8 January 2018 | Euronews
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World News Regular exercise reverses years of sloth A two-year exercise program helped middle-aged couch potatoes get fit and reversed the effects of years of sitting around. -
World News Six months later, Texas man still missing after disappearing on foot Forty-five-year-old Richard York was last seen on the evening of the July 4, 2017 in Texarkana, Texas. -
France "Middleman" arrested in UK as part of Sarkozy-Libya funding probe UK Police swoop on suspect at Heathrow airport to aid French investigation into corruption allegations involving ex-President Sarkozy and funding from Libya -
World News Here's why you need a flu shot every year Here's a reason to get a flu shot every year: people who got a new shot every flu season were less likely to die or end up in the hospital with severe flu. -
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World News Apple investors warn of kiddie iPhone addiction Two activist investors are urging Apple to take steps to curb how addictive iPhones are to children. -
World News Dashed hopes, upended lives as Trump ends protection for Salvadorans Salvadorans who have had protected status in the U.S. since 2001 are worried about what comes next after the Trump administration said they must leave by Sept. 2019. -
World News Talks underway about Trump interview in Mueller Russia probe The president's attorneys are exploring options for a Mueller team interview with Trump, including written responses in lieu of a face-to-face interview. -
World News Trump will end protected status for 200,000 Salvadorans in U.S. The Salvadorans, who were granted TPS after a series of earthquakes, will have until September 2019 to seek permanent residency in the U.S. or risk deportation. -
United Kingdom 'Brexit is winning everywhere': Nigel Farage full interview The UKIP MEP and ex-party leader tells Euronews about his meeting in Brussels with the EU's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier. -
World News College Football Playoff 2018: Meet Alabama's star QB Six things about Jalen Hurts, quarterback leading the Alabama Crimson Tide against the Georgia Bulldogs in the College Football Playoff National Championship game. -
World News Oprah inspires in a way that Hillary never could Oprah Winfrey's still a long way from the Oval Office, but a new O-for-POTUS boomlet caught fire after she delivered the kind of inspirational and aspirational message at the Golden Globes that Hillary Clinton had trouble hammering home in the 2016 presidential election. -
Sport Andy Murray has surgery on hip in bid to prolong career Britain's former world tennis number one desperate to "just keep playing tennis" and rid himself of pain. -
World News Trump could be interviewed in Special Counsel probe within weeks -Washington Post Special counsel Robert Mueller has told President Trump's legal team his office is likely to seek an interview with the President as part of its Russia probe within the coming weeks, the Washington Post says. -
World News Pennsylvania police chief arrested in online child sex sting Michael William Diebold, arrested in a child sex sting, identified himself online as "kutecop4you." -
USA 2017 costliest year yet for US natural disasters At 16 billion dollars of damage the year of drought, floods, hurricanes and fires has meant the last 12 months are the worst on record in the USA. -
World News NJ lifts prison ban on book about mass incarceration after ACLU criticism The American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey wants the state Department of Corrections to lift two prisons' ban of Michelle Alexander's 'The New Jim Crow' -
Cinema "In the Fade" seeks box-office boost from Golden Globes win Germany is celerating winning the best Foreign Language movie prize at the 2018 Golden Globes -
USA Human-like robot Sophia 'takes her first steps' The development is being seen as a major step forward for artificial intelligence. -
USA 200,000 Salvadoreans face deportation after US ends Temporary Protected Status Due to the US practice of granted citizenship to babies born inside the United States, there are now nearly 200,000 US citizens who were born to parents who now may face deportation. -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: EU at heart of German talks, Farage meets Barnier -
Sport Coutinho fulfils dream as he pulls on a Barcelona shirt for first time at public unveiling Brazilian leaves Liverpool to become second -most expensive footballer of all time -
Italy Pope Francis delivers a hard-hitting address from the Vatican Pope Francis has called on all nations to support dialogue to ease tensions on the Korean peninsula and to work for a legally-binding ban on nuclear weapons. -
World News From snow to sunshine: Europe's chaotic winter weather From snow in Spain, to rising French and German rivers: Europe struggles under winter weather, but in Hungary temperatures hit unusual highs. -
World News UK PM Theresa May reshuffles cabinet Theresa May carries out the most extensive cabinet reshuffle since she took office in 2016 -
World News Top ministers remain in UK cabinet reshuffle British Prime Minister Theresa May holds onto top ministers in most extensive reshuffle since taking office -
No Comment Chinese couples brave cold for ice wedding Chinese couples brave cold for ice wedding -
Europe News Europe 'fundamental' in Germany's coalition talks Europe finds itself at the heart of negotiations to form next government -
Europe News EU chief calls for bigger budget despite Brexit loss European Commission head says joint policies will be cash-hungry -
World News Macron appeals to China over climate change and boosting ties French President Emmanuel Macron has begun a three-day state visit to China aimed at forging a partnership with China on climate, security and other issues. -
Bulgaria Bulgarian businessman shot dead in Sofia street Police are investigating the murder of Petar Hristov, an influential businessman with interests in several sectors of the Bulgarian economy. -
Cinema 2018 Golden Globe Award winners 'Three Billboards' and 'Big Little Lies' are the top winners of a very different kind of Golden Globes awards. -
Economy CES 2018 sees more robots in the home, in cars & in our leisure time World's biggest Consumer Electronics jamboree kicks off in Las Vegas. -
USA Three injured in blaze on roof of Trump Tower Smoke could be seen billowing from the rooftop. One person was taken to hospital, but earlier reports of a victim suffering life-threatening injuries were dismissed. -
Europe News Brexit: Farage meets EU negotiator to talk trade and immigration Farage went to Brussels armed with questions from social media -
Vatican 'Feel free to breastfeed here', Pope tells mothers in Sistine Chapel "Don't be afraid, feed them, because this too is the language of love," said the Pope. -
Destinations Helsinki's Winter Secrets Your city guide to Helsinki’s hidden gems. -
World News Paris and Rome most popular UNESCO sites on Wikipedia Good news for European tourism? Half of the 20 most popular sites are located in the EU. -
United Kingdom UK Northern Ireland minister resigns James Brokenshire has resigned because of ill-health, according to reports. It comes before a planned cabinet reshuffle by Prime Minister Theresa May. -
Sport Dakar Rally Day 2: France's Despres in the lead for Peugeot Cyril Despres of Peugeot has won the second round of the Dakar Rally and taken the overall lead of the race. The Frenchman was timed on Sunday at 2 hours, 56 minutes and 51 seconds for the 267 kilometers around Pisco, in Peru. -
Germany Germany's Merkel battles for political survival in 'last-ditch' talks with SPD The CDU-CSU are in preliminary talks with the Social Democrats (SPD) in what some are labelling a last chance to form a stable coalition in Germany. -
United Kingdom BBC editor quits over gender pay row Journalist Carrie Gracie resigned as the BBC’s China editor in protest at the corporation paying men more than women for doing the same job. -
World News Exclusive: Number of workplace safety inspectors falls under Trump There are fewer federal OSHA inspectors under the Trump administration, raising concerns about the impact on worker health and safety. -
World News Macron in China: 'The new Silk Road cannot be one-way' "What I came to tell you, is that Europe is back!" the French president tells his Chinese hosts. -
Germany Borussia Dortmund suspect admits bombing team bus 'for money' A German-Russian man staged bomb attacks on the Borussia Dortmund football team bus for money and meant to harm no-one, his lawyer says. -
Germany Kurdish footballer convicted of 'terrorist propaganda' in Turkey shot at in Germany Last summer, Kurdish-German footballer Deniz Naki was beaten by a spectator during a match. -
USA Golden Globes recap: Not too shabby for Europeans Kudos to Martin McDonagh, Saoirse Ronan, Gary Oldman and others for picking up some of the night’s key awards. -
Gaza Israel restores power to Gaza after Palestinians promise to pay the bills Electricity supplies were almost cut in half in June last year after the Palestinian Authority said it would no longer pay for the power in an attempt to force Hamas to give up control of Gaza. -
China Fears that a burning oil tanker could explode There are growing concerns that a burning Iranian oil tanker could explode off the coast of China. The 32 crew members of the Sanchi are still missing. -
World News #MeToo, powerful speeches dominate the Golden Globe Awards The global #MeToo movement cast a long shadow over the ceremony, the first major awards show since explosive allegations against movie mogul Harvey Weinstein. -
World News 'Embarrassment capes,' singing drones aim to shame Japan's workaholics There is a growing awareness of the dangers of overtime, including "karoshi" — a Japanese term literally meaning death from overwork. -
United Kingdom These are the questions Twitter wants Farage to #AskBarnier Anti-Brexit Tweets dominate most popular responses to former UKIP leader's call for questions. -
USA Golden Globes 2018: The full list of winners by category Find out which stars took home prizes at last night's 75th Golden Globe Awards -
World News Read Oprah Winfrey's full Golden Globes speech Oprah Winfrey got a standing ovation for her acceptance speech after receiving the Cecil B. DeMille award for lifetime achievement at the Golden Globes. -
USA Red carpet dressed in black as Golden Globes unite against sexual misconduct Leading figures at the 75th Golden Globes, including actors, directors and writers, unite in a show of support for victims of sexual misconduct and harassment -
World News 25th Amendment 'alive every day in the White House,' Michael Wolff says Wolff said White House staffers he talked to would say things like "we're not at a 25th Amendment level yet." -
World News Frozen pipe causes flooding, adds to chaos at JFK airport Authorities said flooding appeared to come from an unprotected pipe that fed a sprinkler system in a privately operated terminal. -
World News Lindsey Graham a hard 'no' on joining Trump administration Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham said he has no interest in taking any kind of Cabinet-level position in President Donald Trump's administration. -
USA Steve Bannon beats a hasty retreat from 'treason' comments Former Trump advisor apologises for appearing to criticise president's son in a controversial book published last week -
Syria Syrian forces break rebel siege of army base More than 200 trapped Syrian troops are freed after a government offensive near Damascus -
Spain Coutinho to play with his idols as he joins Barcelona Brazilian midfielder says it's a "dream come true" after his transfer to the Catalan giants