24 April 2018 | Euronews
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World News Blood-carrying drones could save lives in the US, Here's how The unmanned drones can deliver blood or other medical supplies up to 50 miles away. -
Spain Palma bans holiday apartment owners renting to tourists Local authorities in the popular Spanish holiday resort have taken the measure to try and tackle overcrowding and noise complaints. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Video mocks the political star: how games are being used in election fight Video games have emerged as the surprise new political weapon in Bosnia and Herzegovina. -
United Kingdom ECJ ruling boosts Europe's 'most vulnerable migrants' Europe’s most vulnerable migrants were boosted by a ruling that gives greater protection to those who have been tortured, according to an expert. -
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Earth News SaloneSatellite: the unmissable appointment for young designers The SaloneSatellite could be said to be the greatest acceleration initiative there is for promising and young design. It is a door into the future and a revelation of the shape that design will take in the forthcoming years. -
No Comment Catalans celebrate Sant Jordi with yellow roses Political discomfort bloomed in Catalonia on Monday as thousands of Catalans gifted their partners with yellow roses during Sant Jordi, the annual celebration of the region's patron saint. -
France French railway strikes: 4 questions answered Business and commuters are feeling the pain, but are French strikes achieving their goal? -
No Comment Reindeer herd in Sweden starts moving uphill for the summer It has been a long winter with lots of snow. The reindeer herd are now, towards the end of April, ready to move uphill, to their summer pasture. -
United Kingdom Alfie Evans: 4 questions answered A Liverpool baby captured the attention of the world, before doctors won the right to turn off his life support. -
World News Brexit Britain faces pressure to swiftly register EU nationals "We are... looking that it becomes a real system of registration rather than application" -
Spain Palma bans apartment owners from renting to tourists Holiday rentals have pushed up prices for locals and one Spanish city has had enough. -
Cult Balkan Trafik: building bridges through music Make peace and not war: That's the principal idea behind Balkan Trafik, which brings together live acts from Serbia, Kosovo and Bosnia Herzegovina. -
Syria Syrian pro-government forces 'strike IS positions' in Damascus Syria's state television reports the operation taking place in Yarmouck, where thousands of Palestinian refugees live. -
USA Hair you go: Trump dusts off Macron's 'dandruff' President Donald Trump and his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron have come a long way since their "moment of truth" handshake. -
USA Trump and Macron raise question of new Iran nuclear deal US President Donald Trump said he had "substantive talks on Iran nuclear deal" with Macron and is looking forward to doing something. -
Europe News Syria conflict: 'EU is not a military player' Call for swift political talks to end war, as EU and UN hosts donor conference -
Germany Crosses ordered onto walls of all Bavarian government buildings Religious symbol or cultural identity? A new law that instruct government buildings in Bavaria to display the cross has sparked controversy. -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: Should the EU do more for Syria? -
No Comment Thousands gather in Armenia to remember mass killings. Thousands of people gathered in Yerevan on Tuesday to mark the one hundred year anniversary of the mass killings of Armenians by Ottoman Turks. -
World News Six charts that show what parenthood is like in Europe today The Duchess of Cambridge has just given birth to a son, her third child. The life of these Royal parents may be radically different from the lives of most European families, but what does parenthood look like for the rest of us? These six charts will tell you everything you need to know. -
World News Prince William, Kate keep world guessing over new baby's name Based on names used by Britain's royal family in the past, some experts believe that contenders might include Arthur, Albert, Philip or James. -
World News G7 unite to condemn Russia G7 countries have united in their condemnation of Russia's actions in Ukraine and Syria. Foreign ministers have agreed to set up a working group to study Russia's 'malign behaviour'. -
Iran 36th Fajr International Film Festival kicks off in Tehran The festival will celebrate 120 years of Iranian cinema -
United Kingdom Court fines Scottish man over 'grossly offensive' Nazi dog video A Scottish man has been fined £800 after he trained a dog to perform Nazi salutes and react positively to anti-Jewish commands in a video that went viral. -
No Comment Italian coast guards rescue migrants as vessel capsizes in the Mediterranean Sea The Italian coast guard rescued 63 migrants from the Meditteranean Sea on Monday after their vessel capsized. -
World News Suspect in deadly Toronto van attack to appear in court Tuesday morning Police said Monday afternoon's van attack in downtown Toronto "definitely looked deliberate," but downplayed any potential connection to terrorism. -
Europe News What's behind the Trump-Macron 'bromance?' As US President Donald Trump lays out the red carpet with the arrival of his French counterpart, we look at what's stoking their close bond. -
United Kingdom Finger burned: driver jailed after swearing at speed camera He's the driver in England who was caught swearing at speed cameras. Now he's been jailed and banned from the road. -
Travel News Half a day in Brooklyn Explore the passion for being unique in Brooklyn and its neighbour Williamsburg. -
No Comment Solar powered Zephyr balloon takes to the sky A solar-powered Zephyr balloon has taken to the sky above Clermont- L'Herault in France. -
France I lost my daughter in a terror attack. Here’s what I’ve learnt about coping with tragedy | View After losing his daughter in the 2015 Paris terror attacks, Georges Salines founded an organisation for victims of the incident. He explains how sharing his experiences, with survivors, other grieving families and even extremists, is helping him to heal. -
Yemen Yemen rebel leader killed in Saudi strike Saleh al-Samad was senior political leader -
Earth News Fashioned from nature A new exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London is dedicated to making changes — or at least inspiring them. -
Armenia Armenia marks Remembrance Day following Sargsyan's resignation Thousands gathered in Yerevan to remember the massacre of 1.5 million Armenians a century ago amid their country's current political uncertainty. -
World News U.K. destroyed immigration documents, then sent deportation notices Many have been in the U.K. so long that they assumed they would never need to present documentation to prove they were in the country legally. -
World News Candidate Trump had plenty of state dinner suggestions. President Trump hasn't taken them. He's said they should feature burgers and collapsible ballrooms: Trump's Tuesday state dinner, the first of his presidency, could have looked very different. -
United Kingdom British government stumbles to third Lords defeat in less than a week More Brexit policies get trashed or amended by Britain's upper house of parliament, which stubbornly refuses to go along with the government's line. -
USA Prince heirs sue over "preventable" death Relatives claim hospital and pharmacy gave wrong diagnosis. -
United Kingdom Life support ‘withdrawn’ from toddler Alfie Evans as parents lose appeal The parents of a boy with a degenerative neurological condition have been locked in a legal battle in the UK as they seek further treatment to keep him alive. -
No Comment Mexicans light up at marijuana festival Hundreds gathered in Mexico City and thousands turned out in a Santiago plaza on Friday (April 20) to join international celebrations of marijuana. -
United Kingdom Britain creates annual Stephen Lawrence day 25 years on from racist murder of black teenager -
USA Soldier receives world's first penis transplant Us doctors conduct groundbreaking operation on man injured by IED -
Canada Toronto van attack: what we know so far A 25-year-old man has been charged with ten counts of first-degree murder and 13 of attempted murder after ramming a white van unto pedestrians on Monday. Authorities said the incident does not appear to be connected to terrorism. -
USA Macrons open US state visit with dinner with the Trumps The three-day state visit is the first of the Trump presidency and is being seen from Europe as a vital moment in the currently turbulent transatlantic relationship between America and its European partners. -
USA Nashville shooting suspect snared in woods Police arrest an armed Travis Reinking in woods after he is suspected of shooting four people dead in a restaurant before fleeing naked. -
World News Live: Canada van attack, Macron in US The latest updates on today's news in Europe and around the world. -
Canada Canada shocked by worst act of violence in years after van driven into Toronto crowds kills 10 Suspect reportedly pleaded to be killed on arrest after inexplicable act. -
USA George H.W. Bush hospitalised Illness comes just one week after wife's death -
Canada Disbelief in Toronto after van leaves trail of death in city centre Canadians are shocked by the worst act of violence in the country in years. -
World News Police use dead man's finger to try to unlock phone They thought a slain man's fingerprint might unlock his cellphone. They were wrong. -
World News George H.W. Bush hospitalized with infection in blood Bush is responding to medical treatment and appears to be recovering, a family spokesman said.