27 January 2018 | Euronews
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Cult 40 years of Joy Division It's 40 years since Joy Division made their live debut at Pips Disco in Manchester. Out of the industrial gloom of Northern England came one of Britain's most influential bands -
World News Wynn quits as RNC finance chair amid sexual misconduct allegations Casino mogul Steve Wynn, one of President Trump's key allies, says the claims against him are "preposterous" -
World News What Cardi B's Grammy debut means for Latinas in New York Dominican-Trinidadian rapper Cardi B is debuting at this year's Grammy Awards with two nominations, but her journey to stardom reflects the life stories of Latinas growing up in The Bronx. -
World News Fugitive Puigdemont must return to form government, court rules Catalonia's exiled pro-independence politician Carles Puigdemont cannot rule region from abroad, Spain's constitutional court rules. -
World News Maria Shriver: President Trump's cognitive test is a reminder for us all We now know about his cognitive health — but what about yours? -
Greece Greek PM, opposition at odds over Skopje talks Greece believes the name Macedonia implies a territorial claim over its own northern region of that name -
World News Trump's State of the Union theme: 'A safe, strong and proud America' Following a stormy first year, President Trump will use his maiden State of the Union address to tout economic gains and outline efforts to secure America's borders -
Turkey Turkey's military offensive in Syria enters second week Turkey says the United States has pledged to stop supplying weapons to a Kurdish militia in Syria. -
World News LGBTQ Christians try to change hearts and minds from the pews For many lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer Christians, finding acceptance within the church can be a test of faith. -
World News 'The Crown': Did Jackie Kennedy really badmouth the Queen? In the second season of "The Crown," the former first lady pays a visit to Buckingham Palace and feuds with the queen. -
World News 'The Crown': Was Princess Margaret's life really full of scandal? Was Tony Armstrong-Jones really bisexual? In which we separate fact from fiction for the Netflix hit "The Crown." -
World News 'The Crown': Did Prince Philip cheat on Queen Elizabeth? In the second season of "The Crown," Philip is depicted as a whiny cad who sneers at the pomp of Buckingham Palace. -
USA Scale of Russian bots promoting Trump on Twitter revealed Russian bots retweeted Donald Trump almost half a million times in the run-up to the US presidential elections -
World News U.S. families rely on legal immigration that's now under threat The families that have tried to stay together by using family-sponsored visas say it's an opportunity that should remain in place. -
Japan Company loses €400 million in 'largest ever cryptocurrency theft' The digital currency exchange Coincheck promised Sunday to refund almost 90 per cent of the virtual money back to investors. -
World News Mending family bonds broken by migration The difficulties parents and children face when reuniting after years of separation due to migration can have long-lasting effects on their relationships. -
World Mauricio Macri: Argentina is on a quest for growth Argentinian President Mauricio Macri is vowing to bring his country back onto the world stage. -
World News House a mess? The 20/10 rule will change the way you clean Your house will never stay clean with those marathon tidying sessions. Try this instead. -
World News How to save more money in 2018 Research says if you want to save, you have to use one of two tactics: be more mindful — or completely mindless. -
Czech Republic Zeman re-elected as Czech president Milos Zeman has been re-elected to serve a second term as the president of the Czech Republic. -
Saudi Arabia Saudi billionaire prince freed in corruption investigation Release suggests corruption probe is winding down after it sent shockwaves through kingdom's business and political establishment -
World News Zeman wins Czech presidential election Milos Zeman remains Czech president after beating his rival Jiri Drahos in the presidential run-off. -
World News Albania: thousands take part in anti-government protests Thousands of people take part in a large anti-government rally in Tirana demanding the government step down. -
Germany Pro-Kurdish demonstration in Germany Thousands protest in Cologne against Turkish military offensive in northern Syria -
World News Suicide bombing rocks Kabul Scores killed and more than 150 wounded following deadly Taliban bombing in Afghan capital. -
World News Record numbers of women eyeing political office in 2018 Of the 397 women running in the House, either for the first time or in a re-election bid, 317 are Democrats. -
World News Vegas king Steve Wynn accused of 'pattern of sexual misconduct' in WSJ report Casino magnate Steve Wynn allegedly preyed on female salon workers, threatening then with loss of livelihood — and German shepherds. -
Sport Caroline Wozniacki beats Simona Halep to win Australian Open Second seed Denmark's Caroline Wozniacki beats top seed Romania's Simona Halep to take women's title in Australia -
World News A new $11 billion airport aims to knock Atlanta off its perch The New Istanbul Airport, which aims to be the world's busiest, is the latest infrastructure project by Turkey's autocratic president. -
World News Czech Republic votes in run-off presidential election A pro-Russian president and an academic challenger face off in a dead-heat Czech presidential vote. -
World News Deadly blast rocks Kabul Dozens of people killed and scores badly hurt after deadly suicide bombing in Afghan capital Kabul. -
Bolivia Bolivia wrestles with protecting child workers as young as 10 Is 10 too young to work? Not in Bolivia, where President Evo Morales says children have the right, but should be protected. -
France Paris river surges to record levels as heavy rainfall threatens flooding The Seine river is predicted to peak at around six metres this weekend. -
Denmark Dutch intelligence ‘infiltrated Russian group that hacked US Democratic party’ A joint investigation between two Dutch news outlets reported how intelligence officials watched hackers steal thousands of emails and files from systems used by the Democratic National Committee (DNC). -
Africanews Harley Quinn – the best villain of Suicide Squad The role of Harley Quinn is played by one fantastic actor Margot Robbie. She is an Australian actress who has appeared in many films like The Wolf of Wall Street, Focus, Tarzan and Suicide Squad. -
World News Syrian opposition will not attend Russian peace conference A spokesman for Syria's opposition rules out taking part in Russian brokered peace talks. -
World News Michigan State athletic director resigns in wake of Nassar scandal In the latest fallout from the Larry Nassar scandal, MSU Athletic Director Mark Hollis resigned days after school president Lou Anna Simons stepped down. -
World News Vegas king Steve Wynn accused of 'pattern of sexual misconduct' in WSJ report Casino magnate Steve Wynn allegedly preyed on female salon workers, threatening then with loss of livelihood — and German shepherds. -
World News Clinton kept aide accused of harassment on 2008 campaign Hillary Clinton resisted her campaign manager's call to fire Burns Strider, opting for administrative sanctions instead, NBC News has confirmed. -
World News Canadian billionaires were 'murdered' Police in Canada say billionaires Barry and Honey Sherman were part of targeted killing. -
World News French fry recipes that won't derail your diet this weekend Take a deep (fried) breath: These tasty fry alternatives are completely guilt free. -
World News California Latinos hear from gubernatorial candidates The 2018 Guberntorial Forum focused on the needs of the Latino community and by the end of the debate it was clear that the Latino vote is still up for grabs. -
World News Alcohol may cause more DNA damage to those with 'Asian glow' gene, study finds The gene responsible for "Asian glow" is associated with higher incidences of esophageal cancer, heart attacks and osteoporosis.