28 July 2017 | Euronews
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USA Trump replaces White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus -
Turkey Freak storm causes havoc in Istanbul -
Germany Exclusive: Video shows Hamburg knife attacker after capture -
World News North Korean missile test condemned by international community -
Germany Exclusive: Eyewitness films capture of Hamburg supermarket attacker One person is dead and four others injured after a knife attack in a supermarket in the German city of Hamburg -
USA Trump's communications chief in foul-mouthed tirade over leaks -
United Kingdom British baby Charlie Gard has died -
My Europe Series Poverty in the EU Europe’s economic downturn seems to be behind us. -
Finland One killed after suspected drink-driver ploughs into Helsinki crowd -
Cinema Wong Kar-Wai claims Prix Lumière -
North Korea Japan says North Korean missile may have landed off its coast -
Kazakhstan Watch: Rocket carrying Europe’s oldest astronaut blasts-off into space -
Destinations Island and the city Five pocketsize islands around Europe to stay from 2 to 24 hours. -
My Europe Series Spain: poverty hits millions despite growth It looks like an ordinary summer’s day at a swimming pool on the outskirts of Sevilla in southern Spain: a group of children are splashing around in the water. -
No Comment A man sets himself on fire in Sydney over immigration policies A man set himself on fire after a standoff with police near the Sydney offices of the Department of Immigration and Border Protection. -
Europe News Special report: Desperate plight of Calais migrants Nine months after Calais’ so-called ‘Jungle’ camp was razed to the ground, migrants have returned – and are even more desperate to get across the Channel to… -
Pakistan Pressure mounts on Pakistan's governing party to elect new leader Pressure is mounting on Pakistan's governing party to elect an interim leader following the dramatic resignation of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif. -
Economy Consumer spending boosts US economy Higher consumer spending and business investment has helped to boost the US economy in the second quarter which grew at a rate of 2.6 percent. -
Europe News Exclusive: French police accused of abusing Calais migrants They have ended up in Calais in search of a better life, only to have their dreams shattered. -
No Comment Hundred's head to Mongolia's Yak festival -
World News 60-year-old Italian astronaut: "He's in great condition!" 60-year-old Italian astronaut Paolo Nespoli blasted off to the International Space Station -
No Comment Plane damaged in freak storm in Turkey A French airlines plane was forced to make an emergency landing at Istanbul's Ataturk airport after being hit by hailstones during a freak storm. -
No Comment Israel restricts access to Friday prayers in Jerusalem Scores of Muslims gathered outside Al-Aqsa mosque as Israel said men under the age of 50 would be banned from the major mosque for the day in anticipation of more mass protests. -
United Kingdom Charlie Gard shows cost of using law to settle 'human' questions: View Expensive, slow but most of all painful - the case around a British baby's care teaches many lessons -
Israel Jerusalem tense as age limit imposed on al-Aqsa mosque The police were braced for possible violence, but in the end Friday prayers were relatively peaceful -
United Kingdom Hammond says UK will seek three-year transitional Brexit deal -
No Comment Dozens hurt in Barcelona train crash Dozens of people were injured, one seriously, after a commuter train slammed into a buffer stop at Barcelona’s Estació de França station, the second busiest railway station in the Catalan capital. -
United Kingdom What Brexit may look like after 2019: UK finance minister's view The United Kingdom’s Chancellor of the Exchequer (finance minister) has said that in the immediate aftermath of the country’s departure from the European Union, “many things will look similar” in the -
Spain Dozens hurt in Barcelona rail crash More than 50 people were injured when a commuter train slammed into the buffers at Francia station in the city centre -
Netherlands The Dutch masters of flood safety In this 360° video, discover the Afsluitdijk - a giant dyke that's part of the Netherlands' efforts to protect its population from flooding. -
Cinema "The Emoji Movie": Text message film is trashed by critics The animated feature has been described as everything from 'calamitous' to a 'soul-crushing disaster' -
Russia Moscow requires US to downsize diplomatic missions in Russia Moscow requires US to downsize diplomatic missions in Russia -
Pakistan Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif resigns amid corruption allegations -
My Europe Series The poverty cycle Why is poverty on the rise in Europe and what can be done? -
Israel Israel restricts access to Friday prayers in Jerusalem Israeli police bans men under 50 from attending Friday prayers at Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa mosque, following scuffles there on Thursday. -
Spain Dozens hurt in Barcelona train crash At least 54 people were injured at the city's Francia station, one of them seriously -
USA Obamacare repeal bill dies in U.S. Senate as McCain votes 'no' U.S. Senate Republicans failed to overturn the healthcare law known as Obamacare, in a blow to President Donald Trump that effectively ends the Republican Party's seven-year quest to repeal the 2010 Affordable Care Act. -
My Europe Series Europe's working poor: is flexibility the answer? Sophie Claudet: Germany is not the only country in Europe to promote flexibility on its labour market. -
Germany Refugees boost cricket in Germany Cricket is becoming more popular in Germany thanks to the arrival of thousands of refugees from Afghanistan, Pakistan and India. -
World News Veteran astronaut set to blast into space for third time Italian astronaut Paolo Nespoli, aged 60, is about to go into space for the third time making him Europe's oldest astronaut. -
USA US House of Representatives approves Mexico border wall funds The US House of Representatives voted through $1.6bn for President Trump's border wall with Mexico as part of wider defence spending plans. -
Venezuela Venezuela bans protests in lead up to controversial elections -
USA US senate votes to slap further sanctions on Russia, Iran and North Korea A landslide sees senators vote 98-2 in favour of imposing sanctions, despite President Trump's objections.