11 April 2018 | Euronews
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World News Beware of fertility apps — your data may be sold to companies, warns think tank Those using fertility, pregnancy, and period-tracking apps are at risk of having their data harvested for third-parties, says Brazilian think thank Coding Rights. -
Spain Champions League: Bayern Munich and Real Madrid join Liverpool and Roma in the semi-finals. Bayern Munich and Real Madrid have made it through to the last four of the Champions League after beating Sevilla and Juventus respectively. -
Spain Spanish rappers 'defend freedom of expression' with new music video After three Spanish rappers were given prison sentences for "insulting the Spanish crown and praising terrorism," a collective of musicians is fighting back to "defend their freedom of expression." -
World The EU's nuclear power dilemma With Belgium set to turn its back on nuclear power in 2025, what future does the industry have in Europe? -
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Economy Zuckerberg back on Capitol Hill for second day of testimony Zuckerberg told lawmakers he was among the around 87 million Facebook users whose data was improperly shared -
Sport Arsenal to field a strong side against CSKA Moscow Arsenal's Laurent Koscielny, Nacho Monreal, Aaron Ramsey and Mesut Ozi were rested for the Gunners' last game and are expected to feature against CSKA Moscow. -
Europe News Syria: How far could things escalate? US military action over suspected poison gas attack could escalate wider conflict, warns analyst -
World News 'Get ready Russia': Trump issues warning on Syria missile strikes A Russian diplomat earlier said American military assets would be targeted in the event of missiles being fired at Syria. -
Algeria 257 people dead in Algerian plane crash Most of the victims were military personnel and their families, as well as ten flight crew members. Three days of national mourning have been declared -
Economy Zuckerberg defends Facebook to US Senators Facebook's troubles have brought Mark Zuckerberg to testify in the US Congress -
Earth News The citrus elixir of Menton The lemon which attracts big chefs around the world -
Smart Regions The Mediterranean helps boost the energy needs of Marseille An eco-sustainable and intelligent energy network is benefiting a neighbourhood in Marseille through a project called 'Massileo', which is backed by European Cohesion Policy funds. It could soon be rolled out in other countries, such is the interest it has sparked. -
World News Greatest anti-democratic backlash in eastern Europe since mid-90s, report A project measuring the health of democracy in eastern European countries has logged the most year-on-year decline in scores across the region in 23 years. -
Norway How oil-rich Norway is leading the world on electric cars Its wealth is built on fossil fuels, yet Norway is leading Europe and the world when it comes to electric cars. -
Sport Roma gamble against Barcelona paid off, says coach Kostas Manolas was mobbed by his teammates after he headed home the all-important third goal in the 82nd minute for Romas; to knock favourites Barcelona out of the Champions League. -
World News Putin to host South Korea leader in Moscow Russian President Vladimir Putin has said he will hold talks in Russia with South Korea's President Moon Jae-in in June. -
Cinema New film shines a light on the Nazi occupation of the Channel Islands off the coast of Normandy. Lily James stars in "The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society." -
United Kingdom Security for Royal wedding calculated "risk" Former London police commander says alert levels higher than at previous royal events. -
United Kingdom Could new EU data protection law have stopped the Cambridge Analytica scandal? While Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg faces a Senate grilling, Euronews looks at how far the EU's new data protection law would go to protect those online. -
No Comment Filipinos have pool party on the street to cool off Filipinos splashed around in a pool to cool off from the high temperatures in Manila on Wednesday. -
World News Le Derby de la Meije — the ultimate off-piste race Welcome to La Grave in the French Alps for the 30th anniversary of the Derby de la Meije, a legendary event for freeride enthusiasts daring to race off-piste. -
No Comment Pope Francis blesses llamas at Vatican City Pope Francis blessed llamas in St. Peter's Square on Wednesday during his weekly audience. The llamas from the South Tyrol region walked with their owners 1,070 kilometres to Vatican City. -
Earth News We tried agritourism and a Malbec wine tour in southwest France We did a gastronomic journey in the Lot Valley tasting Malbec wine, black truffles from the market and saffron, and it's a must try. -
Italy New exhibition marks 250th anniversary since the death of Venetian artist Canaletto 68 of the artist's works are on show in Rome from museums around the world -
Greece Ryanair to reduce domestic Greek flights. Ryanair has announced it will be reducing domestic greek flights. Nikolaos Lardis, the airlines marketing manager for the eastern Mediterranean said 'regrettably, current airport charges at the majority of greek airports encourage peak-only services in the summer on international routes.' -
Azerbaijan Aliyev votes in Azerbaijan election President seeking fourth term of office. -
No Comment Russian paratroopers film their drill jumps The Russian military has release footage of the moment its paratroopers jumpr from an airplane -
France France strikes expected to cost hundreds of millions for public companies Air France and SNCF have estimated the costs of the strike -
World News Trump tweets 'Get ready Russia, 'Missiles will be coming' -
USA US missiles in Syria 'will come' and will be 'smart,' Trump warns Russia "Get ready Russia, because they will be coming, nice and new and 'smart'," US President Donald Trump wrote on Twitter. -
No Comment Dancers jump from balcony in New Jersey to escape fire Around 15 dancers had to jump from a balcony in New Jersey to escape a fire. The cause of the fire is under investigation. -
No Comment Elephants celebrate Songkram festival in Ayutthaya People of the Ayutthaya Province and tourists got the Songkran festival underway by splashing elephants with water on Wednesday. -
World News Russia will target U.S. military if missiles are fired at Syria, envoy says Air traffic control officials also warned airlines to exercise caution in the eastern Mediterranean due to possible airstrikes in the next 72 hours. -
Syria Syria 'chemical attack': What we know so far Euronews speaks to experts about the alleged chemical attack in Douma that activists say killed dozens and wounded hundreds more. -
World News 100 dead after Soviet-designed military plane crashes in Algeria The Soviet-designed Il-76 aircraft was carrying soldiers. -
Hungary Hungary's oldest daily newspaper has published it's last edition Magyar Nemzet signs off after 80 years with a stinging rebuke against the newly re-elected government of Viktor Orban. -
Romania Europe’s corruption watchdog ‘deeply concerned’ over Romania reforms Europe’s corruption watchdog is urging Romania to abandon moves that critics say will bring its judges under political control. -
World News London's stabbing victims are getting younger "It was unusual to see a 15-year-old stabbed, and now it's quite common. It's the same with kids who carry weapons — they are getting younger." -
World News The time to debate whether robots should have rights is now | View We need to figure out how to fairly and respectfully share our world with artificial friends and neighbors, writes philosophy professor Don Howard. -
World News Hundreds dead after military plane crashes in Algeria At least 257 people have been killed after a military plane crashed at Boufarik airport in Algeria, the Ministry of National Defence has confirmed. -
Netherlands Dutch residents rage at singing road in their village A musical stretch of road is disturbing residents’ sleep in the Dutch village of Jelsum, Leeuwarden, and locals have had enough. -
USA "Lost in Space" makes a comeback courtesy of Netflix. The new series starts on April 13 The classic sixties U.S TV show first hit our screens in 1965 -
World News Fox to co-operate with EC cartel investigation Broadcaster gets surprise inspection from Commission investigators. -
USA Zuckerberg says sorry to US Senate over Facebook data breach The social media website founder also pledged to work with government on regulation if necessary -
United Kingdom Queen dislikes helicopters — they remind her of US presidential visits Quip comes during filming of TV documentary. -
World News Yulia Skripal rejects the Russian embassy's help 'for now' In a statement delivered through the police, the 33-year-old said "no-one speaks for me or for my father." -
USA Deadpool actor charged over false bomb threat American actor TJ Miller could face up to five years in prison if convicted, the FBI and Connecticut US District Attorney’s office said in a statement. -
Argentina Argentina begins historic debate on legalising abortion Pro and anti-abortion activists demonstrated as the first hearings began into expanding the law allowing women to terminate their pregnancies -
France French riot police mobilise as protest camp evacuation continues Squatters seek to maintain alternative community. -
USA Trump suggests he may delay attack on Syria The US president is mulling options to punish Syria over chemical attack -
USA Where did Zuckerberg sleep last night? (And other key moments from Senate grilling) The grilling yielded some new insights — along with a few awkward moments.