5 September 2017 | Euronews
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World News Single society: A third of EU homes contain just one person More Europeans are living alone than ever before. -
USA Florida gets ready for Hurricane Irma Hurricane Irma is now a dangerous Category 5 storm - the most powerful seen in the Atlantic in over a decade. And it's now barrelling toward the Caribbean and southern United States. -
USA US outlines plans to dismantle DACA immigration scheme The US administration's announcement that the 'Dreamers' programme will be scrapped has prompted a backlash in Washington. -
World News What does the world most want to learn how to do on Google? Google has revealed the top 10 most-searched questions across the world -
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India Blue Whale Challenge: Crackdown in India after surge in interest It comes after Google revealed there had been huge interest in the suicide game. -
Travel News Batumi: from strategic port to bustling sea resort Georgia's third largest city has been undergoing a massive urban transformation which has made the city a leading Black Sea resort. -
No Comment Refugees flock to camps on the Myanmar-Bangladesh border -
United Kingdom Shortage of eastern European labour in Britain Divorce from the EU has not even happened yet but already there's a shortage of eastern Europeans who would normally be relied on for fruit picking -
Nigeria Boko Haram has killed nearly 400 people in five months Boko Haram has killed nearly 400 people in Nigeria and Cameroon since April -
Syria Syrian forces 'make breakthrough' in Deir al-Zor Syrian forces make a breakthrough in ISIL stronghold Deir al-Zor, where thousands have been trapped since 2014. -
Series The Tar: Azerbaijan's musical heritage Believed by some to be Azerbaijan's national instrument, the tar has been around for centuries. -
No Comment Jerusalem eviction -
France William and Kate win damages over topless photos A French court has awarded €100,000 in damages to Britain's Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, ruling that topless pictures of the Duchess taken and published in 2012 constituted an invasion of privacy. -
Brazil Brazil police raid Olympic Committee president's home -
Spain Do these graphs show climate change is happening in Europe? New data reveals how southern European countries have seen several years of consistently drier-than-normal conditions. -
Azerbaijan Azerbaijan slams report it ran slush fund to promote image abroad Azerbaijan has blasted claims that its ruling elite ran a secret 2.5 billion-euro slush fund to pay off politicians and promote a positive image of its leadership, amid accusations of human rights abuse and rigged elections. -
No Comment Camps in Bangladesh fill up with Rohingya refugees -
No Comment Fires cause closure of roads in Oregon -
France ECHR landmark ruling on email use at work Companies will need to make sure employees are aware in advance of management monitoring of their work email accounts after a landmark privacy ruling by the European Court of Human Rights. -
Europe News EU officials mull response to egg scandal EU agriculture ministers discuss egg scandal -
Europe News MEPs hear NGOs on Brexit rights The European Parliament hearing came amid a small pro-Remain demonstration -
Russia North Korea's 'gift package' to the US Russia and North Korea say fresh sanctions on Pyongyang would be futile as the UN decides how to respond to its latest nuclear test. -
World News Legal challenge over Australian same-sex marriage vote Australia's High Court has begun hearing a legal challenge against the government's plan to hold a postal vote on whether to legalise same-sex marriage -
Philippines Mass burial for Marawi casualties Emergency workers in Marawi City on the southern Philippine island of Mindanao buried another 28 bodies of civilians and some suspected Islamic rebels on a hillside -
Barbados Caribbean awaits Hurricane Irma -
USA More protests planned over President Trump's plan to scrap DACA scheme -
USA US Open latest Juan Del Potro has staged a stunning comeback to reach the quarter-finals of the US Open. -
Cinema Woody Harrelson and Thriller make splash in Venice -
Germany Berlin's Turkish community frustrated with Ankara's fading EU bid Some felt stabbed in the back when Social Democrat Martin Schulz said that if he became Germany's next chancellor, he would "fight" to halt Turkey's formal EU accession talks, which started in 2005. -
Korea Seoul flexes its military muscle The South Korean navy has begun manoeuvres in the Sea of Japan which are meant, analysts say, to deter the North from any action at sea. -
Iraq Iraqi Kurds campaign for independence Iraqi Kurds launch referendum campaign ahead of independence vote on September 25 -
USA Hurricane Irma bears down on Florida Hurricane Irma gathers strength as it heads for Florida pummeling the Caribbean en route -
Venezuela Caracas summons ambassadors over 'meddling' Venezuela summons four European ambassadors in diplomatic protest over 'interfering in its affairs'