1 October 2017 | Euronews
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Spain Hundreds hurt as police use force to stop Catalonia vote Spanish police use battons and rubber bullets to stop Catalonia independence vote -
Spain Things we learned from the Catalan referendum Eight things you need to know about Catalonia's independence referendum -
Spain Civil guard police enter voting station in Girona where catalan leader Carles Puigdemont due to vote -
Spain The Catalonia referendum in social media videos A selection of some of the videos seen on Twitter throughout the day -
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No Comment New York's old Kosciuszko Bridge blown to pieces in controlled demolition A new bridge is being finalised to replace it after decades of complaints over its congestion. -
Spain Amid referendum violence, FC Barca bags a silent victory The top-of-the-table club played behind closed doors amid violence in Barcelona and fears of a pitch invasion. -
USA Trump tells Tillerson talks with Kim Jong-Un are "waste of time" -
World News British PM May says cabinet united on her programme, Brexit British PM May says cabinet united on her programme, Brexit -
Spain "All the red lines have been crossed" -Barcelona mayor Barcelona Mayor Ada Colau tells Euronews that the police crackdown on Sunday's vote marks a turning point and will spell the demise of Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy. -
No Comment Clashes between riot police and referendum supporters in Catalonia Hundreds injured as law enforcement agencies intervene to stop vote. -
Germany Gay Germans marry for the first time -
World News Catalan authorities invite international delegation to observe vote Group of international politicians invited to Catalonia to observe independence referendum. -
No Comment China's extraordinary Red Beach The phenomenon is caused by a type of plant called Sueda. -
No Comment LED night kites light up Taipei -
Spain Spanish deputy PM praises police action in Catalan vote Spanish deputy PM praises police action in Catalan vote -
Canada Canada: Five hurt in Edmonton 'terror' attacks Police have arrested a man believed to have rammed a car into a traffic control barricade, stabbed a police officer and then run down pedestrians with a van. An Islamic State group flag was found inside the first vehicle. -
World News Catalonia independence vote goes ahead, despite Madrid's objections Catalan people go to the polls, despite protests from Madrid. -
Africanews Plague spreading rapidly in Madagascar- WHO The World Health organisation has warned that a deadly plague has been spreading rapidly since august in Madagascar calling for a quick action. -
No Comment Riot police clamp down on Catalan independence referendum Clashes in Barcelona and other cities as Spanish authorities try to prevent vote -
Spain How do you become an internationally-recognised state? Turkey’s president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan says Iraqi Kurds would not know how to establish a state. Which begs the question: what steps would one have to take to establish an internationally-recognised state? -
Sport Judo: Zagreb Grand Prix day two Some outstanding displays of technical prowess in the Croatian capital with the Hungarian anthem ringing out at the close of proceedings -
Spain 65th San Sebastian Film Festival This year the top prize at Spain's San Sebastian Film Festival, was awarded to director James Franco who received a Golden Shell for "The Disaster Artist." -
France Fans hurt as French football barrier collapses An investigation is underway after the accident at the Ligue 1 match between Amiens and Lille -
Spain Families divided over Catalan independence Relatives on opposing sides of the debate are feeling the strain