24 August 2017 | Euronews
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USA Ladies and gentleman, we have a winner - US health care worker scoops a massive 643 million euros on the lottery Massachusetts lottery officials identify a 53-year-old health care worker as the winner of more than 643 million euros in a Powerball draw, the largest prize for a single ticket-holder in the contest's history. -
Spain Belgium gave tip-off to Spain about imam Information has emerged that a Belgian policeman gave a tip to Catalan police in 2016 about the alleged mastermind of the Barcelona attacks who was killed in a blast that destroyed a house in Alcanar. -
Sport UEFA Champions League draw results: PSG draws Bayern, Juventus to face Barcelona -
USA Harvey is upgraded to a hurricane as it approaches landfall in Texas A hurricane could hit Texas for the first time since 2008 as Harvey takes aim -
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World Cristiano Ronaldo named UEFA player of season for 2016-2017 -
United Kingdom London Zoo holds annual weigh-in The vital statistics of creatures great and small are recorded -
Ukraine Ukraine shows off its military might, but pledges diplomacy first Ukraine celebrates Independence Day in Kiev in front a crowd of thousands as the US pledges support in its stand against Russian aggression -
Angola Angola: Ruling MPLA looks set for victory in elections The vote will elect Angola's first new president in 38 years. -
Denmark Murder charges expected in submarine death Prosecutors in Kim Wall's death are now expected to charge inventor Peter Madsen with murder when he appears in court in September. -
Musica Esa-Pekka Salonen's devilishly difficult and cosmic Cello Concerto It’s a devilishly difficult and cosmic Cello Concerto: the ink on the latest masterpiece by visionary Finish composer and conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen has barely… -
No Comment At least 16 dead at Typhoon Hato batters southern China At least 16 people have died after Typhoon Hato, the most powerful storm in 50 years, came aground in southern China. -
Spain Spain terror attacks should not hit tourism - economy minister The Spanish economy minister has given an upbeat assessment of the country's performance. -
Cult Street art prohibited in Cuba? -
Spain Spanish respond to ISIL threats with humour Internet users mock spokesman who warned of further attacks in Spain. -
Spain Fourth suspect in Spain attacks granted conditional release - court -
USA Hashtags entered Twitter like a 'Trojan horse', says creator Chris Messina The idea of hashtags was initially rejected by Twitter's founders as 'too nerdy', says their creator Chris Messina -
United Kingdom UK net migration hits three-year low after Brexit vote More than half the drop is down to EU citizens leaving and fewer arriving -
Japan Japan's living doll Lulu Hashimoto, the creation of Hitomi Komaki, is the world's first living doll -
France The posted workers directive in seven questions Everything you have always wanted to know about the posted workers law without daring to ask... -
Cult 'IT' Haunted house brings terror to Hollywood Pop-up attraction brings thrills, frills and chills onto streets of Los Angeles -
World News Opinion: What do you think of our TV news coverage? You will surely have noticed that over the last few months Euronews' editorial team has changed the style of our bulletin. -
Switzerland Up to 14 people missing after devastating Swiss landslide Up to 14 people missing after a massive landslide struck Switzerland's Piz Cengalo mountain on Wednesday morning. -
Italy Refugees and riot police clash in Rome Migrants were protesting their eviction from a nearby office building, where they had been squatting for five years -
Ukraine Ukraine prioritises EU integration Ukraine's president said his country will do everything possible to become a member of NATO and the European Union -
World News Australia defends spy chief's 'fist' salute with Philippines leader ASIS boss Nick Warner criticised over "inappropriate photo" with leader who's waging a deadly war on drugs -
Syria Syria: civilians trapped in Raqqa's 'deadly labyrinth' Amnesty International's report says hundreds have been killed in the battle to retake the city from ISIL. -
Ukraine Happy Independence Day Ukraine! Let's talk business, not war: View Kyiv needs to stop focusing international debate on conflict and start pushing its economic agenda, says Radu Magdin -
Greece Serbia in diplomatic dispute with FYROM -
Iran Iran bans teachers with acne, unsightly moles and dental problems Rules also exclude women with facial hair or fertility problems from classrooms -
Sudan Russian ambassador to Sudan found dead at his home Mirgayas Shirinskiy's body was discovered in a swimming pool. -
China Typhoon Hato batters under-prepared Macau The force 10 storm caught Macau unawares, killing at least nine people and leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. -
Italy Italian PM Paolo Gentiloni marks anniversary of Amatrice quake Italian PM Paolo Gentiloni marks anniversary of Amatrice quake -
Spain Spain steps up security as ISIL issues more threats Spain deploys more police as well as bollards and barriers to protect public from attacks -
Switzerland 8 people missing after Swiss landslide Dramatic drone footage captures moment as raging torrent of mud careers through Bondo -
Sport Mayweather & McGregor's muted performance ahead of fight night Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor came face to face but no tempers were frayed at final press conference -
Venezuela Venezuela: Ortega slams Maduro Venezuela's ex-chief prosecutor says "rights are dead" in her home country and claims evidence of Maduro corruption -
Africanews Tanzania charges 32 people with killing, burning five 'witches' A Tanzanian court has charged 32 people with murder after five women suspected of witchcraft were beaten to death, and their corpses burned, in a move which could help to deter such killings.