10 January 2018 | Euronews
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Economy Southern EU leaders wrestle with migration and budgets at Med7 summit Meeting in Rome the seven sought to present a united front ahead of full EU summit in March -
World News Power outage hits tech's biggest trade show CES, the Consumer Electronics Show, hit a snag when the lights went out in one of its exhibition halls. -
World News Why the 'All the Money in the World' pay gap is the worst thing for Hollywood Mark Wahlberg's making $1.5 million vs. Michelle Williams' $1,000 for the film's reshoot is exactly what Hollywood doesn't need right now, experts say. -
World News Pastor admits to past 'sexual incident' with teen, gets standing ovation A pastor at a Tennessee megachurch received a standing ovation after admitting to a "sexual incident" with a high school student 20 years ago. -
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USA Santa Barbara shocked by loss of life in mudslides Coastal community sees at least 15 die and two dozen remain missing after freak rains destabilise drought and fire-parched hills and send thousands of tons of mud and water rushing into populated areas. -
World News Democrat David Garcia eyes governor's seat in politically shifting Arizona The university professor and Army veteran wants to take Republican Gov. Doug Ducey's seat by tying him to Trump and the 'Republican agenda.' -
Italy Greek and Italian leaders discuss migration ahead of Southern Europe summit Greece and Italy have long been engaged in a tug of war with parts of Central Europe, the so-called "Visegrád group" who are opposed to the sharing of refugees among all European partners. -
Greece Greek coastguard intercepts ship carrying explosive materials The vessel Andromeda has been impounded in Crete. Authorities say it was bound for Libya and was carrying materials that could be used for making bombs. -
Germany Eleven mafia suspects arrested in Germany to be deported to Italy Part of group of 200 arrests made in southern Germany and Italy in cross-border joint operation with Italian anti-mafia police. -
United Kingdom MP performs anti-Brexit rap in parliament debate “B, R, E, X, I, T, fed up with Brexit? Me three,” -
World News UK ban on microbeads in beauty products The UK has introduced a ban on microbeads found in beauty products such as face washes and toothpaste. These beads are currently clogging the world's oceans and even entering the food chain. -
USA Robots and time travel at CES 2018 CES 2018 is underway in Las Vegas - showcasing the latest trends in consumer technology -
Russia How life before the dinosaurs could help us understand the consequences of global warming today A new study revealed more about life before the Permian mass extinction, or 'The Great Dying' which opened up evolutionary opportunities for the very first mammals and dinosaurs. -
Russia Russian man tries to beat closing time with tank Thirsty man in Murmansk ram raids supermarket with tank in bid to obtain booze after finding store closed. -
Romania Romanian government split over police paedophilia scandal Prime Minister and Interior Minister pull different ways as official attitudes to sex abuse come under the spotlight and are criticised as inadequate. -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: plastics tax to the rescue for EU budget? -
World News The EU's future budget: plugging the Brexit hole EU Budget Commissioner Günther Oettinger presented some of the proposals for the future long-term budget. -
World Government supplied cannabis: Uruguay's controlled high Uruguay has gone further than any country in the world in the legalisation of cannabis use, not just by allowing people to use and buy it, but also by setting up and managing the supply chain -
Tunisia Hundreds arrested as clashes rock Tunisia The interior ministry reports at least 237 people have been arrested as anti-government protests turn violent. -
France How do ski resorts manage the risk of avalanches? Explosives powerful enough to blow up a house are being used to keep skiers safe from the risk of avalanches. -
Germany 'Alarming' African Swine Fever creeps closer to Germany Six EU countries are affected. Experts have labelled the situation 'alarming'. -
Europe News No sign of healing in EU-Poland relations New Polish Prime Minister refuses to give ground during Brussels visit -
Denmark New study finds link between popular painkiller ibuprofen and male fertility A study by Danish and French doctors found that taking the popular painkiller regularly for long periods could cause complications with male hormones in the testicles as well as other medical problems. -
Greece Greece no longer requires Muslims to use Sharia law The 1920 Treaty of Sevres and the 1923 Treaty of Lausanne stipulated that Islamic customs and religious law would apply to the thousands of Muslims who became Greek citizens -
United Kingdom Pro-Brexit delegation meets Barnier in Brussels bearing gifts and warnings A group of pro-Brexit UK businessmen are seeing the EU’s chief negotiator armed with a hamper of British products and warning of the consequences of a ‘no deal’ scenario. -
World News Thousands stranded in European ski resorts Improving weather likely to end ordeal for tourists trapped for up to two days by heavy snow and avalanche alerts. -
World News MH370 rescue operation to restart A new deal has been signed by Malaysia with a U.S. seabed exploration firm to find the missing Malaysia Airlines aircraft MH370 within 90 days of embarking on a new search in the Southern Indian ocean. If successful, the firm could receive as much as $70 million. -
No Comment Fire rips through Denver recycling plant Heavy smoke and flames could be seen for kilometres as the blaze engulfed the plant, which is situated in an industrial area in the northeast of the city. -
No Comment Zermatt: airlifted to safety Helicopters fly stranded tourists out of the Swiss resort. -
Earth News The art project behind pole-dancing robots in Las Vegas A pair of pole-dancing robots performed at the Sapphire Las Vegas Gentleman's Club. -
Economy World Bank sees more growth for the euro area in 2018 The economy in the euro area grew by 2.7 percent, more than the World Bank had expected. The ECB's stimulus measures are likely to continue leading to more growth in 2018 -
Europe News Will Western Balkan EU bids move forward? Bulgaria hopes to use EU presidency to revive EU accession bids -
Europe News EU plastics tax could help plug Brexit blackhole Brussels looks for ways to balance the books -
Cult Cartoon fun at London Fashion Week London Fashion Week Men's came to a close on a light note with the latest collection from British designer Bobby Abley. In the fall/winter range models strutted their stuff on the catwalk wearing bright colors and cartoon characters like Bugs Bunny, Road Runner and Tweety Pie. -
World News Ecuador dubs Assange's situation 'unsustainable' Ecuador's foreign minister has spoken out against the WikilLeaks founder's situation. The South American country is now considering engaging a third-party mediator to end the impasse with the UK. -
Turkey Turkey's Good Party emerges as serious challenger to Erdogan The Good Party has gathered ground since its foundation last October, emerging as a serious contender to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in next year's presidential elections. -
Myanmar EU calls for release of Reuters journalists charged in Myanmar Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo, who were covering the country's Rohingya crisis, have been charged with violating the official secrets act. -
Peru Sunderland crashes out of 2018 Dakar Rally KTM rider Sam Sunderland was airlifted to hospital with a back injury, paving the way for Yamaha rider Adrien Van Beveren to take the stage and the top spot overall. -
USA Rescuers search for survivors after deadly mudslides in California At least 13 people have been killed. -
France Catherine Deneuve says 'flirting is not a crime', criticises #metoo movement French actor Catherine Deneuve and about 100 other prominent French women say flirting is not a crime and that the #metoo movement has led to a form of feminism that promotes the "hatred of men and of sexuality". -
USA Trump's attempts to deport children blocked by U.S. judge In September last year the president announced plans to enforce deportation of children brought to the U.S. illegally by their parents. On Tuesday a judge in San Francisco said the DACA programme had to remain in force until litigation has been resolved. -
World News Senate was told FBI knew of possible Trump-Russia collusion A Democratic senator released closed-door testimony by the founder of Fusion GPS showing that the FBI already knew of possible Trump-Russia collusion. -
World News Trump: I'd 'beat Oprah' in 2020 presidential match-up "Yeah, I'll beat Oprah. Oprah would be a lot of fun. I know her very well," Trump said. -
World News Cars in Europe: diesel's not dead yet Diesel has begun its decline in France, but it's not yet said its last word in Europe. -
World News Too soon to blame romaine lettuce, CDC says It's too soon to blame romaine lettuce for an outbreak of E. coli that's made 57 people sick and killed one, the CDC says. -
World News Judge orders U.S. to revive part of DACA immigration program A federal judge in San Francisco ruled that the government failed to account for the impact ending DACA would have on current participants and their families. -
World News South Korean President says North Korea must demiliterise South Korean President Moon Jae-In says in order for peace in the region, North Korea must demilitarise. -
World News 'I thought I was dead': California teen found alive under debris A powerful storm hammered California's Santa Barbara County with heavy rain, triggering deadly flooding and mud flows, especially in the community of Montecito. -
World News Trump lawyer sues Buzzfeed for publishing Steele dossier Michael Cohen, a personal attorney for the president, confirmed that he was pursuing legal action against Buzzfeed, saying, "Enough is enough." -
USA Birth tourism brings Russian baby boom to Miami Social media is full of Russian women boasting about coming to America to give birth, sometimes staying at Trump properties. -
Venezuela Law and order breakdown in parts of inflation-hit Venezuela Shops and homes are looted for a second night as people struggle to buy food -
World News Luxe Montecito caught off guard by deadly river of mud The wealthy coastal enclave of Montecito took a deadly blow early Tuesday when a creek overflowed, flooding homes and killing many residents. -
USA Trump says it would be fun to run against Oprah and he'd beat her President gives his reaction to calls for the TV star to declare for the 2020 election -
World News Class act: La. teacher handcuffed at school board meeting Deyshia Hargrave, who spoke out against a superintendent's new contract, was handcuffed and arrested during a school board meeting caught on video. -
World News Democratic women to dress in black for State of the Union Members of the Democratic Women's Working Group plan a show of solidarity with the anti-sexual harassment #MeToo and #TimesUp movements. -
World News Trump, Congress reach deal to negotiate DACA, border security The bipartisan meeting of lawmakers and President Donald Trump comes at a particularly tenuous time. Congress is facing the threat of a government shutdown. -
World News After 15 years, next-generation Wi-Fi is finally coming The Wi-Fi standard called WPA3 was announced three months after the Krack vulnerability exposed critical weaknesses in wireless systems. -
World News Trump designates MLK historic site a national historic park President Trump signed into law a bill designating the Martin Luther King Jr. Historic Site in Georgia a national historic park on Monday. -
World News Baby Bust: Feds Raid California 'Maternity Hotels' Federal agents in California raided 20 "maternity hotels," where Chinese women allegedly paid $40,000 to $80,000 to give birth in the U.S. for citizenship.. -
World News Gymnastics abuse scandal: Maggie Nichols reveals she is 'Athlete A' Elite gymnast Maggie Nichols says she was the first to report abuse by Larry Nassar to USA Gymnastics. -
World News Why California may not dominate the pot market California is a U.S. leader in many crops, but some constraints that may prevent it from dominating the marijuana market across the U.S., at least for awhile. -
World News Meghan and Harry's royal visit divides 'London's Harlem' Prince Harry and his American wife-to-be Meghan Markle visited a youth-led radio station in the Brixton area of London.