3 March 2017 | Euronews
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Ireland "They were babies" - remains found in Irish church home's sewers confirmed as human The remains of hundreds of babies, ranging from new-borns to three-year-old toddlers, have been confirmed as lying in the sewers of a former church-run home for unmarried mothers in Ireland. -
Iraq More civilians flee Mosul as Red Cross condemns 'chemical attack' Several people were hurt in an apparent chemical attack by ISIL, as rising numbers of civilians flee the Iraqi city. -
Italy More than a thousand migrants rescued in one day from the Mediterranean Around 900 migrants have been rescued from flimsy boats in the Mediterranean. Coastguards says at one point, 10 separate search and rescue operations were underway. -
Syria Little progress at Syria peace talks, but fresh negotiations planned The UN outlines the agenda for the next round of Geneva peace talks on Syria after eight days of discussions produced little progress. -
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World News Ukraine moves one step closer to EU visa-free travel The European Parliament has reached an informal agreement to grant Ukrainians visa-free travel to the European Union -
Israel Banksy's 'Walled Off Hotel' causes a stir in the West Bank The Walled Off Hotel used to be a pottery workshop. -
France Icon of world and French football Raymond Kopa dies aged 85 Tributes have been pouring in for Raymond Kopa, the stylish playmaker and poster boy for a generation of footballers, who has passed away. -
Kenya Drought in Kenya a catastrophe waiting to happen, warns UN An SOS has been sent out by the UN over the growing threat posed by a drought in Kenya. -
USA Trump’s Russia connection: Democrats keep firing at Attorney General -
USA Jewish cemetery attack investigated by US hate crime experts A hate crime task force in New York is investigating the vandalism of more than a dozen headstones in a Jewish cemetery in Rochester. The FBI is investigating reports of a wave of hoax bomb threats. -
Economy UK economic momentum fading business surveys suggest Britain's unexpectedly strong economic growth since last June's vote to leave the European Union may be starting to fade as inflation picks up. -
World "We can't abandon this region nor ignore this threat" - Manar Slimi Kawtar Wakil, euronews: “We are now joined by Manar Slimi, who heads the Maghreb Centre for Security Studies and Policy Analysis in Rabat. -
Turkey German and Turkish ministers agree to meet amid tensions The row comes after at least three political rallies due to be held by Turkish ministers in Germany were cancelled -
Greece France pledges unwavering support for Greece Bernard Cazeneuve has pledged France’s unwavering support for Greece, as negotiations with bailout inspectors took place in Athens. -
Sport SilkWay gets new drivers, teams and challenges for 2017 The Silk Way, one of the world's toughest rallies, announces star drivers and new teams for the 2017 edition taking in Russia, Kazakhstan, and China -
World News EU Parliament moves to end visa-free travel for Americans The European Parliament has taken the first step in potentially revoking visa-free travel of Americans to the European Union -
Tunisia Germany and Tunisia agree migrant deal Angela Merkel says Tunisia has agreed to take back hundreds of its nationals whose asylum applications have been rejected by Germany. The German chancellor made the pledge during a visit to the Tunisi -
World The Western Sahara Conflict Morocco has announced the withdrawal of its forces from a U. -
Europe News EU's Mogherini booed by pro-Russian Serbian MPs EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini has faced pro-Russian chants in the Serbian parliament. -
Business Series Nintendo launches vital Switch console Nintendo has launched its new Switch games console, which is crucial to the Japanese company's future. -
United Kingdom Two tales of Brexit Two British companies – two very different takes on Brexit. -
USA What drives Trump's trade policies: protectionism or revanchism? Emerging technologies and the global resurgence of populism and nationalism that Trump’s presidency embodies, will not make this process easy. But they also make it more important than ever -
United Kingdom Uber in London to appeal driver "literacy" ruling London transport regulators want to force private drivers to prove the level of their reading and writing skills in English -
Italy Italy: two migrants die in 'Great Ghetto' fire Two African men die in a blaze in southern Italy's 'Great Ghetto' migrant camp. -
My Europe Series The State of the Union: Juncker's EU blueprint This is the State of the Union, a roundup of the top stories from across Europe from the past seven days. -
Business Series Caterpillar raided in tax probe US federal law enforcement officials raided heavy machinery manufacturer Caterpillar facilities, apparently part of a tax investigation. -
United Kingdom Uber loses UK court battle over language tests Judges have ruled that Uber drivers in London must prove their English language skills. -
World News CERN: making ideas collide like particles The European Council for Nuclear Research (CERN) do a lot more than rub particles together...they're doing the same thing with ideas! -
Series Postcards from Japan: hiking on the Kii Peninsula In this episode of Postcards we go hiking on the Kii Peninsula in Japan's Kansai region -
Syria Syria: Russia claims decisive role in recapture of Palmyra Russia’s Defence Ministry claims its forces played a decisive role in the recapture of Palmyra. -
Economy Italian economy sluggish for 2016 but showing signs of improving Italy's economy grew by just 0.2 percent in the fourth quarter of 2016 and 1.0 percent year-on-year national statistics institute ISTAT says. -
Economy Bitcoin value tops gold for first time ever The price of a single bitcoin has gone higher than one ounce of gold for the first time ever. -
No Comment Honduran protesters remember murdered environmentalist Protesters faced off with riot police in the Honduran capital of Tegucigalpa on Thursday (March 02) after tempers flared during a demonstration to mark the one year anniversary of the murder of enviro -
World News Man proposes on crowded metro train recreating couple's first meeting -
No Comment Mosul: citizens flee for their lives Hundreds of displaced Iraqi civilians poured out of Mosul following advances by Iraqi troops against the militant Islamic State group. -
World "We expressed the frustration of the Sahrawi people" - Polisario's European representative euronews: “Mr Mohamed Sidati, Polisario’s European representative, thank you for joining us. -
United Kingdom British PM appeals for UK stability amid Brexit preparations Theresa May insisted there is "no economic case" for breaking up the United Kingdom -
Russia What are Russians saying about Trump, Jeff Sessions and Sergey Kislyak? US President Donald Trump has called the attacks of the US Democratic Party against Attorney General Jeff Sessions “a witch-hunt. -
USA Tom Hanks sends coffee machine to White House press corps Actor Tom Hanks has sent an espresso machine to the White House press corps to keep the journalists fuelled in their coverage of Donald Trump’s first days as… -
World News The week in pictures A choice selection of the week’s most striking images from around the world A Picture and its Story: Ninty-year-old woman escapes Mosul. -
Cult The Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra join with the Moscow Soloists in Sochi Traditional Chinese rhythms filled the Organ hall in the Russian city of Sochi as the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra rehearsed. -
Cult The Best of Arts and Culture in Europe and in the World Art Fair Art Paris Art Fair brings together 139 galleries from 29 countries at the Grand Palais in Paris. -
United Kingdom Londoners evacuated as quarter-ton WWII bomb found Around 50 residents of an affluent London neighbourhood have been evacuated after construction workers uncovered an unexploded World War Two bomb. -
Germany Bomb threat in Germany after Turkish rally cancelled A town hall in Germany has been evacuated because of a bomb threat, amid strained relations between Turkey and Germany. -
USA Turkeys encircling dead cat baffles internet A bizarre video featuring a flock of turkeys walking almost ritualistically in a circle around a dead cat has raised a lot of questions since the video was posted online on Thursday (March… -
USA High winds cause havoc across USA Icy conditions and powerful winds are causing havoc in the US, from multi-car pileups in Syracuse, New York, to fallen trees and power lines in South Carolina. -
South Africa Lucky escape for some as Johannesburg hospital roof collapses Rescuers have been continuing the search for possible victims after the collapse of a roof at a hospital in Johannesburg. -
Cinema 'Chez Nous' a film inspired by Marine Le Pen's Front National In Cinema Box this week we take a look at ‘Chez Nous’ a film which was inspired by the political party Front National led by Marine Le Pen. -
World News Polish MEP faces investigation for sexist rant during EU debate Far-right polish MEPJanusz Korwin-Mikke is to be investigated by the European Parliament for insisting women should earn less money then men. -
North Korea North Korean suspect released over airport murder of Kim Jong Nam Police in Malaysia have released a North Korean man held in connection with the airport murder of Kim Jong Nam. -
Ukraine Gas explosion kills at least eight miners in western Ukraine At least eight miners have been killed in a gas explosion in western Ukraine. -
USA Trump slams 'witch hunt' on Sessions over Russian meetings The US attorney general says he will stay out of any probe into alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 election. -
Egypt Merkel offers Egypt help in stemming migration to Europe Angela Merkel has sought to help Egypt in tackling migration to Europe as the German Chancellor visited the country ahead of a trip to Tunisia. -
Egypt Egypt appeals court finds Mubarak not guilty over protester deaths There was euphoria among a handful of Hosni Mubarak’s supporters in a Cairo court on Thursday, as Egypt’s former president was definitively cleared of involvement in the killing of protesters during t