3 May 2018 | Euronews
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Czech Republic Novichok-type nerve agent ‘produced in Czech Republic last year’ The nerve agent type used to poison an ex-Russian spy in Britain was produced last year in the Czech Republic, it’s been claimed. -
Sport Marseille to face Atletico Madrid in Europa League final Olympique de Marseille will face Atletico Madrid in the Europa League final after beating Saltzburg 2-1 in extra time. -
World News Apologies and VR: Facebook conference balances scandal and tech "We will never be unprepared for this again," CEO Mark Zuckerberg said in opening remarks. -
Earth News Getting body and mind ready for summer: the holistic approach We asked our favourites natural wellness professionals some beauty tips and product recommendations to get body and mind ready for summertime. -
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World Europe and USA take the fight against Jihadism to Niger Niger has been increasingly playing a pivotal role in the global struggle against jihadism since the terrorist threat has been quickly shifting from the middle-east to Africa. -
USA Trump denies using campaign funds to pay off Stormy Daniels US President Donald Trump says money from his presidential campaign was not used to pay off adult-film star Stormy Daniels, publicly acknowledging the payment for the first time. -
Iran Watch: Female fans don fake beards to watch football in Iran Female football fanatics in Iran have put on fake facial hair and dressed as men in order to watch a match in Iran. -
World News Racist trolls hacked a NASA competition to stop black teen girls from winning NASA quickly shut down efforts by trolls to "attack a particular student team based on their race" and "manipulate the vote." -
My Europe Series Syrian war crimes allegations quietly probed “We have stronger evidence than we had for any past conflicts, any past tribunals.” -
Musica Yuja Wang on Rachmaninov: "Every time I play his music it's... a gift!" The brilliant Chinese pianist has delighted audiences by performing Rachmaninov's 4th piano concerto with the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Yannick Nézet-Séguin -
Sport Froome bids for historic win as Giro d'Italia opens in Jerusalem The first of the season's great cycle races begins on Friday with Britain's Chris Froome looking to complete the set of blue riband trophies, and become the first rider to hold all three at the same time since Eddie Merckx. -
World News Snapchat's focus on the future is becoming a present-day struggle Snap Inc. has re-evaluated Snapchat's user base, electing to organize the app around behaviors, rather than relationships. -
Europe News EU launches free Interrail passes for 18 year olds Applications for 15,000 "DiscoverEU Passes" will open in June. -
No Comment Zipping down windy roads in China's extreme sport challenge Chinese speed longboarder Qing Yunhui succeeded in the longboard downhill challenge in 18 minutes on a winding mountain path in central China's Hunan Province on Thursday. -
No Comment Small groups from caravan of asylum seekers cross to US A group of women and children passed through to the US side of the border with Mexico on Wednesday, part of the caravan of Central Americans seeking asylum in the United States -
Germany Man told to pay child support to ex-wife despite IVF dupe A man in Germany has been told to pay financial support for a child he didn’t agree to have, it’s emerged. -
Spain Rajoy says ETA disappearing will not erase its crimes Spain's prime minister adds the quest for justice for the families of victims will continue, ruling out concessions or pardons. -
No Comment Colourful scenes as Spanish town marks running of the wine horses Every May 2, the citizens of the small Spanish town of Caravaca de la Cruz commemorate the 13th Century tradition of the running of the "wine horses." -
USA Looted artifacts returned to Iraq Almost 4,000 ancient artifacts illegally smuggled to the US have been returned to Iraqi officials. -
Spain Benidorm ambulance drivers fail drug test after 'losing' British patient An ambulance in Benidorm lost a British tourist who was injured in a fight. Just how the patient strayed off could be down to the medic and driver testing positive for cocaine and cannabis. -
Spain Basque separatist group ETA announces formal end to fight for independence The group killed around 850 people trying to gain independence for northern Spain and southern France. -
No Comment Sao Paulo : Aftermath of a fire Firefighters and rescue dogs on Wednesday continued to search through smouldering rubble for bodies after an abandoned government building that had been occupied by squatters, caught fire and collapsed in Sao Paulo. -
Cult The Eusebio legend revealed in new movie "Ruth" The prodigy's early days were far from straightforward, and his contested transfer from Mozambique to Portugal became a bitter struggle between rivals Benfica and Sporting Lisbon. -
China Holographic projector created by Chinese start-up Star Wars-style imagery can be created with hand-held hologram device. -
World News EU chief urges Belgian nationality for British workers in Brussels Push comes as Belgium's prime minister set out his vision for Europe at EU parliament -
Ecotech Land Rover turns 70 years old The iconic British brand turned 70 years old this week and marked its anniversary with a global broadcast. -
Belgium Belgium's not a country? We'll see in the World Cup, Verhofstadt tells Farage Old adversaries cross swords again over whether Belgium is a 'nation'. -
Iran Iran's foreign minister warns no renegotiating nuclear deal as Trump decision looms Trump has signaled he will withdraw from the agreement by May 12 if it is not renegotiated and changed. -
United Kingdom Theresa May faces key test Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May faces one of her biggest tests since last year's general election with millions of voters taking part in local council elections across England. -
Switzerland Lidl offers locally grown Cannabis to Swiss shoppers Lidl high? The German supermarket giant Lidl is now offering locally grown cannabis in its Swiss stores. -
United Kingdom EU immigrants in UK get one of their first chances to vote since Brexit referendum Local elections in the UK are expected to provide a gauge of the popularity of Theresa May and her government colleagues. -
Europe News Orban's secret visit to Brussels Why did the controversial Hungarian PM meet with the European People's Party? -
World News As it happened this morning: Friday 4th May The latest on May's election test, ETA's disbanding and Trump's Stormy Daniels saga as it happened on Friday, May 4. -
United Kingdom The Royal Wedding: everything you need to know Millions will tune in around the globe to watch the UK's Prince Harry tie the knot with US actress Meghan Markle. But what is happening, when, and what does it all mean? Euronews has this handy guide. -
United Kingdom Theresa May’s government ensnared by Brexit customs muddle Why is the UK embroiled in a row over the EU's Customs Union? Theresa May's government is committed to leaving it but her cabinet can't agree on an alternative. -
World News EU budget: Our coffee shop explainer Confused about what the EU budget is all about? Watch our our special coffee shop explainer -
Spain Victims of ETA react after the Basque separatist group announces its dissolution ETA killed 853 people in its armed campaign to create an independent Basque state in northern Spain and southern France. -
World News U.S. transfers Guantanamo detainee to Saudi Arabia Forty men are still being held at the controversial U.S. military base in Cuba. -
India Deadly superstorms in northern India shatter homes and lives Severe dust and thunderstorms lashing northern India have killed over 120 people and left a trail of destruction. -
Somalia Gunmen kidnap German Red Cross nurse in Somalia A German nurse working for the International Committee of the Red Cross was kidnapped in Mogadishu on Wednesday. -
World News Trump hints at release of U.S. prisoners in North Korea The State Department is investigating reports that Kim Hak-song, Kim Dong-chul and Tony Kim could be released. -
Earth News The contested history of the Margarita From Tarling’s Picador to the daughter of a German ambassador whoever wins the title of Margarita of the Year will be the latest in a long line of Margarita pioneers. -
Italy The Primavera turns 50 as Vespa celebrate the scooter that gave the world wings As the sun returns Italy embarks on a year of celebrations of the iconic 1968 model, and in Piaggio's hometown of Pontedera locals celebrate the success of a concept that has made the town wealthy, and Piaggio a market leader. -
India Deadly dust storm kills dozens in India At least 70 people have been killed in powerful dust storms that hit the northern Indian states of Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh. -
World News How #RiceBunny helped Chinese feminists dodge censors targeting #MeToo "I would have never conceived an anti-sexual harassment movement of such a large scale this time last year." -
Spain Official announces dissolution of ETA This is the final chapter in the gradual demise of ETA, which was formed in Madrid in 1959 by students angry at the repressive dictatorship of General Francisco Franco -
World News More than just a budget: Europe's financial future The EU budget: it's full of dry, impenetrable figures and indecipherable Euro-jargon, no? Well, not this time. The Commission is using it to determine the shape of the European future, and there is more revolution in there than you might at first think. -
World News At least 72 dead after powerful rainstorm hits India The rainstorm caught people by surprise as the monsoon season is still more than six weeks away. -
Malta Volunteer pilots ready for take-off to help save migrants in the Med ‘Pilotes Volontaires’: two Frenchmen used their savings to buy a light plane, aiming to search the sea off the Libyan coast and help NGOs save migrants in distress. -
United Kingdom Arachnophobes learn to love spiders Fear of spiders is said to one of the most common phobias worldwide -
United Kingdom Watch: Explosion at Jewish festival, 10 injured Multiple people have been injured in an explosion at a Jewish festival in Stamford Hill, north London, according to police. -
Israel Abbas anti-semitism controversy Abbas has been accused of being anti-semitic after suggesting the murder of European Jews was the result of their financial activities -
United Kingdom Fans celebrate as Liverpool through to Champions League final Liverpool will face Real Madrid in Champions League final -
World News Trump reimbursed $130,000 Stormy Daniels payment, Giuliani says "That was money that was paid by his lawyer. The president reimbursed it over several months," Giuliani says in a Fox interview. -
World News Humans may have lived in Philippines eons ago Archaeologists have unearthed tools and a rhino skeleton on the island of Luzon that may point to the existence of a human relative from 600,000 years ago. -
World News Man plans to end life in right-to-die nation David Goodall is not terminally ill, but says his quality of life has deteriorated and is seeking "voluntary euthanasia." -
World News What Kanye West doesn't get about black Americans in the age of Trump | View View: West's forked tongue comments prove the consequences of ignorance and the damaging effects of flippant historical revisionism.