18 March 2018 | Euronews
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Russia Russia election: Putin wins a landslide Russian President Vladimir Putin has secured six more years in the Kremlin with an emphatic victory in Sunday's presidential poll -
World News Cambridge Analytica chief appears to have misled Parliament on data and Russia Alexander Nix may have misled a U.K. probe when he said his company had "never worked for Russia" or used data harvested from millions of Facebook users. -
World News National Geographic acknowledges past racism A specialist review of National Geographic's old issues determined that the magazine presented racist and stereotypical content to the world. -
United Kingdom North London teacher crowned world's best Andria Zafirakou was selected from thousands for her work with migrant children at Alperton Community School in north London. -
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United Kingdom Stephen Hawking's final work — the 'Big Bang' theory he completed on his deathbed Renowned physicist Stephen Hawking submitted a paper predicting 'the end of the universe' just days before he passed away, here's what it contained. -
World News Facebook: "One of the largest data breaches in the history of the company" Investigations have been launched in the US and UK into a data analytics firm which, it is claimed, harvested private information from more than 50 million Facebook users while developing techniques to support President Donald Trump's 2016 election campaign. -
Sport Russia's Ilyasov shines at the Ekaterinburg Grand Slam Niyaz Ilaysov thrilled the home crowd to get gold in the under 100 kg category final. -
World News Voter turnout key for Kremlin as Russia heads to polls With President Putin's victory all but assured as Russians head to the polls on Sunday, only one thing remains uncertain and potentially damaging for the Kremlin. -
No Comment Group of rural voters bring music to the village polling station Some residents of Rediko, a village in the Nizhnegorod region of Russia, sang national songs as they walked to the polling station to cast their vote in Russia's presidential election. -
USA Cirque du Soleil acrobat dies after mid-performance fall A long-time aerialist fell over three metres onto the stage while performing the show's aerial straps number. He later died in hospital of injuries sustained in the fall. -
Israel An Israeli has been stabbed in Jerusalem Israeli police spokesman confirmed the attack, near the Western Wall, and says the assailant was "neutralised" but gave no further details -
No Comment Thousands of pro-unity supporters protest in Barcelona Thousands of demonstrators marched in Barcelona on Sunday March 18th in support of a pro-unity regional government in Catalonia. -
World News Migrants stranded in Greece march against racism Thousands of protesters took to the streets of Athens and chanted "open the borders" after sixteen migrants drowned at the weekend in the Aegean Sea, 5 of whom were children -
Russia Five things you need to know about Russia’s presidential election From Putin's victory to allegations of vote rigging, here's your guide to Sunday's vote. -
United Kingdom Car rams into revellers in Gravesend nightclub Witnesses claim the driver twice rammed the gate before ploughing into a marquee in the Kent town of Gravesend. -
United Kingdom Beast of the East 2.0 to continue after weekend The mini cold snap has blanketed swathes of the UK and northern France under snow for a second day, as more snowfall is expected until late on Monday. -
Russia Contradicting opinions over lawfulness of Russian elections Opponents of Russian President Vladimir Putin alleged that voters are being compelled to show up at polling stations but officials say the vote will be fair -
France Gerard Depardieu among expatriates voting in Russian presidential election Hundreds of thousands of Russian overseas voters, including the French actor, are expected to cast ballots on Sunday -
Spain Thousands march in Barcelona for Spanish unity Holding Catalan, Spanish and EU flags, the demonstrators demanded the election of a leader "for all Catalans" to the regional parliament. -
No Comment Turkish forces take control of Afrin Turkish forces and their Syrian rebel allies swept into the northwestern Syrian town of Afrin on Sunday -
Australia Hundreds flee Australian bush fires Bush and grass fires sweeping across Australia's southeast destroyed homes, killed cattle and forced hundreds to flee on Sunday as dry, hot winds fanned the flames. -
World News UK accuses Russia of stockpiling nerve agent used in spy attack Britain's foreign minister said Sunday that he has evidence Russia has been stockpiling a nerve agent in violation of international law. -
United Kingdom Police catch driver carrying fake Homer Simpson driving licence A driver in the UK tried to pass off a licence with the name, address and picture of Homer Simpson when he was pulled over by police. -
Earth News A naturopath's winter health guide to spices and herbs Recipes and advices: looking into the proven health benefits of spices and herbs to beat cold and flu this winter. -
World News Was the Salisbury spy toxin from the UK? That is the claim from Russia's Ambassador to the EU, Vladimir Chizhov. -
Russia Polls open across Russia President Vladimir Putin eyes six more years in office as Russians voting are expected to give him an easy victory -
Syria Turkey takes control of Afrin in Syria The north western Syrian city of Afrin is now in control of the Turkish and Free Syrian Army forces after Kurdish YPG forces pulled out -
Syria Turkey, Free Syrian Army now in control of Afrin, Erdogan says Turkey's president says town is now 'entirely under control' -
Russia Russian Ambassador: ‘Nerve agent came from UK lab’ Russia’s EU ambassador made the claim Sunday during an interview on the BBC’s Andrew Marr Show. -
Spain The rebellion of Spain's 'indignados' pensioners Thousands of people took to the streets on Saturday to protest against the devaluation of pensions in Spain. -
USA Three more bodies recovered from Florida bridge collapse At least six people are confirmed dead after the walkway came down on Thursday -
Russia Voting commences in Russian presidential election Vladimir Putin is seeking a fourth term in office from Sunday's election, in which more than 100 million people are registered to vote