10 July 2017 | Euronews
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United Kingdom New hope for Baby Charlie Gard's parents Court gives parents of terminally ill baby, Charlie Gard, two days to present new evidence of effective treatment -
Yemen Cholera cases in Yemen exceed 300,000 Red Cross warns of continuing health disaster in Yemen with cholera cases exceeding 300,000 -
United Kingdom EU citizens rights: how proposals differ from current rights Guy Verhofstadt says current deal on the table is “falling short” -
Netherlands Watch: Woman ‘pushed down stairs’ in Airbnb dispute -
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United Kingdom British MP suspended over racist comment Anne Marie Morris was suspended by UK Prime Minister Theresa May -
France Storms hit Euronews headquarters -
Sport Silk Way Rally: Sébastian Loeb leaves rivals in the shade Stage three of the Silk Way Rally left Russia and headed to Kazakhstan with a long stage between Ufa and Kostanay, featuring 329km of special. -
No Comment Hundreds attempt to outrun bulls in Spanish festival Thousands of tourists come from all over the world for the famous festival. -
Europe News Top MEP threatens Brexit deal veto over citizens' rights The European Parliament’s chief Brexit coordinator has warned MEPs will veto a deal with the UK. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: EU finance chiefs talk banking reform This is the Brief from Brussels: a roundup of the top EU news stories -
Next Series How global warming is changing when Europe’s rain arrives Studies in six European locations are looking at the impact of climate change on water supply, so that we can improve our understanding of what to expect, and how to respond. -
Business Series Siemens threatens legal action over Russia's 'use of its turbines' in Crimea Sanctions barring EU firms from providing Crimea with energy technology were said to have been ignored by Russia. -
Focus Drawing private investors to in Angola Long dependent on oil, the West African nation of Angola is now on the path of economic diversification. -
Iraq Iraq claims full victory in Mosul after last militants cleared The last remaining militants have been cleared from the city, a day after it was recaptured by the Iraqi army. -
World News Europe's security measures compared -
Mongolia Meet Mongolia's President-elect: a former wrestler Populist Khaltmaa Battulga owns a Genghis Khan-themed amusement park -
Sport Rooney returns to Everton as Lukaku heads to Old Trafford -
China Liu Xiaobo 1955-2017: 'I have no enemies' China's most influential human rights activist and Nobel prizewinner has died of cancer aged 61. -
World News Where in the EU are prisoner numbers falling fastest? Scandinavian states are driving a general downward across the bloc. -
Europe News Imams continue peace tour They told Brussels: "Not In My Name" -
Switzerland 360 video: Discover one of the cleanest cleanrooms in Europe -
Germany G20 aftermath: calls for mayor to resign over handling of the riots -
United Kingdom Lake District sees mixed reactions to world heritage status -
Cult Discover the vending machine that sells art It is a cultural change from a bag of crisps or a cup of coffee! -
China Jailed Nobel Prize Winner Liu Xiaobo now "seriously ill" -
United Kingdom High Court rejects bid to halt British arms sales to Saudi Arabia -
Ukraine Ukraine pushes ahead with NATO membership moves NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has been holding talks in Kyiv with President Petro Poroshenko -
Germany 13-year-old gives away several thousand euros in order 'to make new friends' -
France Storm unleashes record rainfall on Paris -
United Kingdom Fire hits London's Camden Market - again About 70 firefighters brought it under control by dawn and no one was injured, but dozens of stalls are thought to have been destroyed. -
United Kingdom EU Parliament slams UK offer to expats The European Parliament's chief Brexit negotiator urges Britain to improve its offer for EU citizens - or face having it rejected. -
Turkey Austria bars Turkish minister from failed coup anniversary rally Vienna said economy minister Nihat Zeybekci's visit would represent a "danger for public order and security". -
Earth News Inside the mind of Daniel Aristizabal Daniel Aristizabal aka @darias88 is a talented graphic designer and art director based in Medellín, Colombia. -
United Kingdom British police issue holiday terror attack advice in new video -
Greece Suspect to plead not guilty in American tourist murder case Suspect to plead not guilty in American tourist murder case -
Iraq Mosul: A city in ruins -
Next Series Takeaway: Is Europe's climate changing? Many European regions are experiencing climate change effects. -
Austria Austria bans Turkish economy minister from attending event to mark anniversary of failed coup -
USA 'I had to listen': Trump Jr. defends meeting with Russian lawyer Donald Trump Jr. took to Twitter to defend his meeting last year with a Russian lawyer who promised damaging information about Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. -
United Kingdom Fire engulfes Camden Lock market The blaze spread quickly at the popular north London tourist spot -
World News Cardinal Pell back in Australia to face sex charges Cardinal George Pell -
Iraq Iraqi forces claim 'victory' over ISIL in Mosul Iraqi PM says Mosul is 'liberated' and only a few pockets of jihadists are holding out -
World News English Lake District is added to UNESCO World Heritage List -
Venezuela Venezuela opposition marks 100 days of protests Wife of freed opposition leader claims husband was tortured as Venezuela opposition marks 100 days of protests