16 January 2018 | Euronews
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World News How one woman lost weight by changing the way she talks about food Stop labeling foods "good" or "bad." -
United Arab Emirates Daredevils ride the world's 'longest and fastest urban zip line' "You feel like you're about to fall to your death," said one person after trying the attraction -
World News Captive kids were along when parents renewed vows The Perris, California, couple, David and Louise Turpin, accused of starving and torturing their 13 kids, brought them along when they renewed their vows. -
Romania Romania nominates MEP Viorica Dancila to replace PM who quit Power struggle within ruling PSD continues with Dragnea-ally set for top job -
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World News Five ways for small businesses to reduce employee healthcare costs Employee healthcare is one of the highest costs that businesses pay annually. Here are five ways to use employee wellness programs to save. -
World News This tax loophole is so egregious even millionaires like me want to close it The wealthiest Americans have an obligation to speak up when the system is unfairly rigged in our favor. -
USA Sexual abuse victims confront 'repulsive' predator Larry Nassar Four-time Olympic champion Simone Biles on Monday said she was also sexually abused by Nassar. -
World News 'When they call you a terrorist': Black Lives Matter founder writes memoir Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Khan-Cullors tells why her memoir "When They Call You A Terrorist" is necessary in the current political climate. -
USA California couple charged with torturing their 13 children The 13 California siblings are being treated after the ordeal that could leave them scarred for years. -
USA US to withhold over half $125m aid for Palestinians, says official US to withhold $65m of $125m it gives to UN relief agency for Palestinians, say officials -
Germany Refugee numbers in Germany dropped dramatically in 2017 186,644 asylum seekers were registered last year, a drop of more than 100,000 from 2016. The Germany Interior Ministry says is shows the height of the crisis has been "overcome." -
Turkey Turkey freedoms hit after ‘deeply-flawed constitutional referendum’ Freedom House say Turks are hesitant to express their views after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan tightened his grip on power. -
United Kingdom Here's how a tiny, uninhabited Scottish island is rocking the Winter Olympics Every curling stone that will be used in the Pyeonchang games will be sourced from Aisla Craig, and they cost €530 a pop. -
Cult Cranberries singer Dolores O'Riordan's death not suspicious, say UK police The 45 year old Irish musician was found dead at the Hilton hotel in London on Monday. -
Iceland Female priests join #MeToo movement in Iceland A statement, signed by 65 clergywomen, also described 64 accounts of gender-based discrimination and violence from women priests working in the national church -
World News Former Trump advisor Steve Bannon ordered to testify in Russia probe Bannon has been told to give evidence in an investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 US election. -
Economy Brief: Euro zone oversight and upheaval in Romania This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from the EU's de facto political capital. -
World Insight: Food safety The Lactalis baby milk recall scandal, the affair over contaminated eggs and the contentious debate over renewing the license of glyphosate, the main ingredient in a widely-used weed killer, have been shaking consumer confidence. How safe is Europe's food? -
Europe News MEPs express concern about Romania upheaval After just seven months in office, Romanian Prime Minister Mihai Tudose has stepped down. The social democrat was forced to resign when he lost the support of his party. It's the second time since June that the PSD has ousted one of its own. -
World News Venezuela confirms death of 'rogue' helicopter pilot oscar Perez The rogue helicopter pilot accused of leading a coup in Venezuela last year was killed in a police raid last night, say officials -
Denmark Danish submarine owner Peter Madsen charged with murder of Swedish journalist Danish prosecutors said he may have killed Swedish journalist Kim Wall on board his homebuilt submarine by cutting her throat or by strangulation. -
Australia Police chase wallaby across Sydney Harbour Bridge The small marsupial stopped traffic at dawn. -
Europe News Flaws remain in euro zone banking oversight Ever since the 2008 financial crisis, the largest banks in the eurozone are closely supervised by the European Central Bank. But a new report from the European Court of Auditors says there's still room for improvement - particularly when it comes to crisis management. -
France French president meets migrants in Calais and says he'll not allow camps such as the jungle to develop again Emmanuel Macron due to meet British counterpart on Thursday to discuss migrants in Calais eager to cross into Britain. -
World News EU's fight against plastic waste: What does it all mean? The European Commission plans to reduce plastic waste with a new strategy that seeks to make every piece of plastic reusable or recyclable. -
Economy EU Parliament votes to ban electric pulse fishing The amendment was passed by 402 votes to 232, with 40 abstentions, and called for a total ban on the use of electric current for fishing. -
United Arab Emirates UAE angers residents by blocking Skype—then blocks petition against ban National telecom providers said the video calling app was "unlicensed" and could not be used legally. -
No Comment 'Wheels Up, Guns Down' ride through Miami Dozens of riders hit the streets in what they say is a rally against gun violence. -
Chile Pope Francis has expressed his "pain and shame" over past Catholic Church sex abuse scandal in Chile Pope Francis made his first comments in Chile on a crisis that has scarred the Roman Catholic Church's credibility. -
Denmark Danish inventor charged with journalist's murder A prosecutor described the case as "very unusual and extremely disturbing". -
World News Kosovan Serb leader shot dead in Mitrovica In a protest against the killing, Serbia said it would quit the ongoing round of a European Union-sponsored dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina on the normalisation of relations that was due to take place in Brussels -
World News EU leaders: The UK can still change mind on Brexit The European Council and Commission presidents both tell the European Parliament the door is still open to UK membership if Britain changes its mind. -
Romania Anyone there? Shinzo Abe picks worst moment to visit Romania Japan’s prime minister chose to visit Bucharest the day after his opposite number resigned from government. -
Colombia Ten workers killed as bridge in Colombia collapses Workers had been fixing drainage on the partially-built bridge near Colombia's capital city, Bogota, before it fell apart into the canyon below. -
Cult Milan Fashion Week; cowboys & fedoras Armani, DSQUARED2 and Billionaire showcased -
USA Self-driving cars could be held back by U.S. regulation There are concerns new guidelines must be introduced by the U.S. Government to help technology for driverless vehicles develop further. -
World News The latest front in fake news is streaming on a device near you A Ken Burns documentary and a film arguing that the Fed uses mind control are not created equal, except on Netflix. -
World News Can Google discriminate against both men and women? WWhat James Damore sees as evidence of anti-male sentiment, Kelli Wisuri cites as evidence of Google's bias against women. -
France French migrant policy under scrutiny as Emmanuel Macron visits Calais The French president has visited the northern port – long a magnet for UK-bound migrants – to defend his government’s much-criticised immigration and asylum policy. -
World News Rallying: Dakar leader Sainz handed 10 minute penalty Five stages remain in the event which started in Lima, Peru, and ends in Argentine city of Cordoba on January 20. -
World News 'Major challenges' face repatriation of Rohingya Muslims The UN warns 'major challenges' must be overcome as Myanmar and Bangladesh announce a two-year plan to repatriate Rohingya Muslims. -
World News Olympic gymnast Simone Biles breaks silence over sexual abuse Four-time Olympic champion goes public saying she too was sexually abused by former U.S. team doctor Larry Nassar. -
World News Belgium: building brought down by blast in Antwerp A suspected gas explosion destroys one building and damages two others in the Belgian port city of Antwerp. -
World News Officials stay silent on evacuation orders before deadly mudslides Officials in Montecito and Santa Barbara County are declining to discuss how they came up with evacuation plans prior to last week's deadly flooding. -
World News Foreign governments spend big at Trump's properties, report finds The Saudis, Republican candidates and special interest groups hope to influence President Trump by spending money at his properties, says Public Citizen. -
Venezuela Venezuela forces raid house in bid to capture 'Rambo' helicopter pilot Fate of Oscar Perez is unclear as several 'terrorists' are killed in assault -
World News Shackled children found in California home Police charge two parents in California after 13 siblings, some shackled to beds, are found at the family's home in the city of Perris. -
World News Simone Biles says she was molested by gymnastics doctor Former gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar's sentencing will take several days because nearly 100 girls and women want to tell their stories of sexual abuse. -
Chile Tens of thousands welcome Pope Francis to Chile The trip is not without its challenges following sexual abuse scandal -
World News North Korea didn't react to false Hawaii missile alert, Mattis says Mattis called the nascent talks between North and South Korea "a positive indicator," but said it was too early to determine Kim Jong Un's intent. -
World News 50 people flee after casino shuttle catches fire, leaving 1 dead Dozens of people jumped more than 10 feet into frigid winter waters after the shuttle ferrying them to a casino ship off the Florida Gulf Coast caught fire. -
World News Hawaiian emergency worker who sent the wrong message is reassigned The worker who sent Hawaii into a panic by mistakenly sending a missile alert has a new job — and it's nowhere near the early warning system. -
Ireland Tributes are paid to lead Cranberries singer Dolores O'Riordan Music world is shocked by Irish musician's sudden death