26 February 2018 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Far-right terror threat ‘growing and underestimated’ in UK – police chief The outgoing head of UK counter-terrorism policing reveals that four right-wing extremist terror plots were thwarted in the past year, along with 10 Islamist conspiracies. -
Spain Europe lagging behind Asia and North America in 5G race, warn industry leaders 'Far and away, the US and China activity will dwarf Europe,' said Nokia's Chief Executive Rajeev Suri ahead of the World Mobile Congress 2018 in Barcelona. -
Bulgaria 'Beast from the East' continues to spread across Europe Cold east winds have brought wintry weather conditions that are likely to continue into the week ahead -
Business Poland is banking on e-cars Amid rising interest in clean vehicles in Europe, the Polish government is banking on electric cars. -
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Europe News EU demands immediate Syria ceasefire Foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini says "every single minute we wait there are people dying." -
United Kingdom #March4Women: Choir to sing 'You Don't Own Me' in London Last rehearsals are underway ahead of a performance which will close the annual event dedicated to promoting gender equality -
Turkey 'No debate anymore in Turkey' says opposition leader Aksener In an exclusive interview Good Party leader Meral Aksener accuses Turkey's president of acting like a dictator. -
Ecotech Crowdfunded electric car to hit market A futuristic-looking electric car - that started life as a university project - may disrupt the automobile market. -
World News Billionaire is building a 10,000-year clock under a mountain The clock's builders hope it will encourage people to think about humanity's distant future. -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: EU top job sparks transparency questions -
Syria Desperate conditions in Eastern Ghouta Euronews spoke to a local doctor and aid worker about the plight of civilians, and about their faith in prospects for desperately-needed relief. -
Europe News Helping Europe's homeless as cold snap bites One Brussels mayor gives police powers of arrest, if those sleeping rough don't go to shelters. -
United Kingdom Brexit: where do Britain’s political parties stand on a customs union? As Labour shifts its stance on a customs union, Euronews looks at what other parties in the UK parliament think about trading with the EU post-Brexit. -
Next Series Solar power: the next generation Why Scientists are excited by 'next-generation' solar cells and what they could mean for the future of energy. -
Italy Vatican to provide 'exorcism course' as reports of demonic possessions in Italy soar The six-day course will see talks from experts on varying subjects on the "existential surroundings of demons". -
Europe News EU top appointment sparks transparency questions The appointment of Jean-Claude Juncker's top aide as the EU Commission's next Secretary-General raises questions about transparency. -
Spain The new Samsung Galaxy S9: a round-up of the reviews Experts say the latest addition to Samsung’s flagship smartphone is strikingly-similar to the S8, but it does offer some design improvements and new features to rival Apple’s iPhone X. -
USA Makers of "Last Men in Aleppo" battle to make it to Oscars Hit by the Trump travel ban the Syrian team behind the Oscar-nominated documentary is picking up huge support from American and international artists and filmmakers. -
World News Germany: Merkel's CDU party approves grand coalition deal with SPD The German chancellor's conservative party has voted in favour of a coalition deal with the centre-left Social Democrats. -
USA Filmmaker Kevin Smith tweets he has had a 'massive heart attack' The 47-year-old said that if he hadn't cancelled his second stand-up comedy show of the night, to go to hospital, he would have died -
World News Putin orders daily 'humanitarian corridor' in Eastern Ghouta The Russian president orders a "humanitarian corridor" in eastern Ghouta. Starting on Tuesday it will operate daily between 09:00 and 14:00 local time. -
United Kingdom Translating Brexicon: Knowing your Bremoaner from your Brino Since Theresa May said "Brexit means Brexit" upon becoming prime minister, the UK's planned departure from the EU has spawned a bewildering jungle of jargon. Euronews tries to explain. -
Cinema The best from Berlin - highlights from Germany's premier film festival Our culture correspondent Wolfgang Spindler picks through the best and the rest for your viewing pleasure -
Iran Poster against 'manspreading' shared by Iranian government official The image was one of four shared by the Iranian president's special assistant for citizens' rights affairs depicting scenes where women were experiencing harassment in the street. -
World News Why have a customs union? As the UK tries to decide whether it's in or out, we take a quick look at the European Customs Union, and ask, why have one? -
Russia Russian ice swimmers brave -10C temperatures Competitors aged from 11 to 70 participated in Russia's Baltic Sea enclave of Kaliningrad -
Australia Australia: Michael McCormack appointed new Deputy PM As new leader of the National Party, McCormack automatically replaces scandal-hit Barnaby Joyce as deputy prime minister -
USA Deadly tornadoes in USA At least five people lost their lives this weekend as tornadoes hit Kentucky and Tennessee -
United Kingdom Jeremy Corbyn's Brexit stance: what you need to know UK opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn says he wants a new customs union with the EU to protect trade and avoid a hard border in Northern Ireland. -
USA Weinstein Company to file for bankruptcy The New York film and TV studio plans to file for bankruptcy after talks to sell it collapsed. -
Italy Rare snowfall paralyses Rome It was the heaviest snowfall in Rome in six years and the largest for the end of February in decades -
World Could the rise of the Five Star Movement make Luigi di Maio Italy's youngest PM? University dropout, Luigi di Maio, is the front-runner for PM as the Five Star Movement has become Italy’s most popular party -
United Kingdom Watch again: Corbyn wants new post-Brexit customs union with EU UK opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn says he wants a new customs union with the EU to protect trade and avoid a hard border in Northern Ireland. -
Australia Small Australian town claims mullet as its own with first hairstyle competition The iconic 1970s and 80s hairstyle is alive and kicking in the Australian outback, as one enterprising hotel owner has discovered. -
Spain Samsung S9 delights smartphone showcase in Barcelona Samsung wowed tech fans with its improved camera and new emoji feature. -
Pakistan Man's 'suicidal' solo mission to scale mountain is abruptly halted Russian-Polish mountaineer Denis Urubko planned to attempt the first winter ascent of K2 with a team of climbers, but abandoned base camp on Saturday after arguing with the expedition leader. -
Spain Visit by King Felipe to Barcelona sparks riot Police have to quash protests with force as Catalan separatists admonish the King for what they see as regional neglect and a refusal to intervene politically. -
Romania Romanians protest and call on Europe to protect them from corruption Thousands called on the Justice Minister to quit after he called for the sacking of the chief anti-corruption prosecutor. -
Syria Fighting flouts Syrian ceasefire Critics say Syrian troops appear to be attempting to eliminate opposition resistance in Ghouta before the truce can be enforced -
United Kingdom Leicester blast not terror-related say police Although the cause of the blast remains unclear, police have said there is no indication it was terrorist-related