7 August 2017 | Euronews
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Greece Heatwave Lucifer testing southern Europe Greece will feel temperatures soar next as heatwave 'Lucifer' causes deaths in Italy and storms in Austria -
Italy Fire threatens UNESCO site in Sicily As firefighters battle blaze at the Valley of the Greek Temples on Sicily, 15 firefighters are arrested on suspicion of arson -
Saudi Arabia Brilliant or just bullying? New app Sarahah enjoys popularity surge -
World News Tackle the root causes of forest fires, say experts -
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Turkey Erdogan: 'Germany abetting terrorism' Erdogan: 'Germany abetting terrorism' -
No Comment Square watermelons in Japan Square watermelons are being sold for as much as 150 USD in Japan to be used as ornaments -
World News Tainted eggs found in France Tainted eggs found in France -
No Comment Filipino activists call for human rights to be on ASEAN agenda About 300 activists marched to the Philippine International Convention Centre in Manila -
Economy Bitcoin worth three times more than gold Bitcoins are now worth almost three times as much as an ounce of gold after a month of turmoil ending in a 50% rise in value -
No Comment Wildfire brought under control in Croatia -
World News Where do G8 leaders go on holiday? -
No Comment Typhoon in Japan A strong typhoon made landfall on Wakayama Peninsula, western Japan on Monday, bringing heavy rain and strong winds -
No Comment Chinese police make daring sea rescue Police in China have risked their lives rescuing a swimmer in difficulty -
Philippines "Heated talks" at ASEAN summit over North Korea NKorea threatens US with revenge for new sanctions while tempers flare at ASEAN in discussion over the crisis -
Netherlands The dark side of tourism: Amsterdam’s homeless students Tourists are pushing students and locals out of Amsterdam´s city centre -
Sport Contador to retire from cycling Twice Tour de France champion Alberto Contador will hang up his racing bike in September, bringing an end the career of one of the world's greatest cyclists -
Italy Storms and floods follow heatwave in parts of Europe and Russia From Italy and Austria to Russia's far east storms have brought floods, but hot weather is forecast to continue across much of Europe. -
Russia Putin goes fishing: How was the Russian president's catch? The Kremlin has released video of Russian President Vladimir Putin taking part in a three-day fishing trip in southern Siberia. -
Japan Typhoon Noru takes aim at central Japan Typhoon Noru takes aim at central Japan -
United Kingdom David Cameron pictured with Corbyn supporter at music festival A festivalgoer with a 'Corbyn' jacket snapped a photograph with former UK prime minister David Cameron at Wilderness Festival. -
Cult A world of good sounds at the Gabala International Music Festival Kicking off in the middle of these picturesque mountains in northern Azerbaijan, is this year’s Gabala International Music Festival. -
United Kingdom Ronnie Wood keeps on rollin' after cancer scare Rolling Stones gutarist Ronnie Wood has revelaed he is in remission for lung cancer after surgery -
Vietnam Vietnam floods leave dozens dead Hundreds of homes have been washed away in flooding and landslides in the north of the country -
Nigeria Deadly shooting spree in Nigerian church At least 11 people have been killed and 18 wounded in a shooting spree in a church in southeastern Nigeria -
Destinations 7 smart luggage ideas for your next trip Technology is to become your best travel companion. -
Italy Italian firefighters arrested on suspicion of arson Fifteen volunteer firefighters were today (August 7) arrested in Sicily for allegedly starting fires to earn commission from putting them out. -
South Korea Prosecutors seek 12-year jail term for Samsung boss Lee Jae-yong The electronic giant's vice-chairman denies bribery in a scandal that brought the downfall of South Korea's ex-President Park Geun-hye. -
Italy British model speaks about alleged abduction in Italy UK model speaks about terrifying ordeal after alleged abduction in Italy and threatened with being auctioned online -
World News Australian teen hospitalised after vicious sea bugs attack A teenager in Melbourne has been attacked by sea bugs, which his father later managed to film devouring red meat -
Sport Ruschel to play first game since plane crash Alan Ruschel will play his first competitive game since the plane crash which killed 71 people including 19 Chapecoense players -
North Korea North Korea denounces latest UN sanctions Pyongyang has vowed to take action over sanctions approved at the weekend, reportedly rejecting calls for talks over its nuclear programme. -
United Kingdom Bowie wins 100m in London, sealing US sprint double at World Championships Like Justin Gatlin's shock victory over Usain Bolt, Tori Bowie's win came at the expense of the Jamaican favourite -
Venezuela Search is on for 'rebels' following attack on Venezuelan military base Venezuelan president praises 'united military' for putting down rebellion at military base. Search is on for alleged plotters -
USA Pence slams NY Times over presidential bid allegations US Vice President Mike Pence calls New York Times report "disgraceful" and "fake news" after it alleges he is planning a 2020 presidential bid