6 September 2017 | Euronews
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Spain The Catalan parliament approves a law to call a referendum on October 1 on independence from Spain -
Spain Salvador Dali: DNA test proves woman is not artist’s daughter A Spanish woman who believed she was the daughter of Salvador Dali has lost her decade-long battle to prove she is the Spanish surrealist’s only child and heir. -
Spain Catalonia to hold independence vote Catalonia puts itself on collision course with Madrid over independence vote -
France Anti-terror operations in Europe Sucpected bomb-making equipment found and arrests made in France and Spain -
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World News Hurricane Irma hits French Caribbean Packing winds of almost 300 km per hour, Hurricane Irma has hit the French territory of Saint Martin - leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. -
USA Chicago just declared itself a ‘Trump-free zone’ The Mayor of Chicago reassured Dreamers that they are safe and rejected the US President’s scrapping of DACA. -
Spain Dali is not the Daddy, says DNA -
Cult Bill Viola: the genious video artist A Bill Viola retrospective is now on display at the prestigious Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao. -
World News Six countries taking steps to tackle super-skinny models Countries including France and Spain have introduced measures to fight against underweight modelling in the fashion industry. -
World News World's drinking water contaminated with plastic fibres, study finds "What we have here is plastic in the drinking water that human beings are consuming every day" - author of study, Dan Morrison, tells euronews. -
United Kingdom UK seaside tower rescue drama 14 people had to be airlifted to safety from a seaside tower in the UK after a mobile observation capsule got stuck. -
Azerbaijan 'Fake news': Azerbaijan on claims it ran 2.5 bn-euro slush fund Azerbaijan has slammed reports it ran a secret 2.5 billion euro fund to buy political influence across Europe, launder the country's international image and bankroll lavish lifestyles for its ruling elite. -
Syria UN Syrian Commission of Inquiry scathing about conduct of conflict by all sides Civilians remain in extreme danger in Syria from all sides in conflict says latest UN Commission of Inquiry on Syria. -
No Comment Arrested American woman steals police car before losing control -
Cult Looking for 'Light in Babylon': from Istanbul to Europe -
United Kingdom Britain to ‘restrict immigration to highest-skilled EU workers’ -
No Comment India: Hindus celebrate elephant-headed God Ganesh -
France Fashion giants ban underweight models Two major French fashion companies have unveiled a new global charter banning underweight and underage models from representing their brands. -
India Protests at killing of senior Indian journalist Senior Indian Gauri Lankesh was gunned down on Tuesday evening as she returned to her home in Bangalore, capital of the state of Karnataka. -
USA Watch: Handcuffed woman steals police car The woman jumped into the front seat and accelerated while officers were outside checking her bags. -
Germany German Elections 360: Voters hoping for change in Bremen Inequality is one of the issues dividing voters in one Germany's poorest states -
USA Irma barrels across the Caribbean The fierce winds, surf and rain are en route for a possible landfall in Florida at the weekend. -
Sport Venus soars, del Potro dares to dream at US Open An all-American Women's semi-finals at the US Open remains possible, while anticipation is high ahead of Federer versus del Potro. -
World News Is Hurricane Irma stronger than Harvey? The “potentially catastrophic” Hurricane Irma has already caused significant damage in the Caribbean and is expected to reach Florida at the weekend. -
Luxembourg EU's top court dismisses Hungary and Slovakia case against refugee quotas Europe's top court has ruled Slovakia and Hungary cannot refuse to take in refugees, in a victory for the EU's contentious quota system. -
Brazil "Carwash" corruption scandal in Brazil claims Roussef for first time Former Brazilian president Dilma Roussef has been charged with corruption in "carwash" scandal for first time. -
Sweden Suspect in death of journalist Kim Wall denies killing her Suspect in death of journalist Kim Wall denies killing her -
World News Hungary fumes over ECJ migrant ruling -
Cinema "Mother!" & Michael Caine make Venice headlines "Mother!" gets whistled at Venice Film Festival premiere, and Sir Michael Caine presents "My Generation". -
Myanmar Who are the Rohingya and why are they fleeing Myanmar? The conflict between Myanmar authorities and the Rohingya community has caused approximately 18 500 refugees to flee in less than a week -
Russia Moscow and Seoul agree resolving the North Korea nuclear issue is a priority Moon Jae-in made the comments at a joint media conference with Vladimir Putin. -
World News Oxford, Cambridge top world university rankings Oxford held on to first place for the second year in a row in the latest Times Higher Education ranking, while Cambridge rose from fourth to second. -
Colombia Pope Francis flies to Colombia as the nation savours prospects for a peaceful future With the FARC's 50-year guerilla war seemingly at an end, Pope Francis visits Colombia. -
World News US braces for Hurricane Irma US braces for Hurricane Irma -
USA Protests greet Trump's scrapping of DACA From Washington to Denver protesters condemn Trump's decision to scrap DACA immigration programme -
Myanmar Rohingya crisis: Myanmar leader Suu Kyi hits out at 'iceberg of misinformation' UN Secretary General sends rare letter to Security Council warning of a human catastrophe in Myanmar