25 February 2018 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Britain's opposition Labour Party leader set to clarify Brexit stance Jeremy Corbyn will announce the shift in Labour's Brexit policy during a speech on Monday confirming the party's support for a customs union with the EU after Brexit -
Poland An influx of cold air from Siberia causes the coldest snap of the season The wintry weather is expected to last until early March -
World News UK: Five dead after 'massive explosion' in Leicester Five people have been killed after a "massive explosion" explosion flattened a building in Leicester, police say. -
Sport Dusseldorf Judo Grand Prix - Day 3 Day three of the Grand Prix in Dusseldorf was a mix of skill, surprises and courtesy between the judokas. -
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United Kingdom "Arming teachers will not save lives" - Dunblane campaigner The father of a five-year-old girl who died in the UK's school shooting in Scotland in 1996 warns Donald Trump's suggestion to arm teachers in the wake of the Florida shooting will not save lives. -
France Gobee.bike shuts down services in France after 'mass destruction' of fleet The dockless bike service app has cut its operation in France following a 'mass destruction' of its fleet. -
Italy Despite a ban from public office former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi addresses supporters as the national election campaign intensifies Sex scandals and legal entanglements have not stopped the 81 year old from seeking a political comeback. -
Africanews Nigeria gov't confirms 110 girls missing after Boko Haram attack One hundred and ten girls remain unaccounted for following an attack on a school in the town of Dapchi in the northeastern Nigerian state of Yobe, the country’s information ministry said on Sunday. -
Syria Aid agencies call for 'steps on the ground' after reports of continued bombardment in eastern Ghouta Air strikes by the Syrian government on the rebel-held enclave are reported to have continued despite a ceasefire resolution passed by the UN Security Council. -
Russia Nemtsov march draws thousands to Moscow According to White Counter, an NGO that counts participants at rallies, around 7,600 people took part in the Moscow march for Boris Nemtsov, for which organisers had been granted permission by the city authorities. -
World News Pope Francis calls for end to violence in Syria Pope Francis on Sunday said Syria was being "martyred" by continued attacks killing civilians in the eastern Ghouta district, calling for an immediate end to violence and access to humanitarian aid. -
Korea Winter Olympics: South Korea says North Korea may be more open to talks with the United States following the Pyeongchang games. South Korea also hoped to use these Games as an opportunity to engage with the North. -
China China’s Communist Party sets up stage for Xi Jinping to stay indefinitely China's Communist Party would like to get rid of the two-term presidential limit, paving the way for Xi Jinping to stay indefinitely as China's president. -
World News Pilgrims flock to India's Holi festival Hindu devotees threw colours to the wind in the religious festival of Holi, which takes place annually in Nandgaon, in the state of Uttar Pradesh, -
No Comment Ultra-orthodox Jews mourn passing of spiritual leader in Jerusalem Rabbi Shmuel Auerbach held controversial positions on, amongst other things, military service. -
South Korea How did European countries score in the 2018 Olympic Games? Following the end of the Pyeongchang Olympics, find out which countries got the most medals. -
Israel Church leaders close Jerusalem's Holy Sepulchre church to protest new tax policies Church leaders said in a statement the municipality's move to tax commercial assets owned by the church seemed like an "attempt to weaken the Christian presence in Jerusalem". -
World News Juncker calls on FYROM to sort out naming dispute with Greece Jean-Claude Juncker says the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia must resolve its long-standing naming dispute with Greece if the country wants to open EU membership talks -
South Korea North Korea open to talks with the US, says South Korea's government Amid high tensions between the two nations, North Korea would be open to holding talks with the US says South Korea's office of the presidency. -
India Bollywood mourns death of pioneering heroine Sridevi A veteran of 300 movies, the iconic actress was only 54 when she suffered a heart attack in Dubai. -
World News Democratic Republic of Congo: one dead as security forces block protesters Security forces in the Democratic Republic of Congo's capital Kinshasa shot dead an anti-government protester and wounded two others during church-led demonstrations against President Joseph Kabila on Sunday. -
World News US companies cut ties with the National Rifle Association An exodus of corporate names, ranging from a major insurer to car rental brands and a household moving company, began after the gun lobbby group launched a counter-offensive against a student-led campaign for tighter US gun laws. -
South Korea Pyeongchang 2018 round-up: Final day results at Winter Olympics From OAR taking gold in the men's hockey, to yet another victory for the most decorated Olympian of all time, find out what happened on the final day of the 2018 Winter Games. -
South Korea In pictures: Winter Olympics closing ceremony in Pyeongchang After more than two weeks of competitions, the 2018 Winter Olympics ended on Sunday with a vibrant closing ceremony. -
World Winter Olympics 2018 - Best Moments The Pyeongchang Olympic Games have come to an end. They have included some surprises, some controversy and plenty of action. -
Syria Iran, Syria to continue attacking 'terrorists' in Damascus suburbs: report The comments came after the UN Security Council unanimously adopted a resolution on Saturday demanding a 30-day truce in Syria to allow aid access and medical evacuation. -
Cinema Romanian debut film stuns Berlin by winning Golden Bear The Berlinale heaps honours on "Touch me not", the film festival's most controversial entry, an exploration of sexuality and taboos. -
South Korea IOC bans athletes from flying Russian flag at Pyeongchang closing ceremony Russia’s Olympic status will be restored automatically once it is confirmed there were no other doping violations by its athletes at this year’s Games.