latest inquiry into her email… 18:45
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  United Kingdom {Watch] The bikers who caused Halloween havoc in the UK Amateur video footage shows a gang of bikers causing Halloween chaos in Leeds in the UK and speeding away from the police. 18:33
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  Pakistan Protest called off after Pakistan court pledges corruption probe Pakistan’s Supreme Court has ordered an inquiry into a corruption case linked to the prime minister. 18:26
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  South Africa Nelson Mandela Foundation deals blow to South African President South Africa’s President has come under fire from the Nelson Mandela Foundation, which has called for him to be sacked for bad leadership. 18:22
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  USA Emails, polls and why Trump is no Republican: our correspondent's view Euronews’ Mark Davis spoke to Washington correspondent Stefan Grobe about the latest in the USA election campaign 18:14
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  Economy US-Cuba trade trials continue despite Obama's efforts President Obama's moves to normalise relations with Cuba are bearing little fruit, with both sides blaming the other. 18:03
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  Iraq UN centre fights for women traumatised by IS militants As Iraqi forces close in on the militant-held city of Mosul, a support centre for women and girls in Dahuk is gearing up to receive women and girls who have been held captive and sexually… 18:02
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  Sport Klose closes playing career and looks forward to managing German and World Cup record goalscorer Miroslav Klose ends his playing career to take up managerial training course. 17:29
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  Morocco Eleven arrested in Morocco over death that sparked rare demonstrations Rocked by rare street demonstrations, Moroccan authorities are attempting to calm the tension. 17:13
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  Israel Holocaust survivors strut their stuff at beauty pageant To the strains of the Bee Gees “Stayin’ Alive”, 14 elderly women strutted their stuff down the catwalk cautiously, hindered only slightly by the odd dodgy hip. 16:52
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  USA Trump's 'lack of ground game' could make all the difference - euronews correspondent A week from today, Americans will be voting after one of the most bitter election campaigns in decades. 16:30
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  Sport De Boer shown the door at Inter after 14 games Inter Milan have sacked their Dutch manager Frank de Boer after a dismal run of 14 matches and only five wins. 16:22
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  Russia Moscow to West: are you fighting terrorists or Russia? Russia's defence minister has said the West's failure to rein in extremist rebel groups means the peace process has been postponed indefinitely. 16:13
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  Iraq Growing fears for civilians in Mosul as net closes around ISIL Iraqi officials are voicing increasing concern that ISIL is using civilians as human shields 15:20
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  Business Series BP hit worse than Shell by low oil prices BP's latest quarterly earnings were almost halved while Shell announced its highest profit in five quarters thanks to the purchase of rival BG Group. 15:18
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  Sci-Tech Coming soon: robot cops on Dubai's streets “Robot cops” will soon be patrolling the streets of Dubai. 15:13
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  World News Jailed for a Tweet: HRW slams attempts to silence online dissent in Gulf Arab States Launching a new interactive website, which highlights 140 prominent activists, HRW calls on the countries to carry out reforms, rather than jail the peaceful critics. 14:03
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  Economy No US interest rate rise expected from Federal Reserve this month The US Federal Reserve's latest policy meeting is expected to keep interest rates unchanged but set the stage for a hike in December. 13:41
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  Sweden Pope Francis praises secular Sweden over asylum seekers Pope Francis has praised as “blessed” people who take in asylum seekers, as he celebrated Mass with thousands of followers during his visit to Sweden. 13:32
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  Iraq Symbolic victory as Iraqi forces recapture state TV station in Mosul ISIL forces are putting up stiff resistance as Iraqi troops and their allies move closer into the outskirts of Mosul's eastern suburbs. 13:30
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  USA LIVE: euronews coverage of the US 2016 Presidential Election LIVE: euronews coverage of the US 2016 Presidential Election 13:01
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  Italy Farmers' winter plans for cattle disrupted by Italy earthquake Farmers in central Italy have been trying to find their herds after Sunday's quake and worry about a lack of winter shelter. 12:34
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  Cinema Brian Cox stars as an ailing actor given new hope in 'The Carer' The Royal Shakespeare Company’s Brian Cox was the star on the red carpet at the Budapest premiere of his latest film ‘The Carer’. 11:54
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  USA Actress Tippi Hedren describes how Hitchcock sexually assaulted her in new memoir "It was sexual, it was perverse, and it was ugly, and I couldn't have been more shocked and more repulsed," she wrote of one of the alleged incidents. 11:31
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  USA America's Republicans fail to connect with Latino electorate Hispanics, either US-born or naturalised, will soon be America's largest minority community and already count electorally as much as African-Americans. In certain states their role is crucial in gaini 11:24
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  USA Women hold key vote in US election but have little love for either candidate Women are the the largest group of registered voters in America, and might normally be expected to back the country's first-ever female candidate for president, especially as the three-times divorced 11:15
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  Cult Theatre as an act of resistance ‘While I was waiting’ by acclaimed Syrian playwright Mohammad Al Attar and director Omar Abusaada tells the story of a young man who ends up in a coma in hospital after being beaten up at a checkpoint 11:10
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  China China displays J-20 stealth jet at country's biggest air show China has shown off its J-20 stealth fighter in public for the first time - the plane it hopes will narrow a military technology gap with the US. 11:04
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  Real Economy The economic impact of Europe's refugee crisis How do refugees make the transition from fleeing their home countries to becoming economic assets to their new host countries, such as Germany, that provide safe haven? 10:43
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  Morocco Fresh protests in Morocco against gruesome death of a fishmonger Thousands of Moroccans have taken to the streets for a fourth day of protest over the death of Mouhcine Fikri, crushed in a garbage truck after police confiscated his swordfish. 10:11
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  New Zealand Watch: Haka held to support Dakota pipeline protesters “Whilst your local indigenous voice is being silenced, it is your global indigenous voice that will be heard. 08:39
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  South Korea Choi Soon-sil, at centre of political storm over Presidential ties in South Korea, is arrested The woman at the centre of a political scandal in South Korea which threatens the leadership of the country has been jailed. 08:23
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  No Comment Helicopter footage reveals the scars of Italy's earthquake New footage has revealed the scars of the latest earthquake to strike central Italy. 07:43
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  USA More personal attacks in the countdown to US election With just a week to go to the presidential election both candidates have ratcheted up their attacks on the other’s character and fitness for office. 05:15
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  World News Denmark: Syrian refugee and two children found dead in a freezer The remains of a Syrian refugee and her two children have been found in a freezer in their flat in Denmark. 03:21
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  World News Venezuelan president appears ready for talks on crisis There have been a series of efforts to try and de-escalate the political standoff in Venezuela. 03:18
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  Lebanon Lebanon celebrates election of new president Party time in central Beirut as Lebanese celebrate election of a new president ending 29 months of political stalemate 01:35