20 July 2017 | Euronews
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Canada What protocol is advised when meeting the Queen? Here are some rules anyone coming into contact with British royalty might like to follow. -
USA O.J. Simpson granted parole after serving 9 years for armed robbery Disgraced US Ex-football star OJ Simpson granted parole after serving nine years of an armed robbery sentence -
USA Linkin Park frontman, Chester Bennington, is found dead at his home near Los Angeles The lead singer of rock band Linkin Park, Chester Bennington, has been found dead in an apparent suicide at his Palos Verdes home near Los Angeles. -
Sport Leaders struggle in the dunes in 12th stage of Silk Way The overall leaders both survived a scare on Stage 12 as the Silk Way drivers battled their way through some tricky dunes. -
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United Kingdom Police fear young girls are being ‘taken on holiday for FGM’ Girls are more at risk during summer holidays because it allows them more time to heal before returning to school, experts say. -
World News For European holidaymakers, there's no place like home EU citizens spend most of their holidays in their own country. -
Sport Froome's tour lead intact after Alps British rider Chris Froome relieved the Alps are out of the way after keeping what should be a Tour de France-winning lead intact on the mighty Col d'Izoard climb on Thursday. -
Economy ECB leaves refinancing rate unchanged The European Central Bank has left its benchmark refinancing rate unchanged at 0 percent. -
Europe News Saudi Arabian foreign minister to Qatar: "enough is enough" Adel Al-Jubeir added that "The Qataris know exactly whats required from them" to stop the current crisis -
Earth News Summer locks survival guide International celebrity hair stylist John Mullan gives his tips for shiny summer hair. -
Turkey Turkey reacts angrily as Germany piles on pressure Turkey has reacted angrily to pressure from Germany to release the six human rights activists it is continuing to hold in pre-trial detention, one of them a German national. -
World News U.S. shuts down huge dark web marketplace accused of aiding crime The Dutch National Police, working with the US Drug Enforcement Agency also closed down the Dark Web site, HANSA. -
Kazakhstan Watch: Rocket’s launch captured on video from space -
No Comment Israel-Palestinian violence -
Poland Poland's lower house passes controversial judiciary reform bill Poland's lower house has just passed a bill allowing the government to replace Supreme Court judges. The opposition says the law would erode the independence of the judiciary and undermine democracy as a whole. -
My Europe Series Serious discussions begin between the EU and the United Kingdom on Brexit This is State of the Union, euronews' weekly roundup of EU affairs. -
World Inside the rainforest's medicine cabinet Natural disasters can leave communities to fend for themselves but with support they can use their environment to help. -
World News Play politics: world leaders show their sporting prowess -
Japan Robots help in the search for more damage at Fukushima Six years after the Fukushima nuclear accident, operators of the affected Daiichi Power Plant are using robot technology to check for new damage. -
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France Scientists in search of the wine of tomorrow What if tomorrow’s wine contained more alcohol and was sweeter because of climate change and earlier grape picking seasons? -
Belgium Britain and EU still at odds over citizens' rights In a press conference after the second round of Brexit talks, the EU's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier again once drew a red line under citizens rights. -
No Comment Tourists flock to China's waterfalls to escape the heat -
World News Brexit: the Europeans who will lose their nationality for a British passport Several European countries do not allow dual citizenship for citizens who apply for a British passport ahead of Brexit. -
Economy Germany puts economic pressure on Turkey As the diplomatic row with Turkey grows, Germany is threatening to hinder investment with its NATO ally. -
Germany Berlin pressures Turkey over detention of rights activists Germany has warned its citizens to be more careful when visiting Turkey, saying some Germans have been detained by the authorities without access to consular services. -
Greece Greek tourism hit by strike Greek hotel and restaurant employees have called a 24 hour strike over what they say is a deterioration of workers’ rights. -
France Macron shows solidarity with soldiers after army head quits Macron stands side by side with new army chief -
World News Drastic plastic the 'near permanent contamination of the natural environment' Plastic is taking over the planet -
Cult New York Ballet combines with Paris and Bolshoi to celebrate "Jewels" New York City Ballet, the Paris Opera Ballet and the Bolshoi Ballet, come together in New York to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Balanchine's "Jewels" -
France Which are the world's most influential countries? Brexit and elections cause significant changes from last year's list -
Cameroon Suspects 'tortured' at Cameroon military base, says Amnesty Amnesty International is calling for an independent investigation into the torture of prisoners in Cameroon. -
Cinema 'Detroit' a movie on the 12th Street riots A film that documents one of the worst riots in US history -
Spain Salvador Dali exhumed for paternity test The body of surrealist artist Salvador Dali is being exhumed in Spain. Samples will be taken from his body for a paternity test after a woman claiming to be his daughter won her case in court. -
USA Neil Armstrong's space bag expected to fetch millions at auction Neil Armstrong's space bag expected to fetch millions at auction -
USA Donald Trump Jr. to appear before US Senate committees Donald Trump Jr. is set to appear before US Senate committees next week. -
USA Cancer shock for John McCain US Senator John McCain, who was the 2008 Republican presidential nominee, has been diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer. -
Brazil Brazilian judge freezes ex-president Lula's assets following conviction The assets of former Brazilian president Lula has had his assets frozen following his corruption conviction -
Uruguay Legal high in Uruguay Marijuana now on sale legally from pharmacies in Uruguay -
Hungary Israeli PM visits Europe's largest synagogue in Budapest Israeli and Hungarian PMs focus on joint concerns during visit to synagogue