1 March 2018 | Euronews
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World News The final countdown as Italy chooses its government Candidates were out and about for the final moments of campaigning ahead of Sunday's election in Italy -
Spain Puigdemont withdraws candidacy for Catalan presidency Puigdemont said his party would propose pro-independence campaigner Jordi Sanchez as an alternative campaigner. -
USA US church holds blessing ceremony for couples with AR-15 rifles The ceremony came just weeks after a mass shooting at a school in Florida killed 17 people. -
United Kingdom 'World's oldest tattoos' found on 5,000-year-old mummies World's oldest tattoos found on 5,000-year-old mummies -
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World News British PM Theresa May prepares landmark Brexit speech Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May meets with European Union Council President Donald Tusk at 10 Downing Street in London -
Spain The 5G revolution will not be televised... it will be live Cristina Giner reports on the latest technology being readied to make us all go faster at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona -
World News Oscars 2018: Here are the best foreign language film nominees Ninety-two countries submitted a film for consideration as Best Foreign Language Film at the Academy Awards, the highest-ever number of submissions. The shortlisted nominees are from from Sweden, Lebanon, Chile, Russia and Hungary. -
Sport Neymar's recovery from foot surgery may rule the Brazilian player out of the World Cup The world's most expensive player may take three months to recuperate. -
Syria The UN tells the Syrian Humanitarian Task Force "You are failing" Civilians too frightened to use five-hour daily ceasefires to flee, and window too short to allow aid to get through says UN. -
Earth News The Louvre in Tehran Iran's National Museum hosts Louvre exhibition for the first time -
Belgium Former UK PM Tony Blair criticises plans to alter Irish agreement Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair says any plan to alter the Good Friday agreement to acheive Brexit is 'irresponsible'. -
World How migration influences voters in Italy's general election How important is the issue of migration to voters in Italy? Is the 'alarmist' way the issue is being reported in some sections of the media likely to influence the vote? -
United Kingdom Queues, tea and Loch Ness monster featured on new UK 10p coins The new collection is an A-Z of what makes Britain great. -
World Remainer Tony Blair says 'soft' Brexit is not a sensible option Speaking to Euronews, former UK prime minister Blair says hard Brexit or remaining in EU are the only “workable” options for Britain. -
World News Europe struggles with yet more snow Snow storms from Siberia have descended down into southern Europe. -
Europe News MEPs vote to probe top EU job choice Appointment of German Martin Selmayr as EU Commission Secretary-General is raising questions about transparency -
Italy Five charts to help you understand Italy’s pivotal election Italy is going to the polls on Sunday, March 4. Here we look at the data behind the key election issues. -
Earth News Style on the slopes: our selection of ethical and sustainable skiwear Five outdoor wear brands championing enjoyment and protection of our beautiful planet. -
France French far-right leader Marine Le Pen is charged with posting gruesome tweets from so-called Islamic State Le Pen is facing charges of circulating "violent messages that incite terrorism or pornography or seriously harm human dignity". -
Russia Sobchak throws water as Russian presidential debate descends to bickering Former actress empties her glass over politician rival. -
No Comment Fishing boat rams bridge in Denmark The vessel became stuck in ice and after the skipper was rescued drifted into the Aggersund Bridge -
Austria Facebook 'sorry' after banning picture of nude figurine A picture of a nude, prehistoric figurine was banned from Facebook and called a "dangerous pornographic image". Now the social media giant has apologised. -
Sport Surfer legend Mick Fanning retires The Australian three-time world champion says he will hang up his jersey after the Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach -
Slovakia Slovak police make arrests in Ján Kuciak murder investigation Raids in Eastern Slovakia led to seven people being detained, including an Italian businessman allegedly involved with the Calabrian mafia, who has links to at least two officials close to Prime Minister Robert Fico. -
Spain Catalan parliament picks Puigdemont as symbolic leader In its first session since December's election the house voted in favour again of the exiled separatist leader -
Cinema The frontrunners for the big 2018 Oscars All the hottest tips for the major awards, ahead of Hollywood's biggest night, on Sunday. -
Austria Austrians can swear or make obscene gestures at politicans, court rules Case brought by leader of far-right freedom party is thrown out. -
Spain Five reasons why Spain is a time bomb for Europe: View A Dutch economist and long-time resident of Spain explains why he sees the country as Europe's ticking time bomb. -
Turkey Turkey vows to continue Afrin offensive despite Syria ceasefire Ankara says the UN Security Council's resolution only affects Eastern Ghouta and not its military operation -
World News Immigration debate is fuelling populism in Italy, but not for the reasons you think: View Voters' views on immigration have more to do with their values and personality than economic concerns, and they're restructuring the political map of Italy and other Western nations. -
France Lacoste swaps its iconic crocodile logo for endangered species Kick-off of the collaboration between Lacoste and Save the Species -
Russia Putin unveils new 'untrackable' super missile The "new supersonic weapon" that can reach almost any point in the world, Russia President Vladimir Putin said in his annual address. -
World News Geneva Airport resumes partial operations after snow forced closure Switzerland's Geneva Airport asked passengers not to turn up "until further notice" on Thursday morning amid severe weather in the region, but have since allowed departure flights to continue. -
Europe News 'Homeless' cold patrol in Belgium Policemen Guido and Chris patrol the streets of Brussels at night helping the homeless -
Slovakia Anger over journalist's murder piles pressure on Slovakia's government As Slovaks protest over corruption and the murder of an investigative reporter, several key allies of Prime Minister Robert Fico have already resigned, including his culture minister. -
United Kingdom Toys R Us goes into administration in the UK It's hoped all or part of the British unit of Toys R US, which operates more than 100 stores across the UK, will be sold. -
USA White House seeks new communications chief as key aide steps down Hope Hicks is the fourth different person to quit as White House communications director since Trump took office -
Spain Sports clubs pull in fans with digital treats Formula 1 spoils its enthusiasts with video gaming and onboard cameras. -
USA Hope Hicks resigns as Trump’s White House communications chief Trump's longtime aide quit a day after she appeared before a congressional committee investigating Russian interference in the 2016 election, and acknowledged she sometimes told "white lies" for the president, according to lawmakers. -
United Kingdom Hundreds of motorists trapped amid severe snow in Scotland A red alert for snow was issued in Scotland for the first time ever on Wednesday, which signals that the weather poses a danger to life. -
USA 'Stop this nonsense': Trump backs tougher gun laws Despite pressure from gun lobbyists, President Trump has declared that he wants to tighten background checks and increase the age limit for gun buyers in the United States.