3 April 2018 | Euronews
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Sport Liverpool and Barcelona eye Champions League semi-finals after notching-up big first-leg leads Liverpool beat Premier League rivals Manchester City, while Barcelona thumped AS Roma 4-1. -
World News YouTube HQ shooting: What we know Nasim Aghdam opened fire at YouTube's headquarters near San Francisco on Tuesday, wounding three people before shooting herself dead, San Bruno Police Department has said. -
France Industrial action strikes southern France city of Lyon Train drivers and university students have marched through Lyon to protest against government proposals which they believe will disadvantage workers and students. -
Greece Watch how the Evros river floods parts of Greece and Turkey A timelapse of satellite images shows how an overflowing Evros river has engulfed riverbanks and fields in northern Greece and Turkey. -
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Europe News EU fake news fight 'clashing with right to freedom of expression' Brussels is battling hard against disinformation online, but a group of lawyers is questioning methods used in Russia campaign -
World News More than 20 hurt after subway trains collide in Germany There was no immediate word on the cause of the collision. -
World News Spotify soars by 25 percent in unconventional trading debut Spotify has chosen an unconventional way to go public. So what exactly is a direct listing? -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: Will EU help solve Syria's conflict? -
No Comment Protests in Israel over Netanyahu decision to stall migrant resettlement deal Dozens of African migrants and their Israeli supporters protested on Tuesday against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. -
USA Tit-for-tat trade tariffs between China and the United States fuel fears of a trade war China may also look to markets in other countries instead of the US, trade representatives say -
No Comment Large alligator dragged out of swimming pool in Florida Florida police successfully pulled a huge alligator out of a swimming pool on Saturday. -
No Comment Train strike causes travel chaos in France National rail company strike has severely disrupted transport across the country -
Turkey Erdogan refuses to back down over Russian anti-aircraft missiles Turkey and Russia make strong show of unity at joint meeting. -
Germany Dozens injured in underground train collision in Duisburg At least 35 people were injured when two underground trains collided in the western German city of Duisburg. -
World News Siberian governor resigns after devastating mall fire that killed 64 The dead included 41 children. The governor, Aman Tuleyev, had headed the Kemerovo region for more than 20 years. -
World News Dutch lawyer linked to former Trump aide is sentenced to 30 days in prison Dutch attorney Alex van der Zwaan has pleaded guilty to lying to investigators with the special counsel. He has been sentenced to 30 days in prison and received a €16,309 fine. -
USA Disney offers to buy Murdoch's Sky News Murdoch wants to buy the 61 percent of Sky his company 21st Century Fox does not already own -
Europe News Syria conflict: 'Bigger role' for EU? As the leaders of Turkey, Iran and Russia prepare to meet in Ankara, how far can the EU go in helping to resolve the war? -
Focus Dagur Sigurdsson's Japan Where does the high-profile Icelandic head coach of the Japanese national handball-team relax after a hard training session? -
Real Economy Forecasting Europe's future Last year the euro area and the EU both grew at the fastest pace in a decade -
Spotlight Start-up success in Poland Start-ups in Poland are riding the country's continuous economic growth. A survey by Startup Poland says that some of the main sectors include big data, IoT and biotech. -
Germany Nazi inscription secretly removed from controversial church bell in Germany Nazi inscriptions have been sawed off a church bell in a town in Lower-Saxony. A letter left behind by those responsible called it an act of "spring cleaning". -
France French mayor apologises for promising thousands of Ikea jobs in April Fools’ joke French mayor apologises after April Fools’ joke promising thousands of Ikea jobs backfires -
United Kingdom ‘Punish a Muslim Day’ spurs defiant pledges to #ProtectAMuslim Campaigns have gone viral calling for people to show solidarity with Muslims on April 3. -
Spain Spanish primary schools to teach lessons on military After watching a video of a military parade, pupils might be asked to make a model of their favourite tank. -
Economy Spotify to make its New York Stock Exchange debut Shares in the Swedish music streaming company will be publicly traded for the first time on Tuesday. Spotify has not turned a profit since it launched 12 years ago. -
World Hungary election: What next for stormy relations with EU? With Orban's FIdesz party tipped for another election win, the spotlight's turned on Hungary's future role in Europe -
United Kingdom UK passport maker to appeal loss of "Brexit blue" contract A petition in support of De La Rue, the British firm that makes UK passports, now tops 270,000 signatures -
No Comment Circus elephant killed in truck accident in south-east Spain Easter holiday traffic was thrown into chaos when a truck transporting five elephants rolled on a motorway in Spain. -
World News EU requires emergency button to be installed on all new cars The European Union hopes the mandatory emergency call system will help save hundreds of lives and reduce the medical service response time in case of an accident. -
No Comment Chinese landscapes transformed by spring blossom Spring brings bright colours to Chinese countryside -
United Kingdom ‘Space harpoon’ to capture orbiting junk heads to ISS The British-designed satellite is equipped with a net for capturing space litter and a harpoon for spearing and hauling in bigger objects. -
Cult Nigeria's Arise Fashion Week Arise Fashion week features 45 designers, many from African countries -
Cinema Cinema: Silence can kill you in John Krasinski's new film "A Quiet Place" Krasinski directs and plays alongside his real-life wife, Emily Blunt -
World News Volkswagen 'graveyard' packs thousands of diesel cars What happens to recalled diesel cars? Some end up in one of Volkswagen's giant resting grounds. -
Russia Russian postal drone spectacularly crashes on inaugural flight The machine slammed into a wall in front of gathered officials and members of the public. -
World News Netanyahu bows to right-wing pressure, axes migrant deal after just hours Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday he was canceling an agreement with the U.N. refugee agency to relocate thousands of African migrants. -
Cinema Kubrick's '2001: A Space Odyssey' re-released Warner Bros says the re-release is a close to Kubrick's original vision as possible with no digital tricks or remastered effects -
Falkland Islands Argentina renews Falklands claims on war anniversary Britain refuses sovereignty negotiations unless demanded by islander population -
World News Mad that Facebook has your data? Here's why you can't sue to get it back | View Users angered by recent privacy scandals may be wondering what legal options they have. The answer is disappointing, writes attorney Joel Winston. -
World News German prosecutor files extradition application for Puigdemont German prosecutor to file extradition application to German court for former Catalan President Carles Puigdemont -
France France rail unions wage war on Macron with rolling strikes Industrial action over government plans to change rail workers' benefits and status is set to continue for three months -
Brazil Brazil's former president rallies support as he awaits prison decision Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is still the frontrunner for October's presidential election despite facing a lengthy prison sentence on corruption and money laundering charges -
Saudi Arabia Saudi crown prince: Israel has 'right to have their own land' Saudi Arabia's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman says Israelis are entitled to live peacefully on their own land as he compares Iran's supreme leader to Hitler -
United Kingdom Giant prehistoric dinosaur footprints discovered in Scotland The tracks shed new light on the Middle Jurassic epoch — a period from which very few fossils survived. -
USA Train in the U.S slams into a truck stuck on a crossing The drivers of both vehicles managed to escape unhurt. -
China Giant pandas spotted in Chinese nature reserve Mother and baby discovery shows animals are reproducing in the wild. -
World News Asian technology stocks slide following US markets drop Trade war fears help fuel plunge. -
South Africa State funeral for Winnie Mandela Controversial and divisive, South Africans pay tribute to Winnie Mandela, the woman many call "the mother of the nation" -
USA Trump to relax fuel efficiency targets in cars EPA rejects standards set by previous Obama administration which would have doubled car fuel economy by 2025