23 March 2017 | Euronews
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USA Trump setback as vote on plan to replace Obamacare delayed The Republicans can only afford to have 21 of their own representatives vote against the bill -
Israel 19-year-old Israeli-US citizen arrested over hoax bomb threats A 19-year-old man has appeared in court in Israel accused of making dozens of hoax bomb threats against Jewish community centres in the US, Australia and New… -
Sport Ireland host Wales as World Cup qualification campaign resumes The Republic of Ireland host Wales on Friday in a crucial 2018 World Cup qualifier at the Aviva Stadium. -
Business Line UK: trade deals challenge The United Kingdom will start the process of leaving the European Union on the 29th of March. -
World News Father of Germanwings pilot seeks to clear son's name It comes as relatives are to commemorate the second anniversary of the crash in which all 150 people on board were killed. -
United Kingdom London attacker 'was a normal family man' The man who killed three people in an attack near Parliament in London has been named as Khalid Masood. -
USA All in the family – bad ratings and bad headlines for the Trumps As US President Donald Trump’s approval ratings have sunk to an all-time low, his family members are creating their own headlines these days that are anything but helpful to the… -
United Kingdom Westminster Bridge teeming with people day after terrorist attack Just a day after the terrible scenes in Westminster people are going about their daily business -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Security tight in Rome for EU anniversary, after London attack This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of the daily news stories from Europe’s de-facto political capital. -
United Kingdom Northern Ireland: thousands attend Martin McGuinness funeral Thousands of people including world leaders have turned out for the funeral of Martin McGuinness, the former IRA commander who played a pivotal role in Northern Ireland’s transition to… -
Ukraine Ukraine accuses Russia of 'state terrorism' after former MP shot in Kyiv Denis Voronenkov, a key witness in a treason case against former leader Viktor Yanukovich was shot dead outside a hotel in Kyiv. -
USA Trump scrambles for votes to bin Obamacare US President Donald Trump is scrambling to secure enough votes to dismantle the Affordable Care Act (or Obamacare) in the House of Representatives. -
World 'Public spaces' the modern terrorist targets Low-tech terrorist attacks expected to rise -
Musica Villazon's Baroque Odyssey The Return of Ulysses to His Homeland is one of the founding works of lyric art. -
Economy Airlines and airports worldwide adapt to US electronic device ban in planes Faced with the new US ban on electronic devices being taken into plane cabins airports and airlines are scrambling for ways to reassure passengers and prop up revenues. -
Afghanistan Afghan Taliban capture key Sangin district in Helmand Taliban fighters have captured the strategic district of Sangin in the southern Afghan province of Helmand after security forces pulled out. -
Belgium Driver arrested after speeding into pedestrianised street in Antwerp Just a day after the attack in London, Belgian police have arrested a man accused of driving at speed into a pedestrianised street in Antwerp and forcing people to jump out of the… -
Europe News Europe sets sights on supercomputer future Ministers from seven European countries have signed a declaration in Rome, as they set their sights on seizing a share of the supercomputer future. -
Earth News Know your chocolates: Q&A with Bastien Girard, the best pastry cook in the world He must have tried hundreds of different chocolate flavour combinations in the two years he practiced for the world championship of pastry-making. -
United Kingdom ISIL claims responsibility for Westminster attack The self-proclaimed Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for the London attack through its Amaq news agency. -
Earth News Charlie Ingham, designer behind SohoBespoke Five steps. -
United Kingdom Theresa May tells MPs 'acts of normality' will defy terrorism The British prime minister has addressed the UK Parliament the morning after the terror attack on Westminster. -
Business Series Apple avoided tax in New Zealand for more than a decade More light is shed on Apple's labyrinthine tax affairs. -
Business Series Google continues to bleed advertisers as Johnson & Johnson walk America's biggest healthcare retailer joins the list of companies stopping You Tube advertising as the row over lack of scrutiny of controversial content continues. -
United Kingdom UPDATE: London attacker identified as Khalid Masood, police Earlier police said they believed he 'acted alone'. -
United Kingdom EU-UK mistrust on Brexit 'threatens anti-terror cooperation' Britain’s plan to begin the formal process of leaving the European Union next week will not be delayed by the terrorist attack on Westminster, a spokesman for the prime minister has… -
United Kingdom Terrorists turn everyday objects into killing machines Brutal and simple everyday objects terrorists use to kill -
Turkey Turkey's alarming turn with Erdoğan. What the EU needs to do? Erdoğan is pressing for a constitutional reform, to be decided by a referendum in mid-April, that would move Turkey from a parliamentary to a presidential system. If the reform passes, Erdoğan will acquire powers exceeding even those held by Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the venerated “father” Turkey -
Israel Israeli police arrest 19 year old suspect linked to bomb threats targeting Jewish community centers in the US and abroad -
Spain What scheme is CATching on in Madrid? By Jaime Velazquez in Madrid It’s an empty plot in the middle of brick-and-concrete affordable housing blocks in a working-class neighbourhood of Madrid. -
United Kingdom Third victim named as US citizen Kurt Cochran Cochran was in Europe with his wife Melissa to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary, and had been due to return to the US on Thursday. -
United Kingdom Westminster attack: Second victim named as Aysha Frade One of the two people killed on Westminster Bridge Wednesday during the worst terror attack to hit London since 2005 was identified as Aysha Frade -
Italy Watch: Cheeky little girl snatches Pope's skullcap A little girl got a laugh from the Pope and the nearby crowd in Rome on Wednesday (March 22) when she grabbed the skull cap from off his head as he bent down to kiss… -
No Comment Westminster Attack: MPs pay their respects John Bercow, the Speaker of Britain’s House of Commons, leads the chamber in a tribute to honour those who died or were injured in the Westminster attack on Wednesday, March… -
Ukraine Ukraine: Mass evacuations after weapons depot blast Some 20,000 people were being evacuated on Thursday after explosions at a massive arms depot in eastern Ukraine, in what is being treated as an act of sabotage. -
United Kingdom "Get back! Somebody's opened fire..." MP captures panic after Westminster attack David Davies MP recorded the moment people fled in panic from the Palace of Westminster as four people were killed in a car and knife attack outside the building in Westminster, London on Wednesday (M -
Africanews Ten Egyptian troops killed by bombs during Sinai fighting Ten members of Egypt's security forces were killed by bombs which struck their vehicles in central Sinai, a military spokesman said on Thursday, during an operation targeting what the army described a -
Earth News "There is no cure for curiosity" Tokyo-based French designer Gwenaël Nicolas narrowed down the essence of his creative work a long time ago. -
United Kingdom Questions raised over Westminster security after attack Britain’s security level remains at “severe”, its second highest state of alert, following the Westminster terror attack. -
United Kingdom London attack: Moment car drove into pedestrians on Westminster Bridge - video The moment that a car drove into pedestrians on London’s Westminster Bridge, close to Britain’s parliament, on March 22 has been captured on video. -
United Kingdom London terrorist "acted alone" as police arrest eight British police have made several arrests and raided addresses, including in Birmingham, in connection with the deadly London terror attack. -
United Kingdom Westminster horror described by eyewitnesses Wednesday’s bloodshed in Westminster marked the deadliest attack in London since suicide bombers killed 52 commuters on the city’s transport system in 2005. -
United Kingdom "Terror" dominates UK's front pages The violent events in London featured heavily on the front pages of the UK’s main newspapers the morning after the attack. -
United Kingdom Mayor urges Londoners and visitors not to be alarmed London Mayor Sadiq Khan adds his words of reassurance to Londoners and tourists after terror attack -
United Kingdom Westminster attack condemned abroad Messages of condemnation and solidarity pour in from abroad after five people die in an assault on Westminster