8 November 2017 | Euronews
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Sci-Tech UBER and NASA team up over flying taxis Flying taxis could soon move from science fiction to science fact if NASA and UBER have their way -
United Arab Emirates French president opens Louvre Abu Dhabi French president Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte joined Abu Dhabi's Crown Prince and Dubai's ruler at the official opening of the Louvre Abu Dhabi. -
United Kingdom Six hospital dinner ladies from Wales retire early after winning EuroMillions jackpot Six NHS kitchen caterers from Wales have handed in their notice after winning 28 million euros on the EuroMillions jackpot. -
United Kingdom UK aid minister Priti Patel resigns over Israel trip row British aid minister Priti Patel has resigned after discussing with Prime Minister Theresa May the undisclosed meetings she held with Israeli officials in September. -
USA Facebook trials asking users for nude photos to combat revenge porn Technology being piloted in Australia will require users to send the images to themselves via messenger -
France Mystery as hundreds of tiny earthquakes are measured in Alpine valley Some fear the small tremors could be a sign that a big quake is on the way -
Germany Germany legally recognises 'third gender' Germany's top court has ruled that people must be given an option other than male or female -
No Comment Highest water levels reached in Venice in four years Tourists are forced to wear boots to stay dry as water levels in Venice reach their highest in four years -
Sport Final places for Russia 2018 up for grabs in the play-offs Moving on from the group stages, the play-offs will now decide who will take the final spots in the World Cup 2018 -
USA How easy is it to purchase a firearm in the US? What regulations are in place in which states in the US - can anyone walk into a shop and buy a gun? -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: Belgium's PM faces Catalonia pressure and EU clean transport targets in spotlight -
No Comment Madame Tussauds unveils British Prime Minister Theresa May as their latest waxwork figure Madame Tussauds has unveiled their latest waxwork figure, a confident and relaxed looking version of the British Prime Minister, Theresa May. -
Cult Grammy winner Seal pays tribute to Sinatra, Fitzgerald and Cole in new album British artist, Seal, best known for his 1990's soul and R&B hits, pays tribute to jazz and swing legends in his new album, 'Standards'. -
Business Series Follow live, the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) 2017 The Watchmaking World’s "Oscars ceremony" will be announced on November 8th at the Théâtre du Léman in Geneva. -
World Trump one year on: our correspondents look back "In Europe people have settled on a policy of 'just wait him out'" - Stefan Grobe, Euronews -
United Kingdom British PM woes continue Theresa May smiles in the waxwork model of the British prime minister by Madame Tussauds, but in reality she's struggling to hold her government together. -
Spain Gridlock as Catalonia hit by general strike The strike was called by the two main civic groups who support independence, with demands that their leaders be freed from prison -
Spain Belgian PM grilled on Catalonia: "It's not our crisis!" As pro-independence supporters held a general strike across Catalonia, there is political tension in Belgium over the self-imposed exile there of Carles Puigdemont -
No Comment Spanish strike causes chaos on roads A strike called across Catalonia by pro-independence activists to protest the jailing of sacked regional politicians shut down roads causing huge tailbacks into Barcelona while some public transport ran minimum services. -
Earth News Melania Trump and her fashion diplomacy in Asia Melania's low-key, high-fashion wardrobe in Asia. -
United Kingdom Can ewe believe it? Sheep ‘can recognise human faces’ Researchers claim they trained the animals to ‘identify’ the faces of celebrities. -
Denmark Hunt like a Dane: Experience the traditional Hubertus horse race in 360° 160 horse riders, all dressed in a traditional Danish costume of red and white, congregated on Sunday to compete in the traditional yearly Hubertus Hunt in the Dyrehaven park, north of… -
Europe News EU looks to toughen clean transport targets EU wants CO2 emissions to be 30 percent less in 2030, but campaigners say it doesn't go far enough. -
United Kingdom Sky News under threat of closure as 21st Century Fox tries to force through take over Broadcaster says its journalistic arm could face the chop if it proves to be an obstacle for Rupert Murdoch's takeover bid. -
Europe News Catalonia crisis: Belgium's PM says he won't interfere Belgian PM Charles Michel says he won't interfere in any extradition proceedings after the arrival of Catalan leaders in his country. -
Europe News NATO defence ministers mull military build-up Ministers meet in Brussels to discuss new maritime and logistics commands -
World News Final 747 flight bids farewell to original jumbo jet The plane that transformed air travel embarked on one last flight from San Francisco to New York before it was retired. -
World News Maradona lends support to embattled Maduro Maradona has appeared with the Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro on a football pitch in Caracas -
United Kingdom Brexit - "what do we do if the British don't move?" EU diplomats are sketching out a transition offer that could let the UK stay in the single market for around two years after it leaves the bloc. -
China Trump lands in Beijing with get tough message over North Korea The US president will hold talks with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping over trade and Pyongyang's nuclear weapons programme -
Syria Russia opposes UN resolution on Syria chemical attacks investigation France, Britain, the US, and Germany demand UN extend mandate on Syria chemical probe while Russia says there is not enough evidence. -
New Zealand Feline sad: internauts mourn death of prime minister’s cat Jacinda Ardern's ginger moggy was hit by a car. -
Egypt Virtual Reality tours go to the next level Team which discovered hidden chamber in Egyptian pyramd developes new virtual reality tour -
World News UN warns Rohingya children at risk from child traffickers Thousand of children are yet to be reunited with loved ones since Rohingyas fled Myanmar for refugee in Bangladesh -
France Pissarro returned to French Jewish art collector's family A painting by French impressionist Camille Pissarro, that was looted by the Nazis during World War Two has been restored to the French Jewish family who once owned it. -
Italy Ban on cruise ships in central Venice planned Authorities have come up with a new plan that would ban the largest cruise ships from passing in front of St Mark's Square -
USA Danica Roem makes transgender history with election success in US The 33-year-old beat a rival who refused to refer to her as 'she'. -
USA Big boost for US Democrats Democrats have won two significant victories in the US in the first statewide elections since Donald Trump came to power. -
South Korea "North Korea is a country ruled by a cult" - Trump The US president has issued a stark warning to leader Kim Jong-un -
United Kingdom Prince Charles' estate 'may have profited' from his campaigning The British royal is shown to have connections with offshore investments and is criticised for a "conflict of interest". -
Austria Picture of the day: Austrian town sees first snowfall of the season -
USA Texas gunman had fled mental hospital Texas gunman's troubled background is focus for investigators following church massacre. -
USA Twitter doubles its character limit Standby for more pearls of wisdom from Twiter users as the character limit doubles