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France

Macron's En Marche poised for big win in French parliamentary poll

French President Emmanuel Macron's Republique En Marche is projected to do well in National Assembly elections

Japan

Several sailors missing after US navy ship collision

The waterways approaching Tokyo Bay are busy with commercial vessels sailing to and from Japan’s two biggest container ports in Tokyo and Yokohama.

Italy

Italy and Spain rescue more than 1,000 stranded migrants in two days

Warm weather provides optimum conditions at sea for migrants trying to reach European shores

Germany

Muslims march against extremism in Cologne

Several hundred Germans. most of them Muslims, held a peace march in Cologne on Saturday in protest at the number of deadly Islamic extremist attacks that have hit Europe in recent years.

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USA

Kiss frontman Gene Simmons wants to trademark "devil horns" gesture

Kiss frontman Gene Simmon's bid to trademark the hard rock "devil horns" salute as his creation is being ridiculed

United Kingdom

Britain is in "sombre national mood" says Queen Elizabeth

Britain's Queen Elizabeth held a minute's silence at her birthday military parade for the victims of the London tower block fire which police say may have killed up to 58 people.

USA

Bill Cosby trial ends in no verdict

Bill Cosby's trial on sexual assault charges in the United States has ended without a verdict after jurors failed to reach a unanimous decision.

United Kingdom

At least 58 confirmed dead in London tower block fire

Amid protests in London, criticisms and a rising death toll Theresa May meets Grenfell Tower survivors in Downing Street.

Vatican

Angela Merkel meets Pope Francis ahead of G20

Angela Merkel has her fourth private audience with Pope Francis.

Germany

Helmut Kohl: 'a politician through and through'

Euronews spoke to Joachim Bitterlich about the man credited with the successful reunification of Germany.

Sport

Cancun Grand Prix: Mexico's historic triumph

Luz Olvera emerged victorious on a historic day for Mexico.

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Muslims march against extremism

Hundreds march through Cologne to denounce religious extremism.

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London town hall 'stormed' amid calls for justice for Grenfell Tower victims

Hundreds 'storm town hall' in London, calling for justice for the victims of the deadly Grenfell Tower fire.

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Rome: protesters call for changes to pay

'Respect!' chant protesters in Rome as they call for changes to pay for occasional work.

Sci-Tech

Caractacus Potts and the mothers of invention in Venice

Europe acknowledges it inventors

USA

"System fails black people", says mother of murdered Philando Castile

Cinema

Scarlett Johansson and the dead male stripper

Sport

European Fencing Championships: Russia shines in Tbilisi

Team Russia produced a stunning performance to down Ukraine by the narrowest of margins at the European Fencing Championships in Tbilisi.

Cuba

Cuba criticises Trump’s policy rollback

Cuba condemns US President Donald Trump's policy backtrack on trade and travel ties with the island.

Cinema

‘Rocky’ director John Avildsen dies

‘Rocky’ director John G Avildsen has died, aged 81, of pancreatic cancer.

United Kingdom

Anger erupts over London tower block fire

Protests across capital as recriminations increase over why safety fears were ignored