10 September 2017 | Euronews
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World Cycling: British rider Chris Froome completes a Vuelta-Tour de France double after winning the Tour of Spain -
World News Pope Francis suffers minor injury in Colombia Pope Francis suffered a slight facial injuries after stumbling in the popemobile on last day of visit to Colombia -
Ukraine Saakashvili supporters sweep aside Ukrainian border guards to get him into the country By weight of numbers supporters of Mikheil Saakashvili have defied the Ukrainian authorities on the Polish border and forced his entry into the country. -
Myanmar Global protests in support for the displaced Muslim Rohingya More and more people are protesting around the world over the humanitarian crisis unfolding on the Bangladesh-Myanmar border -
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Sport Female referee makes Bundesliga history -
North Korea NATO head warns of North Korean threat as Kim celebrates North Korean leader Kim Jong-un celebrated the scientists and technicians behind his country's nuclear programme. -
United Kingdom Decision expected in Stonehenge road row It's stood for five-thousand years but the modern world around Stonehenge is now imposing change. The main roads leading to the British site are clogged daily with thousands of commuters and tourists -
World News 50 years on: Gibraltar celebrates being British Gibraltar residents mark the territory's national day with celebrations and a word from British Prime Minister Theresa May -
Ukraine Services no longer required, Saakasvili denied entry to Ukraine Ukraine has stopped the former Governor of Odessa, Mikheil Saakasvili, at the Polish border, and denied him entry. -
USA A 'pen' that can diagnose cancer in 10 seconds This device may help surgeons to operate more efficiently on cancer patients -
Venezuela Maduro ready 'to be a dictator' to help Venezuela Venezuela continues to reel under a political and economic crisis but President Nicholas Maduro shows no sign of changing course. Maduro says he's willing to be a dictator if it will help turn the country around. -
No Comment 17th Jane Austen festival in Bath taps into worldwide fanbase. The English city of Bath has opened its nine-day Jane Austen festival -
USA Hurricane Irma smashes into Florida Keys Hurricane Irma makes landfall in Florida as a category 4 storm -
No Comment Japanese train operator invites cats on board to highlight plight of strays A train company in Japan has invited cats on baord to delight passengers but also spread a message about the plight of strays. -
USA Florida holds its breath as Hurricane Irma arrives -
World News Sydney holds Australia's biggest-ever LGBT marriage equality rally Sydney holds Australia's biggest-ever LGBT marriage equality rally, while the Conservatives' Malcolm Turnbull comes out in favour ahead of postal plebicite. -
World News French artist takes on US immigration debate with border installation A remote part of the US-Mexico border has a new addition. It's not Donald Trump's promised wall but a photo of a giant toddler peering over the fence that separates the two countries. -
Italy At least 6 dead as torrential rain triggers severe flooding in central Italy Six people have died after torrential rain triggered severe flooding across parts of central Italy -
Sport Sloane Stephens cruises to US Open victory -
Myanmar Rohingya crisis: new images emerge of villages being torched -
World News Caribbean islands spared Hurricane Jose's wrath -
USA Irma hits Florida as state governor warns it's 'too late to leave' After tearing through the Caribbean, the deadly Hurricane Irma has begun to batter Florida with water levels rising on the coast of the US state. -
Mexico Mexico mourns earthquake victims as Katia makes landfall Tropical storm is expected to bring six inches of rain to the country as rescue operations continue to search for those trapped beneath the rubble.