8 April 2018 | Euronews
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Canada Canada mourns dead in Humboldt Broncos ice hockey team bus crash Tributes have been paid to the 15 killed in Friday’s collision in Saskatchewan that decimated the Humboldt Broncos junior ice hockey team. -
Sport Belgian rider Michael Goolaerts dies of heart attack in Paris-Roubaix The cyclist died at a hospital in Lille after crashing in Paris-Roubaix. He was 23. -
No Comment Hydroflight World Tour: Australia plays host to the first official games Poseidon Games Australia 2018 announces the first official winners of the 4-country open hydroflight World Tour -
Germany Six arrests in Berlin after foiling an alleged knife attack at half marathon Police arrested the men, who are aged between eighteen and twenty-one, after carrying out searches in the area. -
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Sport Kuka blazes trail for Kosovo at Antalya Grand Prix Future judo star in the making one of the highlights of final day, -
Sport Kenyans again dominate Paris Mens' & Womens' marathons No new records set but crowds treated to joint male-female finish for first time. -
World News European countries consider differing bans on the headscarf Politicians in Austria and Germany are the latest to make proposals for schools -
France More disruption for rail travellers in France Millions of French commuters and holidaymakers faced disruptions as rail workers went on strike against President Macron's economic reform plans. -
Sport Ogier extends championship lead with Corsican win French World Champion the man to beat as he dominates from start to finish in home race and goes 17 points clear after four rounds of the WRC, of which he's won three. -
No Comment Russia's President Putin attends Orthodox Easter church service Hundreds of people gathered in the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour in central Moscow on Sunday for Easter Mass led by the head of the Russian Orthodox Church, Patriarch Kirill. -
No Comment Ice-breaking detonations create spectacular scene on northeast China river A series of ice-breaking detonations were carried out on Sunday at a melting section of the Heilongjiang River in northeast China to prevent potential ice jams that could pose danger to nearby residents. -
No Comment German interior minister pays respects at scene of Muenster attack German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer told reporters on Sunday (April 8) that the van attack outside a Muenster restaurant was an "absolute tragedy". -
North Korea Fewer foreigners take part in the North Korean marathon this year Tensions on the Korean peninsula and a US travel ban on its citizens visiting North Korea, have reduced the number of tourists. -
Spain A Spanish town has come up with a clever way to fight depopulation The town of Portell in eastern Spain offered families with young children work and housing to fight depopulation. -
Germany Delays in deactivating an old WWII bomb in a garden in Germany After the discovery of a British aerial bomb in Paderborn in Western Germany, the start of the bomb deactivation has been delayed. According to the police, there were still people in the cordoned off area. -
Australia Russell Crowe's 'divorce' auction sells millions worth of movie props The auction at Sotheby's, 'The Art of Divorce' attracted dozens of buyers and spectators and reaped in more than $208 million dollars in Sydney. -
No Comment Thousands attempt to block Brazil's ex-president Lula starting jail term Supporters blocked cars and tore down a gate after he announced he would turn himself him -
USA New York: man dies in Trump Tower fire A fire broke out in Trump Tower killing one man and injuring six firefighters on Saturday. Cause of the fire remains unknown. -
Germany Police continue investigation while tributes pour in for Muenster victims Reports indicate suspect was a local German citizen -
Germany Over 20,000 people evacuated for removal of World War II bomb in German town At least 26,000 people had to be evacuated from their homes in Paderborn, Germany, as authorities work to remove a 1.8 tonne World War II bomb from a garden. -
Hungary Orban casts vote as millions of Hungarians head to the polls Early morning turnout on Sunday was a record high in post-communist elections -
Syria Trump condemns suspected chemical attack in Syria At least 70 dead after suspected gas attack in Syria. The reports cannot be independently verified and the Syrian government rejects the allegations. -
Brazil Brazil's Lula surrenders to police, begins 12-year sentence Brazil's former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva was taken into police custody after defying a court order to turn himself to authorities on Friday. -
World News Hungarians head to the polls Hungarians go to the polls and are expected to grant third term to nationalist Prime Minister Viktor Orban. -
World News State Dept. monitoring reports of new chemical attack in Syria "These reports, if confirmed, are horrifying and demand an immediate response by the international community," the department spokesperson said. -
World News Hungary's Viktor Orban set to extend rule after embracing far-right But a tactical voting campaign has given the opposition hope.