1 November 2017 | Euronews
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Spain Catalonia crisis goes to court Ousted Catalonia politicians prepare for questioning in a Madrid court over their independence bid -
World News Spurs thrash Real in Champions League thriller Spurs and Manchester City become the latest teams to qualify for the Champions League knockouts -
World News Olympic flame arrives in South Korea, 100 days before the 2018 Winter Games The Olympic flame has once arrived in South Korea to mark 100 days until the PyeongChang Winter Olympics. -
Philippines Marawi City is free of jihadists, but widespread destruction means the city will struggle to live again The Philippine army has crushed Islamic militants in the south of the country, but Marawi City lies in ruins. -
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Russia Navalny says he will sue Putin Navalny said in recent days, the authorities across Russia have refused to let him and his team organise public meetings with voters -
West Bank Celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Balfour Declaration -
Pakistan Pakistani woman charged with murder after allegedly poisoning husband's milk to escape arranged marriage Aasia Bibi allegedly poisoned a container of milk to escape her arranged marriage -
World News A ship carrying over one tonne of cocaine has been seized by Portugal police Portugal's drug enforcement agency has intercepted a ship carrying more than 1000kg of cocaine from Latin America to Europe -
United Kingdom Direct rule gets closer in N. Ireland as London assumes budget control Bickering Northern Irish parties fail to agree on 2017-18 budget, meaning London steps in to ensure public services maintained. -
Spain How I saw the birth of a republic and its collapse into a coma The days that followed the proclamation of the Republic of Catalonia were charged with many emotions. Here is one account. -
USA Manhattan truck ramming: 'Saipov planned attack for weeks' US officials confirm Manhattan truck-ramming suspect Sayfullo Saipov was planning the attack for weeks. -
France Which countries in Europe offer the most paternity leave? Excluding Switzerland, all fathers residing in European countries receive some form of leave but which offers the most? -
World News Miss Peru contestants share gender violence stats instead of body measurements The measurements segment of the pageant traditionally sees contestants detail their bust, waist and hip size -
No Comment Hawaii gets rare visitor A Whale Shark makes the news when it makes a rare visit to the Pacific island. -
World News View: A loving home, not institutional care, for every child "The time has come to give millions of children who remain in residential institutions a fair chance in life." -
Spain Life in the "Republic of Catalonia" comes with strong emotions -
Cult Rare colour cover art by Herge could near one million euros at Paris auction First time on market for rare Herge colour drawing given to owner as childhood gift -
Iran Putin makes visit to Iran The visit is designed to underpin closer ties between two countries at loggerheads with the US -
Belgium Catalonia's sacked president will ignore a Spanish court order to answer rebellion charges Catalan's ousted leader Carles Puigdemont will reportedly ignore a court order to return to Spain to answer charges over the region's push for independence, according to his Belgiun lawyer. -
USA Judge orders man to write 144 'nice things' about his girlfriend “For every nasty thing you said about her, you’re going to write a nice thing” -
No Comment Banksy hosts Bethlehem street party to mark Balfour Declaration centenary British artist, Banksy organised a 'mock' street party in Bethlehem on Wednesday to mark the centenary of the Balfour Declaration -
No Comment New York's Halloween parade goes ahead New York's Halloween parade went ahead as scheduled despite Tuesday's deadly attack in Lower Manhattan where eight people were killed and 11 injured. -
Focus Empowering women to fight radicalisation Women are central to the fight against youth radicalisation and the management of irregular migration. -
United Kingdom Elton John and Ed Sheeran launch charity campaign to share musical memories Elton John and Ed Sheeran have launched a star-studded charity campaign to share musical memories, and raise funds for orphanage children suffering in silence. -
World News "I feel impelled to ask if you are free for a drink anytime?" The number two in the UK government has denied an allegation that he made an inappropriate sexual advance on a young woman. -
World News Japan re-elect Abe as prime minister after election victory Shinzo Abe easily wins the race to be Japan's prime minister with 312 votes in the 465-seat lower house. -
USA New York attack: What we know so far Everything we know so far about the Manhatten terror attack -
Spain Puigdemont summoned to Spain The ousted Catalan president and 19 others are summoned to court hearings in Spain, but the leader is reportedly still in Brussels. -
Japan Japanese company gives non-smoking employees six extra days holiday a year The new incentive was brought into play after an employee complained about the amount of time other staff members spent on their breaks -
World News Ayers Rock closed to climbers from 2019 Australia's world famous Uluru/ Ayers Rock will be closed to climbers from 2019. The ban is set to be enforced from the 26th October 2019 exactly 34 years after the rock was handed back to its original owners. -
USA Who is Manhatten attack suspect Sayfullo Saipov? American media are reporting that the man in custody after a deadly attack in Manhattan is a 29-year-old man who immigrated to the US in 2010. -
USA Students react to Manhattan attack Euronews Correspondent, Michela Monte spoke to students from Stuyvesent High School close to where the incident occurred in Lower Manhattan. -
USA Shocked New Yorkers tell of "gun shots" and fear Deadly vehicle attack in New York - incident being treated as terrorism -
USA Eight people dead after truck-ramming terror attack in New York Donald Trump ordered the Department of Homeland Security to "step up" vetting measures following the attack