27 October 2017 | Euronews

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  World News Man jailed for 24 years for infecting 30 women with HIV An Italian court has sentenced an HIV-positive man to jail for intentionally infecting 30 women 23:46
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  Sport Frank De Wit enjoys a golden moment at Abu Dhabi Judo Grand Slam Frank De Wit takes his second Grand Slam of the year at Abu Dhabi Judo tournament 21:06
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  Spain Spain's Prime Minister calls for calm after Catalonia declares independence The Spanish Prime Minister, Mariano Rajoy has called for calm and said the rule of law would be restored in Catalonia, after the region declared independence from Spain. 20:51
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  Spain Madrid poised to make move on Catalonia The Spanish Senate is expected to trigger Article 155 of the country's constitution 20:33
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  Spain Spanish PM Rajoy fires government of Catalonia, calls snap elections Spanish PM Rajoy fires government of Catalonia 20:31
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  Spain [In pictures] Historic day as Catalonia declares independence before Spain's crackdown 19:34
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  No Comment Catalan lawmakers burst into song after independence declaration Independence supporters belt out "Els Segadors" in Catalan parliament. 19:24
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  No Comment Paris bar on cutting edge of pub games A Canadian import hits the bullseye as axe-throwing takes off in a Paris bar. 18:52
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  Spain Being a journalist in the Catalan storm Trying to avoid being manipulated while being accused of manipulation, covering the Catalan debate is complicated. 18:51
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  Spain Catalonia's controversial declaration The semi-autonomous region has declared independence, in direct defiance of the government in Madrid which is preparing to impose direct rule over the region 18:40
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  Europe News European leaders to Catalan separatists: Get lost 17:45
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  Earth News New world record for the legendary Paul Newman Daytona watch The most iconic Rolex wrist watch in the world has been sold for a record price. 17:42
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  World News Meet the Innovation Radar prize 2017 finalists Europe’s most innovative projects have been shortlisted 17:34
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  Spain Puigdemont calls on Catalans to "maintain the pulse of our country" Puigdemont tells Catalans the future is "in our and your hands" after parliament votes for independence. 17:23
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  USA Weinstein versus Weinstein Disgraced film producer Harvey Weinstein says lawsuit to protect his 20% ownership in company and clear his name. 17:08
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  Romania Patriarch Kirill visits Romania Patriarch Kirill visits Romania 16:49
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  Spain Spanish Senate votes today on Article 155 Spanish government is set to impose direct rule over Catalonia as crisis spirals 15:34
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  Iraq View: The West’s shameful silence on Kurdish statehood When it comes to the Kurds of northern Iraq, the West has chosen realpolitik over moral consistency, writes Shlomo Avineri 15:21
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  My Europe Series Allegations of harassment - Europe's institutions are not immune 15:05
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  USA JFK assassination files: 12 things we’ve learned From bizarre Castro assassination plots, to Soviet conspiracy theories and Hollywood sex parties 14:18
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  Europe News "Catalonia is condemned to isolation" 14:11
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  Spain History repeating? A timeline of Catalonia’s uneasy relationship with Spain 13:30
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  No Comment Rome's Trevi Fountain turns red after protester dumps dye into it. Rome's Trevi Fountain has turned red after an activist poured dye into it to protest against Rome's 'corruption and filth.' 12:43
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  USA US opioid crisis: 'national shame', but not yet national emergency US President Trump labels the opioid crisis a 'national shame' but stops short of declaring a national emergency. 12:21
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  No Comment Capybaras enjoy a hot spring bath at a Tokyo zoo Capybaras at a zoo north of Tokyo enjoy a hot spring bath as visitors take photos of the relaxing rodents 12:01
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  Brazil Police in Brazil believe arson may be the cause of wildfire in a national park Police in Brazil are investigating whether arson may be the cause of a wildfire that has destroyed more than a quarter of a national park 11:51
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  World News Catalonia: what direct rule from Madrid could mean Spain's parliament has given the green light for Madrid to take over the region after the Catalan parliament declared independence. 11:12
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  Japan Japanese company creates noise-canceling spoon to drown slurping sounds The spoon sends signals to an app that plays an artificial flushing noise to cover up slurping noodles 11:00
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  Russia Russia tests ballistic missiles Launches conducted for land, sea and submarine-based weapons. 10:45
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  Cinema The Rome Film Festival opens its 12th edition with Scott Cooper’s new film "Hostiles" Rosamund Pike, director Scott Cooper and Wes Studi lit up the red carpet in Rome for their latest film, "Hostiles," which opened the 12th Rome Film Festival. 09:51
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  USA Twitter bans RT and Sputnik from advertising after election row Technology groups have been under-pressure following accusations they helped Russia interfere in presidential elections. 08:45
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  Kenya Low turnout in Kenya election boycotted by opposition The election commission says fewer than 34% of registered voters cast ballots in Thursday's presidential election re-run. 08:24
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  USA [Watch] Ten-year-old joyrider in high-speed car chase It's a high-speed chase with a difference. 06:50
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  Japan Sailors and their dogs rescued after five months drifting at sea Two Americans and their two dogs have been rescued from their sailing boat in the Pacific Ocean after drifting for five months. 06:47
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  Italy Art attacks demean Rome's cultural heritage says city's curator The dying of the Trevi fountain red by serial shock artist Graziano Cecchini does nothing for the city's image claims cultural curator. 06:42
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  World News Why Australia has lost its deputy prime minister "It is a tough game, politics. You take the hits and the sacrifices," Barnaby Joyce told reporters 06:19
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  Portugal Portugal fears fire risk from late heatwave High unseasonal temperatures are good news for tourists, but bad news for Portugal's dried-out forests, with strong winds forecast. 05:57
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  Spain Decision day for Catalonia in independence crisis The rebel region's parliament may choose to unilaterally declare a split from Spain 00:51