1 April 2018 | Euronews
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United Kingdom London murders overtake New York for the first time It comes after a man was stabbed to death in the English capital on Sunday – the 12th homicide in a span of 19 days. -
North Korea South Korea sends cultural exports north to charm kim Jong Un Kim first N. Korean leader to attend a South Korean cultural event of any kind as relations between the pair continue to show signs of improvement. -
China Updated: When and where will China’s ‘out of control' space station crash on Earth? The Tiangong-1 space station is hurtling back to Earth on Monday but no-one knows exactly when or where it is going to crash. -
France Rolling rail strikes set to begin in France Unions plan three months of industrial action in bid to force a government rethink on reforms. -
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World News Their love was born in heady days of protest. Syria's civil war destroyed it. The human rights lawyer and self-taught software engineer became inseparable, attending demonstrations demanding reforms by Bashar al-Assad. -
Turkey Netanyahu & Erdogan trade verbal blows over Gaza Relations between Israel and Turkey deteriorate further after violence on Gaza border. -
France Author Rodrigues dos Santos reveals his 'signs of life' The Portuguese writer spoke to euronews about the inspiration of his latest novel and the dangers of data manipulation -
Sport Georgia's Guram Tushishvili fights back at Tbilisi Grand Prix Guram Tushishvili battled back with a match winning hold down against Javad Mahjoub in the +100kg category at the Tbilisi Grand Prix -
Sport Tour of Flanders: Terpstra escapes to victory Dutchman Niki Terpstra claimed an impressive solo victory on Sunday to add the Tour of Flanders to his 2014 Paris-Roubaix title for his second triumph in a 'Monument' classic. -
North Korea North Korea's Kim Jong Un watches South Korean pop group in Pyongyang North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and his wife were among hundreds in Pyongyang on Sunday watching South Korean singers perform in the North for the first time in more than a decade. -
United Kingdom Britain's Labour party loses a key Jewish donor Sir David Garrard, who has given Labour 1.7 million euros since 2003, says the party he began supporting financially 15 years ago "no longer exists" under its present leadership. -
Russia Boy, 11, learns of family’s death in Kemerovo blaze A young boy that was caught up in a shopping mall fire that killed at least 64 people has learned that his parents and sister are among the dead. -
Sport Anna van der Breggen solos to victory at the Tour of Flanders Anna Van Der Breggen has just about won everything on the women's tour except the Tour of Flanders. She rectified that today when she soloed to victory -
Germany Demonstrators protest ex-Catalan leader's detention in Germany Supporters of former President Carles Puigdemont marched in Berlin, demanding his release from a German prison where he is being held on an international arrest warrant. -
Russia Diplomats on the move as Russians and Americans return home The diplomats expelled from the USA are back home, while the American consulate in St. Petersburg closes for business. -
Spain The former Catalan president fears for his safety if extradited to a Spanish jail Carles Puigdemont is still being detained in Germany awaiting a decision by a court Neumuenster on whether to extradite him to Spain -
No Comment At least ten die as car brings down building in India A speeding car rammed into a dilapidated four-storey building in Indore, bringing it down, also injuring many people. -
Spain Catalonia hurt Spain’s image but the law must prevail: View After Puigdemont’s arrest, the Spain government must tread carefully to keep European actors on side in the debate over Catalonia’s future, writes the vice president of the Catalan Council of the European Movement. -
Europe News EU makes borderless streaming of TV, movies a reality Pay-to-view subscribers will now be able to follow their shows when abroad, but Hollywood may need some persuading the new EU law is good for business. -
No Comment Toddler rescued from wall gap in China, road tax prompts protest in Albania A three-year-old boy stuck in a gap between two walls was rescued by firefighters in northwest China's Shaanxi Province Thursday. While on Saturday, protesters gathered on the Kosovo-Albania border to challenge a new road tax. -
France Plane crashes on motorway near Lyon killing two Pilot of light aircraft appeared to lose control before hitting an overhead signaling gantry according to eyewitnesses. -
No Comment US diplomatic staff load truck outside St Petersburg consulate US diplomatic staff continued to move items out from their consulate building in St Petersburg on Saturday after Moscow ordered its closure and the expulsion of 60 US diplomats days earlier. -
No Comment Puigdemont supporters demonstrate outside of Neumuenster prison Despite the cold, rain and the Easter holidays, roughly 30 Catalan demonstrators gathered outside Neumuenster prison on Saturday (March 31) where former Catalan president Carles Puigdemont is in custody, while German courts examine Spain's extradition order. -
No Comment Dalai Lama attends event to mark 60th year of his exile in India The prime minister of the self-declared Tibetan government-in-exile has urged his compatriots to strengthen efforts to make the Dalai Lama's return to his native land a reality. -
No Comment Rio favela marks Good Friday with anti-violence protest Performers drop to the ground at the sound of a gunshot, others shout "dignity" and "equality" as they run through the crowd gathered to watch the show. -
World News Pope says 'defenseless' being killed in Gaza violence Francis called for peace after 15 Palestinians were killed on the Israeli-Gaza border. -
Italy Pope uses Easter message to pray for peace in Syria Pope Francis has used the traditional 'Urbi et Orbi' (to the city and to the world) to pray for a "swift end" to the relentless war in Syria. -
World News EU to make blue passports – and other April Fools' Day jokes Euronews doesn't do April Fools' Day jokes. But we're happy to report others who do... -
World News Bannon's revenge: How globalism became the far-right's favourite smear | View With the departures of Gary Cohn, Rex Tillerson and H.R. McMaster, Trump has effectviely purged his cabinet of globalists. -
United Kingdom British heavyweight Anthony Joshua takes WBO title. Joshua defeated Joseph Parker in a unanimous points decision on Saturday night. He now holds three of the four recognised world titles -
Italy Italian anger at French border police intrusion over migrants Italy's Foreign Ministry has summoned the French ambassador to explain why armed French border police entered a clinic that cares for migrants. Claims that doctors and lawyers were intimidated. -
Italy "Migrant hero" baptised by Pope Francis in Easter vigil service Pope Francis baptised a Nigerian migrant who became a hero in Italy after disarming a thief who was armed with a cleaver. John Ogah was one of eight people baptised at an Easter vigil service on Saturday for around 10,000 worshippers in St Peter's Basilica in the Vatican. -
Russia Russia’s Kemerovo governor quits over shopping centre fire Aman Tuleyev has resigned as governor of Russia’s Kemerovo region following the deadly fire that killed more than 60 people at a shopping complex, news agencies report. -
Syria ‘Deal agreed’ to get wounded out of rebel-held Douma to northern Syria Reports say a deal has been struck to remove critically injured people from the last rebel bastion near Damascus, which is surrounded by the Syrian army.