4 July 2017 | Euronews
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Spain Catalonia promises split from Spain would come two days after vote Catalonia vows to split from Spain within 48 hours if voters back the idea in a referendum in October -
Iraq Iraqi forces retake Mosul hospital After weeks of fighting Mosul hospital is back in government hands -
United Kingdom Talks on Northern Ireland break down Months of talks on a new power-sharing executive in Northern Ireland break down. No agreement is expected before the end of summer. -
Turkmenistan Turkmenistan's Akhal-Teke: the world's oldest horse The Akhal-Teke is one of the most beautiful and oldest equine breeds in the world. -
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Europe News EU unveils migration action plan for Italy The EU has unveiled a new action plan designed to help Italy cope with the influx of migrants to its shores. -
Cult Karl Lagerfeld honoured in Paris German fashion designer wins top award -
Sport Peter Sagan kicked out of the Tour de France -
France World champion Peter Sagan kicked off the Tour de France World Champion Peter Sagan has been disqualified from the Tour de France -
No Comment Chickens close Austrian motorway A crashed lorry has blocked an Austrain motorway for hours after its cargo of chickens escaped -
No Comment Landslides and flooding feared as Typhoon Nanmadol hits Japan Typhoon Nanmadol hits Nagasaki bringing winds of up to 144km/h and possible landslides and flooding. -
No Comment China: a narrow escape from a flooded car park A man helping others to escape a flooded car park in south China narrowly avoids being swept away. -
Germany G20 security headache in Hamburg Police prepare for G20 in Hamburg -
World News View: Why heavy fuel oil must be banned in the Arctic right now World renowned explorer and endurance record holder- Ranulph Fiennes- explains why heavy fuel oil must be banned in the arctic now -
Earth News Gwenael Nicolas’ wonderful world “Let’s forget the word ‘luxury’. -
World News Caster Semenya may have to take medication as study reopens testosterone debate Female athletes with high levels of testosterone, like Caster Semenya, may be forced to undertake hormone treatment to compete in future events after a study showed they have an advantage over their rivals. -
Qatar The ultimatum facing Qatar: What are the demands? A closer look at the 13 demands made by the four Arab states. -
Culture news Saatchi Gallery debate: the selfie, social addiction or art? Is this a real cultural addiction or simply a new form of art? -
Cult Essaouira's Gnaoua Festival marks 20th edition Every year over the course of three days the heart of Essaouira in Western Morocco beats to the rhythm of the traditional Gnaoua music – a rich repertoire originating in West Africa that combines anci -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: EU's Juncker slams MEPs as 'ridiculous' over no-show This is The Brief from Brussels, a daily roundup of the top stories from the EU's de facto political capital. -
Business Series Uber suffers fresh legal blow in France EU court rules in favour of France against Uber -
USA Watch: How not to use fireworks -
World News Italy summons Austria's ambassador in row over border patrol Austria's announcement that troop patrols on its border with Italy could be stepped up prompts Rome to summon its neighbouring country's ambassador. -
No Comment Washington burger eating contest misses records Washington's Burger eating champion retains her title -
Europe News Europe and the digital economy Europe’s future lies in a digital economy But the continent faces a skill shortage. -
Cult Wonders of Pompeii uncovered A clearer vision is emerging of a city that was buried nearly 2,000 years ago. -
No Comment Thousands try to flee Mosul as ISIL makes last stand -
Finland What are the rules of 'wife carrying'? The 22nd Wife-Carrying World Championships took place in Finland, where the sport originated, on July 3. -
World News The Scream on cream: South Korean coffee artist wows latte lovers with his creations -
France 'You are ridiculous' - Juncker on empty EU Parliament In an angry outburst, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker called MEPs 'ridiculous'. -
World News Johnson&Johnson faces class action suit in Australia US health giant sued in Australia in a class action case by more than 700 women -
World News China and Russia strike joint position on North Korea Russia and China say they have struck a joint position on how to deal with North Korea -
Cult In honour of Dior couture Paris and the world loves Christian Dior -
North Korea North Korea launches suspected ballistic missile into Sea of Japan North Korea launches yet another missile test off its coast. This one comes ahead of a G20 meeting in Berlin plus July 4 celebrations in the USA -
North Korea North Korea announces successful test of new intercontinental ballistic missile -
South Sudan UN warns of impending cholera crisis in South Sudan South Sudan faces a cholera crisis without more aid says UN -
United Kingdom Children 'still at risk' Jersey child abuse inquiry finds Jersey care system labelled "ineffectual and neglectful" as inquiry into seven decades of child abuse found children may still be at risk. -
Sweden Sweden's largest music festival cancelled over sex attacks -
USA Team Macif skippered to The Bridge victory Team Macif wins centenary of The Bridge, but fails to beat the Queen Mary II. -
Syria US-backed troops advance into Raqqah's Old City The US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) has breached the Old City of Raqqah -
USA Taxi driver ploughs into pedestrians after 'pedal mix up' Authorities in the US state of Massachusetts say a taxi that crashed into a group of people is being treated as an accident. -
Brazil Brazil's corruption crisis deepens as Temer ally arrested Brazil police arrest ally of President Temer in corruption probe -
USA Tiger Woods completes programme to help him manage medications Tiger Woods says he has completed a intensive programme to help him manage medications for back pain. -
Venezuela Venezuelan opposition plan vote to 'delegitimise' Maduro Veneuzelan Opposition begin fourth month of anti-government protests and will hold own vote on Maduro's plan to rewrite constitution