22 December 2017 | Euronews
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World News New hip replacement surgery can be done in one day New surgical techniques for total hip replacement and innovative pain management protocols are allowing patients to recuperate in the comfort of their own homes. -
World News A Holiday music guide with a beat Here are some holiday tunes recommended by us, music experts, and our readers that we will have on repeat this season. -
World News Princess wears 'racist' brooch to lunch with Meghan Markle The apology came after Princess Michael of Kent wore a blackamoor brooch on her left shoulder to the queen's annual Christmas lunch at Buckingham Palace. -
Spain 45 injured in Spain train crash Spanish authorities say 45 people were injured when a double-decker commuter train crashed into a barrier. -
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Austria 12 injured in Austria train collision Two trains have collided in Austria, injuring a dozen people - four of them seriously. Emergency services rushed to the scene and were able to evacuate all passengers. -
World News McConnell slams 'genius' Bannon for botching the Alabama race Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., mocked Stephen Bannon's role in the Alabama Senate race on Friday. -
World News What now for Catalonia? Catalans give their reaction to the region's inconclusive election result. -
World News UN Security Council imposes new sanctions on N. Korea over latest missile test -
World News How often you should clean your home, according to science A cleaning guide for your inner germophobe. -
World News Amtrak engineer noted high speed just before crash The crew of an Amtrak train that derailed near Tacoma, Washington noticed it was speeding just before the crash, the National Transportation Safety Board said. -
World News Trump signs tax cut bill, first big legislative win President Donald Trump celebrated the Republican tax reform bill on Friday, reveling in a major legislative win just days before Christmas. -
Turkey Turkish HDP member of parliament says death squads are killing Turkish opposition abroad Dramatic claim made on floor of Turkish National Assembly, investigation promised. -
Spain Madrid considers its next move after Catalonian elections Spain's capital is benefiting from a boom in tourism as numbers fall in Catalonia but the Economy Ministry predicts the separatist crisis will cost the country billions -
Russia UK-Russia: tension over cyber hacking allegations During a visit to Moscow, British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson brought up claims of cyber hacking by Russia -
World News Two Palestinians die in fresh violence over Jerusalem's status At least two Palestinians were killed and dozens were injured in violent unrest with Israeli security forces on Friday. -
Sport Rocky Real look to resist ahead of latest Barcelona visit High-flying Barcelona will be looking for all three points as they travel to Madrid with their arch-rivals struggling for form. -
USA Opioid abuse blamed for new fall in US life expectancy For the first time in 50 years the US has seen a second consecutive fall in life expectancy, while fatal drug overdoses have leapt by 21%. -
World News Your week in 60 seconds: Dec 22 How switched on were you to the news this week? Watch our video below to see if you can identify the news story. -
World News One passport is red, the other is blue. And they have Britons up in arms. Britain will revert to blue passports after Brexit in 2019, its government announced Friday — but the move has been ridiculed by many. -
No Comment Florida police officer clings to runnaway car Police release footage of officer being dragged half a mile clinging to the car door of a suspected drug user -
World News For all sides, 2017 was a year to seek justice This year, Americans across the political spectrum rose up in record numbers to achieve their idea of justice. -
World News How do Christmas celebrations differ around Europe? Who brings the presents? Britain Father Christmas. France Le père Noël (Saint Nicolas in north-eastern France). Germany Baby Jesus. Greece Aghios -
World News Here are the top political stories to watch in 2018 It's going to be a busy one right out of the gate. -
World News First Read's Morning Clips: It's going to be a busy January A roundup of the most important political news stories of the day. -
Spain Spanish PM Rajoy refuses to meet with Puigdemont The prime minister also ruled out a national election as he addressed the country a day after separatist parties won the Catalan regional vote -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Austria brings far-right to power, and Poland faces disciplinary -
No Comment Christmas elephants visit school children in Thailand A group of elephants have been getting into the festive spirit, dressing up as Santa Claus and handing out gifts to students at Jirasartwitthaya school. -
World News Here are the men accused of sexual misconduct since Weinstein Tavis Smily, Morgan Spurlock, Matt Lauer and Charlie Rose have become the latest public figures to be accused of sexual misconduct. -
World News How insects are inspiring a new generation of robots How many legs should roachbots have? And what gait should they use? -
My Europe Series Seeking justice in Europe for Syrian torture victims Syrian torture survivors and human rights activists speak out about their quest for justice. -
World News Catalan leader Puigdemont urges Madrid to start talks after separatists' election win Deposed Catalan separatist leader Carles Puigdemont says Spain's Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy must find "another way to solve the crisis as his plan is not working" -
World News Federal board that mediates harassment claims remains in limbo The lack of board members on the MSPB comes as there's additional scrutiny of improper workplace behavior in a slew of industries, including on Capitol Hill. -
Russia Boris Johnson and Sergei Lavrov clash in Moscow British Foreign Secretary and his Russian counterpart agree relations are bad, with tough exchanges on various subjects -
United Kingdom ‘Fake news!’ ‘PR stunt!’ UK blue passport plans trigger emotive row Accusations fly between government and critics over plans to change the colour of UK passports after Brexit to boost ‘national identity’. -
Cult "Hamilton" transfers from Broadway to London "Hamilton" received a rapturous reception from a star-studded, 1,500-strong audience at the show's official opening night in London on Thursday -
World News Longtime Trump assistant to be interviewed by House Intel Committee Graff for over three decades was Trump's gatekeeper at Trump Tower in Manhattan and ultimately a senior vice president of the Trump Organization. -
World News Travelers should know: Few airport workers have emergency training I led passengers to safety after a shooting at the airport where I work. I still get zero training for crises. -
France Macron & Abbas deplore US shift on Jerusalem, pledge to pursue peace France reaffirms support for Israel, the Palestinians, and the two-state solution while Mahmoud Abbas thanks Europe for its continued commitment to dialogue. -
World News Reader poll: Who should be Euronews' Culture Personality of the Year? Euronews wants your say on who should be one of several personalities of the year—in fields including space, innovation, culture, business and sport. -
World News Hugh Jackman's P.T. Barnum erases the showman's violent racism "The Greatest Showman" ignores that Barnum's fortune came from by exploiting and abusing African Americans. -
Cult 2017: a year of farewells and broken records From the death of Chuck Berry to the sale of the world's most expensive painting, 2017 was a landmark year. -
World News A look at Trump's regulatory rollbacks so far The president has used the power of the executive branch to unravel and stall major regulations on everything from net neutrality to climate change. -
World News Spy arrest in Ukraine clouds Britain's relations with Russia The arrest of an alleged spy in Ukraine risks straining UK-Russia relations even further. -
Hungary Hungarian PM vows to block any EU sanctions against Poland The Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orban, says his country will stand by their neighbour's controversial judiciary reforms despite the EU threatening to take away Poland's voting rights. -
My Europe Series Human Rights Watch's Nadim Houry on torture in Syria Nadim Houry is director of Human Rights Watch’s terrorism and counter-terrorism programme. -
USA US government shutdown averted with hasty spending bill The US Congress passes a short-term spending bill to avert a government shutdown, but the real fight will come after the Christmas holidays. -
France Mystery deepens in French murder case Police in southeastern France are checking whether there may be a link between numerous unresolved cases of murder and missing people -
Belgium Time to go home? Exiled Catalan separatists celebrate From self-exile in Brussels, ousted Catalan leaders say the victory of pro-independence parties in Thursday's snap election gives them the right to be heard. -
Peru Peru's president survives impeachment vote Peruvian President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski pulled off a surprise victory against the opposition's bid to force him from power as a graft scandal rocks Latin America, with a motion in Congress falling eight votes short of the 87 needed to oust him. -
USA US Senate releases incomplete workplace harassment data It lists just one claim for $14,260 for "sex discrimination and reprisal" but doesn't include a $220,000 payment for sexual harassment that was recently made public. -
World News Inside the largest sexual harassment settlement in Congress Details surrounding the largest sexual harassment settlement yet uncovered on Capitol Hill provide a window into an opaque, convoluted and confusing process. -
World News Houston mayor makes desperate plea for Hurricane Harvey recovery aid In a moving plea for help from the state and federal government, Houston Mayor Sylvester Hoover was joined at a Thursday press conference by three of his constituents who remain displaced by Hurricane Harvey. -
World News Choosing a mental health app is harder than you think Experts believe there are over 10,000 mental health apps in existence — a number that has exploded in the past few years and will likely keep growing. -
World News Catalonia: Separatists strike a blow against Rajoy Former Catalan president Carles Puigdemont watched the Spanish regional vote from Brussels - where he's currently in exile. -
World News Catalonia: pro-union Ciudadanos biggest winner Inés Arrimadas, the leader of Catalonia's Ciudadanos party, celebrated with supporters in Barcelona as the results of Thursday's regional election came in. -
World News How to find balance this holiday season Here are some tips to help you enjoy the holidays while staying more energized, calm and content. -
World News Catalonia: Separatists retain majority Celebrations on both sides of Catalonia's political divide. -
Spain Catalonia election: a dramatic day in pictures Separatist parties and the pro-unity Ciudadanos all found reason to celebrate in a vote that deepened Catalonia's divisions and reopened Spain's political crisis. -
Spain What we learned from the Catalan election From victories for Puigdemont and Ciudadanos, to a record voter turnout and defeat for Rajoy -
World News Trump: Obamacare's repealed. Administration: Nearly 9M just enrolled. About 8.8 million people signed up for insurance on the federal health care exchange during open enrollment, a top health official announced Thursday.