30 January 2018 | Euronews
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Spain Puigdemont insists he's the only viable candidate for Catalan presidency Carles Puigdemont has insisted that the Spanish government must not be allowed to ignore the will of the people, as Catalan's parliament postponed plans to invest him as president. -
United Kingdom Botanist criticises 'clean eating' Instagrammer for toxic-plant-topped pudding Possible symptoms of ingesting the flower include: "Itching, swelling, (and in quantity) nausea, vomiting & convulsions." -
USA Glee actor Mark Salling found dead Salling, who played a supporting role in the TV show "Glee," died weeks before his sentencing on child pornography charges. -
World News Brexit impact report 'will not be published in full' Brexit Undersecretary Steve Baker says publishing the report could damage EU-UK divorce negotiations. -
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Austria Austria's Kurz backs Hungary's Orban against EU migrant quotas The two leaders have pledged to cooperate and challenge the EU's migration policy. -
France Michelin accepts French chef giving up stars for first time Lauded chef Sébastien Bras said he no longer wanted to cook with the "huge pressure" of being judged by inspectors. -
Germany Volkswagen's CEO calls diesel test "unethical" and "repulsive" Volkswagen's CEO has described one of the company's pollution tests which involved monkeys and humans inhaling diesel fumes unethical and repulsive. -
Spain Catalan parliament suspends session to invest Puigdemont Move seen as tactical as support for defiant separatists shows no sign of ebbing. -
No Comment Britain's royal couple visit Norway and Sweden William and Kate begin visit with a game of bandy. -
Earth News Handmade shoes with fish leather from Bavaria A pair of shoes for 20 years - Bavarian shoemakers produce high-quality shoes using leather made from fish skin -
Russia Russian sponsored Syrian peace conference opens in disarray Russia's foreign minister was heckled at the talks whilst an opposition delegation refused to leave the airport in Sochi. -
Iran Movement against Iran's headscarf law gains momentum A renewed wave of protest to get rid of the strict laws that force Iranian women to wear hijabs in public has gained momentum on social media. -
France France investigates Nutella deal that caused brawls Consumer watchdogs in France want to find out if the price cut on 950g jars of Nutella from €4.50 to €1.40 was within the January sale window. -
USA Immigration, infratructure & the economy...just don't mention the FBI. The White House sets the scene for Donald Trump's first State of the Union speech, and brooks no distractions from the press. -
Romania After 22 years, Romania's navy is aiming beneath the waves again Defence minister announces plans for locally-built submersible. -
Europe News A warning on pollution and concerns that Belgium is about to toughen its stance on immigration Air pollution and Belgium's tough stance on immigration are in the headlines -
Europe News Is Belgium's hard line on migrants about to get tougher? Belgium's hard line on migrants -
World News Which European countries have the strictest abortion rules? Euronews looks at abortion regulations across the European Union to find out whether countries are pro- or anti-abortion. -
No Comment Japan gets first robotised coffee house Service with a smile guaranteed at this fully-automated outlet. -
Europe News EU pollution: 'My patience is running thin', says environment commissioner An estimated 400,000 people a year die because of poor air quality in the EU -
Syria Turkish offensive against Kurds in north-eastern Syria deepens conflict Turkey's ten day old offensive into Syria is ratcheting up tension with the US, a fellow NATO member state. -
Cinema "Black Panther" set to smash box office opening record Pre-sale tickets for the latest Marvel comic book superhero to transfer to the big screen are expected to guarantee its success -
South Africa Water crisis grips Cape Town, South Africa, after drought stretching years Based on current projections, "Day Zero" is forecast for April 12, according to officials. That would make Cape Town the world's first major city to run dry. -
World News Why do Scandinavians generate more waste than other Europeans? Denmark is the European country that generates the most municipal waste — while Romania generates the least, according to data from Eurostat. -
Spain Catalonia vote postponed, support remains for Puigdemont Catalonia's current president and parliamentary speaker insists the vote is delayed, not cancelled and says Carles Puigdemont is still the best candidate to lead the region. -
World News Bill Kristol: I'm no longer sure we can save the Republican Party I'm not in the business of telling anyone they have to stay in the GOP anymore. -
Economy Brexit will leave UK worse off in all scenarios: leaked government report A government spokesperson told Euronews it was “not prepared to provide a running commentary on any aspect of this ongoing internal work.” -
Travel News Half a day in La Digue, Seychelles -
World News Argentine icebreaker pays tribute to missing submarine crew The icebreaker's crew formed the number 44 on the Antarctic ice. -
World News What next for Catalonia and would-be leader Puigdemont? Mystery surrounds the whereabouts of fugitive pro-independence politician Carles Puigdemont as Catalan parliament prepares to swear in next leader. -
World News Pentagon censoring Afghanistan data, inspector general says Data on U.S. progress aren't classified, but the Pentagon determined that "they are not releasable to the public," the IG for Afghan operations said. -
World News Trump administration admits 'oligarchs list' derives from Forbes’ richest Russians ranking Almost all 96 oligarchs listed, clocking a net worth of at least $1 billion, can be found in Forbes' ranking of the '200 richest businessmen in Russia 2017'. -
Ireland Ireland to hold historic abortion referendum Voters will have the first opportunity in 35 years to overhaul some of the world's strictest abortion rules. -
France Misery for flooded Paris suburbs The Seine floodwaters have reached their peak, but residents of suburbs to the west of Paris are still feeling the pain. -
World News House intel panel votes to release memo on FBI eavesdropping Democrats call the memo misleading and experts warn releasing it would be "a dangerous precedent," but some Republicans say "let the American people see." -
Austria 150 skiers rescued from Austrian chairlift About 150 skiers in Austria had to be rescued after their chairlift broke down -
USA Trump prepares for his first official State of the Union address Trump's first official State of the Union address is expected to talk about business, immigration and bipartisanship. -
World News Elon Musk gets into the flamethrower business The Silicon Valley CEO said that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives was "A-ok" with its sale so long as the torch is less than 10 feet. -
World News Top DNC official out after less than a year on the job Democratic National Committee CEO Jess O'Connell is leaving the troubled party organization after less than a year. -
World News More than 50,000 American bridges are falling apart NBC News found cases from across the country where pieces of crumbling bridges broke off and fell to the roadway, sometimes hitting vehicles. -
Uruguay You can train mosquitos not to bite you by swatting them, finds new research The mosquitos in the study could remember the scent of a human that had attacked it and actively avoided them. -
Russia Renewed hopes for peace in Syria as delegates attend talks in Sochi Delegates have come together in Sochi to discuss peace in Syria but most opposition groups are boycotting the event.