5 January 2018 | Euronews
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World News Roy Moore accuser's house burned in possible arson fire A fire that destroyed house of Roy Moore accuser Tina Johnson is being investigated as a possible arson. -
World News Republicans ask DOJ to weigh criminal charges against Trump dossier author Sens. Grassley and Graham say Christopher Steele, the former British spy who compiled the document, may have misled the FBI. -
World News 'Raw water' products just dumb, experts say Raw water or live water products may sound good, but there's no guarantee that untreated water is not loaded with germs or chemicals, experts say. -
World News Erdogan clashes with French journalist in Paris Erdogan accuses a French journalist of acting like member of a group described as being terrorist in Turkey -
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World News Broadway legend Ben Vereen accused of sexual harassment "While it was my intention to create an environment that replicated the themes of that musical during the rehearsal process, I have since come to understand that it is my conduct, not my intentions, which are relevant here," Vereen said in a statement. -
World News Scientists say brain implant may be the key to beating addiction The findings offer promise for those who suffer from life-threatening addiction and other destructive disorders. -
World News Immigrant acquitted of Steinle murder gets time served, taken into federal custody The Mexican immigrant acquitted of murder in the shooting of Kathryn Steinle on a San Francisco pier was denied a new trial on a weapons possession conviction. -
World News Alleged neo-Nazi charged with terrorism in Amtrak incident Taylor Michael Wilson activated the emergency brake on an Amtrak train in October. Now he's being accused of terrorism and ties to white supremacists. -
World News 8 'cheat meal' strategies for weight loss Indulging in that bacon cheeseburger can be healthy — if you do it right. -
World News 8 biggest fitness trends to try in 2018 New ways to channel your inner athlete — and take your workout routine to the next level. -
France View: What I saw while held 48 hours in a French migrant detention centre A Chilean man spent 48 hours in a French detention centre. His account gives rare insight into how EU detention centers work—and how Europe is dealing with illegal migration. -
World News Consumers spent a lot this holiday — because they expect a great 2018 A growing labor force is bolstering confidence, a positive feedback loop that has the potential to bolster retailers' bottom lines. -
World News Why climate change may be to blame for dangerous cold Scientists say the potentially record-breaking temperatures in store for Friday night through Sunday are being fed, at least in part, by a warming climate. -
World News Author of bombshell Trump book says president has no credibility "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House" author Michael Wolff gave an exclusive interview on NBC's "Today" Friday. -
World News For legal marijuana to survive Trump, Congress must legalize it Jeff Sessions' prejudice against cannabis can't be allowed to destroy American jobs and an American industry. -
Belgium Blair's criticism of EU over Brexit echoed in Brussels Some experts agree with the pro-European former British PM who says Brussels must recognise some responsibility for Brexit. -
Pakistan Why can’t the USA and Pakistan agree on the ‘war on terror’? NBC’s Waj Khan gives his assessment of current relations between the US and Pakistan. -
Economy U.K. Car sales fall due to fears over Brexit Sales of new cars in the U.K. have seen their biggest drop since the global recession. -
No Comment Bosnia's Orthodox Christians follow rituals in run-up to Christmas Orthodox Christians in Bosnia have been preparing for Epiphany and Christmas by following traditions and having a pre-festive feast -
USA 'Fire and Fury' author defends his book on Donald Trump's first year in office In an interview on NBC's "Today" program Michael Wolff stood by his reporting and said he had talked to President for the book, which Trump has dismissed as full of lies. -
Earth News The NY Met Museum is charging for entry - how does it compare with the rest of the world? $25 for a NY Met Museum pass: what else could you get? -
Afghanistan 'Yoga improves morale and self-esteem,' Afghan women tell Euronews Safia Ebrahimi Momtaz founded the first yoga club for women in Kabul. Women come to her classes to improve their self-esteem, she tells Euronews. -
Belgium Belgium considers law to allow owners to be buried with their pets MPs in Belgium are set to present a bill to parliament that will allow pet lovers and their companions to be laid to rest together, if passed. -
United Kingdom UK MPs call for 'latte levy' on disposable coffee cups British Members of Parliament are calling for a "latte levy" on disposable cups, in a bid to reduce the growing amount of paper packaging waste they contribute to. -
No Comment Tokyo tuna fetches nearly 250,000 at auction Hundreds of thousands of euros' worth of fish is auctioned off in Tokyo. -
World News Norway's decision on Arctic oil drilling blow to environmental groups A double blow for environmentalists fighting global warming as a lawsuit to block drilling in Norway's Arctic region is defeated and US President Donald Trump is to allow new offshore oil and gas drilling. -
Denmark ‘World’s most expensive’ vodka bottle stolen from Danish bar The million-dollar bottle was stolen from a bar in Copenhagen on January 2, according to authorities. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: 2018 focuses minds on EU reform, Poland and Hungary close ranks -
Economy Uber co-founder Kalanick to sell part of stake Uber co-founder Travis Kalanick is selling almost a third of his 10 percent stake in the ride-share company. -
World News Ozone layer recovering thanks to chemical ban, NASA confirms Scientists have credited the Montreal Protocol with bringing about the recovery of the protective layer -
France 'Turkey is worn out with waiting for EU accession' - Erdogan Emmanuel Macron warned Recep Tayyip Erdogan over the rule of law and ruled out progress in Turkey's EU membership bid as the French president hosted his Turkish counterpart in Paris. -
United Kingdom #AskBarnier: Farage reveals questions he'll ask Barnier ahead of meeting Former UKIP leader Nigel Farage will meet with the EU's chief negotiator for Brexit, Michel Barnier, on Monday. The conversation is likely to focus on post-Brexit trade deals and immigration. -
Economy Eurozone inflation falls again in December Missed inflation target means ECB unlikely to change cheap money policy soon. -
World News Stories you may have missed this week 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 England up, Spain down in football financial firepower league Why Manchester City and Arsenal outgun the likes of Real Madrid and Barcelona off the pitch, according to football events company Soccerex. -
Europe News How contagious will Austria's politics be in 2018? The rise of the far right is set to challenge the EU's migration policies -
World News Golden Globes preparations get underway Seth Meyers says he's preparing his speech carefully as he gets ready to host this years Golden Globes -
World News French Alps remain on high avalanche alert France gradually returning to normal following the destruction caused by the passage of Storm Eleanor -
USA Sessions targets California as rollback of legalised cannabis begins States that have legalised marijuana, including California, which allowed the recreational drug from Jan. 1, are pondering the legal and economic consequences of federal powers overturning popular votes. -
France Watch: spectacular moonlight journey through the Alps Frenchman Valentin Delluc soars his way across the Bossons glacier guided by the light of the moon and an LED. -
South Africa At least 12 killed and more than 260 hurt as train collides with a truck in South Africa At least 12 people died and more than 260 were hurt when a passenger train collided with a truck in rural South Africa on Thursday, according to the country's transport minister. -
World News Charlie Hebdo: 'They wanted us to be angels. We are not' It is three years since terrorists murdered the staff of France's satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo. Government ministers are due to attend a memorial ceremony on Sunday for the journalists who were killed. The magazine says it is struggling with an annual security bill of €1.5 million. -
Spain Spanish court says Catalan separatist Junqueras must stay in jail Oriol Junqueras has spent two months in prison while Spanish authorities investigate his role in Catalonia's independence movement. -
Sport Liverpool forward and Egyptian international Mohamed Salah is African Player of the Year Liverpool forward and Egyptian international Mohamed Salah is African Player of the Year. Award tops a phenomenal season for Salah. Fellow Liverpool player Sadio Mane is runner-up. -
World News Mogherini meets Castro in Cuba The head of the EU's diplomat service has met the President of Cuba at the end of a two-day visit aimed at strengthening engagement with the Communist country. State-run television said it covered the favourable state of relations between the EU and Havana on -
USA Muslims to become second-largest religious group in US, says report The Muslim population in the US is growing at a rate of around 100,000 per year -
World News Hot air balloon crash kills tourist in Luxor, Egypt -
Greece Twitter blocks account of Greece’s far-right Golden Dawn party Golden Dawn described the decision as a "brutal undemocratic act" -
Hungary Budapest party district to hold referendum on pub opening hours Budapest party district to hold referendum on pub opening hours. Some residents in the 7th district of Elisabeth Town say the district is attracting the wrong type of tourism. -
Colombia Mixed verdict on Colombia peace accord The positive picture presented by President Juan Manuel Santos was not shared by the FARC political party which said it felt parts of the 2016 agreement had not been upheld. -
USA U.S. suspends aid to Pakistan accusing it of failing to deal with terrorist groups U.S. suspends almost all security aid to Pakistan, accusing it of failing to deal with terrorist groups on its soil. Pakistan rejects the accusation. -
World News Kendrick Lamar to produce 'Black Panther' soundtrack Rapper Kendrick Lamar has been tapped to produce and curate the soundtrack to superhero film "Black Panther," Marvel Studios announced Thursday. -
USA Deadly winter storm wreaks havoc in New York Thousands of flights were cancelled and iconic tourist spots blanketed in snow as the Big Apple was hit by a Big Freeze -
USA Trump book 'to be published today' despite legal threats Lawyers for the US President have been trying to prevent the release of 'Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House', branding allegations in it 'false' and 'baseless' -
World News 'Jeopardy!' on hiatus after Alex Trebek has brain surgery Alex Trebek, 77, is expected to make a full recovery, and he could be back in the studio taping new episodes by mid-January, the producer of "Jeopardy!" said. -
World News North Korea agrees to talks with Seoul ahead of Winter Olympics North Korea agrees to talks with Seoul ahead of Winter Olympics. The talks are expected to take place next week. As well as the Olympics, other areas of mutual interest are on the agenda. -
World News Stay away from romaine, Consumer Reports says People should stay away from romaine lettuce until the FDA and CDC get to the bottom of an outbreak of E. coli infections, Consumer Reports says.