14 March 2018 | Euronews
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World News Navy fighter with crew of two crashes near Key West, Florida There was no immediate word on the two-person crew aboard the F/A-18F, which was attached to Strike Fighter Squadron 213 at Naval Air Station Oceana, Virginia. -
Russia US joins Britain in accusing Russia of ex-spy's poisoning Britain and the US both pointed the finger at Moscow over the poisoning of an ex-spy. Russia denied the claims and said it does not 'speak the language of ultimatums' -
Sport Chelsea out of Champions League Chelsea and Besiktas are knocked out of the Champions League, while Barcelona and Bayern Munich go through to the quarter finals. -
Russia Russia: This is a very serious provocation More proof is needed according to the Russian Ambassador to the UN -
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World News Got slime? The trend that is wiping out glue supplies and creating tween bosses Kids across the country are begging their parents for more glue to make homemade slime. -
World News What role did Trump's pick for CIA director play in torture? The government may soon declassify some documents that would provide answers on what Gina Haspel did at a CIA black site after the 9/11 attacks. -
United Kingdom Countries should do more to combat global warming Study of 80,000 species by University of East Anglia is robust enough -
Europe News Sanctions? Russia is not afraid of anything, says Moscow's man in Brussels Interview with Vladimir Chizhov on the spy poisoning case that is rocking British-Russian relations. -
World News Gina Haspel's complicity in torture makes her profoundly unfit to lead CIA |View Trump's appointment of the CIA veteran suggests America has learned nothing from a torture program that was morally and professionally indefensible, writes Karen J. Greenberg. -
World News Trump's 'blame Russia last' attitude damages America and her allies From hacking the DNC to chemical attacks in the U.K., the president always seems unsure of what Russia is truly capable -
France ESA's rocket scientists express their respect for Stephen Hawking "He has given us all homework problems" -
Slovakia Slovakia's PM Robert Fico offers to resign amid political crisis Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico said he was ready to resign after a political crisis sparked by the murder of an investigative journalist in February. -
World News Sessions may fire top FBI official before pension eligibility Officials familiar with the process say the FBI's Office of Professional Responsibility, or OPR, has recommended the firing of former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, who is still on the federal payroll. -
No Comment French climber Alain Robert scales skyscraper in Paris business district Robert escalated another skyscraper in the Paris business district of La Defense on Wednesday. It is his first climb since he broke his wrist in July last year. -
Russia Putin shows his dominance at a rally in Crimea ahead of election It's after Russia annexed Crimea in 2014 in a referendum branded illegal by Kiev and the West -
Europe News Europe lends its support to Britain's complaints against Russia But some express doubts over London's account, and want the Russians brought into the investigation. -
Europe News After murder of journalist Kuciak: Slovakia on the radar of the EU Parliament in Strasbourg debated situation in the central European country. -
No Comment US students launch walkout against gun violence "Prayers don't fix bullet holes," read one protester's sign. -
World News Mike Pompeo doesn't like the Iran nuclear deal The incoming secretary of state and the president share a taste for blunt talk and a distaste for the Iran nuclear deal. -
World News Yours truly: Syrian children share scars of war, dreams of home in letters Four Syrian children have penned letters recalling their memories of the war that has torn apart their homes, their perilous journeys to Europe, and looking forward to their hopes for the future. -
USA Student school walkout marks a month since Florida shootings The coast to coast protest demanded those in power act to halt gun violence in US schools -
Europe News EU plans to challenge Trump's tariffs before WTO Europe among the countries likely to suffer most from new U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. -
United Kingdom Stephen Hawking brought wonder to millions Tributes are being paid to world renowned British physicist Stephen Hawking, who has died at the age of 76 -
Greece Life in Limbo on Lesbos: A WhatsApp interview Euronews interviews Amal, an asylum seeker living on Lesbos, who has limited access to internet and the phone. She gave her accounts on what life is like at Moria refugee camp via WhatsApp -
United Kingdom Stephen Hawking: admired by scientists and the public Euronews went to the Royal Observatory in Greenwich to ask people how they'll remember the British physicist, who passed away at the age of 76. -
World “Syrian refugees are the victims. They’re not the perpetrators.” - UNHCR’s Volker Türk For more on the situation in Syria seven years since the war started, we’re joined by Volker Turk, the UNHCR's Assistant High Commissioner for Protection -
United Kingdom How close will EU and UK stay after Brexit? With widely differing views about what the future relationship should look like, plenty of tough negotiations still lie ahead -
No Comment More airstrikes hit Ghouta inflicting heavy loss of civilian life The Syrian army's offensive to retake the rebel-held east of the capital Damascus continues apace with scant regard for innocent casualties. -
No Comment German chancellor confronted with pleas for help An unidentified man confronted German chancellor Angela Merkel with pleas of "help me" as she was leaving parliament in Berlin on Wednesday. -
United Kingdom Actor Eddie Redmayne pays tribute to Hawking We have lost a truly beautiful mind -
Cult Java Jazz Festival delights The three day event attracted some of the world's best known jazz legends from the 70s and 80s. -
World News How sectarianism can help explain the Syrian war | View The Syrian war is not a clean-cut sectarian conflict as some would suggest. But a study of sectarian trends and dynamics can illuminate some overlooked aspects of the war, says Stanford University’s Fabrice Balanche. -
Austria Austrian far-right leader apologises for 'fake-news' accusation, fined €10,000 Head of Austria's far-right Freedom party Heinz-Christian Strache will make a printed and online apology as well as pay €10,000 in damages after accusing a state broadcaster and its star news presenter of lying. -
United Kingdom Far-right group Britain First banned from Facebook The far-right group shot to international attention after Donald Trump retweeted its anti-Islamic posts. Now it’s been banned from Facebook. -
Cult Live performance: The Gift takes the stage at Euronews The Portuguese alternative-pop quartet pop into Euronews' 'Green cube' HQ in Lyon. -
World News What’s in a name for French political parties in transition? | View A great deal and not much, says an expert in French politics from Sciences Po Lyon. -
United Kingdom Stephen Hawking: From Pink Floyd to American sitcoms, a scientist's life in popular culture Stephen Hawking's fame landed him roles in American sitcoms such as The Simpsons and The Big Bang Theory — and a spot on a Pink Floyd track. -
Russia Vladimir Putin: 'Strong President - Strong Russia' His re-election all but a foregone conclusion, the Russian president's campaign slogan is an apt summary of the image he seeks to project -
Syria Desperate hours in Afrin as ground assault continues UN sounds alarm over critical water situation after a week with no supplies, while Turkey says it is helping civilians leave through a corridor. -
World News Apocalyptic forecast for world's wildlife by 2100 says WWF More than half of plant and half of animal species at risk of extinction from global warming in Earth's most fragile ecosystems says new report. -
Earth News Russian Millennials designers’ pursuit to charm the fashion world We spend Day 4 of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Russia with trend-setter Aizel Trudel and catwalk model Gauhar. -
United Kingdom Stephen Hawking: Best quotes from a man dedicated to science Stephen Hawking, who's died at age 76, did not only give the world a breakthrough theory about black holes and a best-selling book — but also memorable quotes about life, the universe, and science. -
United Kingdom The universe comes together to pay tribute to Stephen Hawking Renowned British Physicist Stephen Hawking has died at the age of 76. -
France France to sue Google and Apple for 'unfair business practices' French Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire says it's "unacceptable" that Google and Apple unilaterally impose prices and other contractual terms on software developers, and that this is hurting France's startups. -
USA Seven thousand shoes pay tribute to US child gun violence victims Protesters have placed 7,000 pairs of shoes on Capital Hill in the US symbolising the number of children who have died in gun attacks in the US since 2012. -
USA Protests as Trump contemplates his border wall Trump has been viewing prototypes for his proposed border wall with Mexico, but protesters insist that the nine-metre structure won't prevent migration. -
World News Pennsylvania race too close to call, but Democrat declares victory In Pennsylvania's 18th Congressional District, Democrat Conor Lamb and Republican Rick Saccone are battling in a special election to replace Tim Murphy. -
World News British physicist Stephen Hawking dies at 76 Stephen Hawking, the British theoretical physicist who defied the odds his entire life, has died, his family announced early Wednesday. -
United Kingdom Theresa May says 23 Russian diplomats to be expelled over poison case The UK prime minister outlines a series of steps after Moscow missed a deadline to explain how a Russian nerve agent was used on British soil against ex-spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter. -
World News Physicist Stephen Hawking has died at the age of 76 Physicist Stephen Hawking has died at the age of 76, a spokesman for his family has announced. -
World News U.K. gave Putin a midnight deadline to explain spy attack. What's next? On Monday, British Prime Minister Theresa May pointed the finger at Russian President Vladimir Putin.