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As it happened this morning: April 27

As it happened this morning: April 27
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By Chris Harris
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Good morning Europe! Euronews brings you the latest news live as it happens this morning.

Good morning Europe, here is the key news from this morning, April 27:

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Korea pledge: Leaders of North Korea and South Korea sign a declaration to work for the "complete denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula".

Royal baby: Prince William and his wife Kate name their new son Louis Arthur Charles.

Romanian rumblings: Romania's president Klaus Iohannis asks prime minister Viorica Dancila to resign.

Bee happy? EU ban three insecticides judged dangerous for bees.

Armenia protests: Armenia opposition leader Nikol Pashinyan calls for protests to continue after acting PM turns down offer of talks.

This is how events unfolded during the morning:

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