5 May 2018 | Euronews
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World News U.K. officials, doctors decry Trump's remarks on London stabbings Trump said reports of stabbings in London showed that gun control isn't effective at preventing violence, sparking outrage abroad. -
Earth News Geneva: the summer 2018 mini guide Ten cool places where to stay, eat, shop and relax during contemporary art biennale artgeneve/sculptures happening this summer -
United Kingdom Trump's knife crime claim: how do the US and UK compare? Donald Trump has sought to defend the use of guns stateside by shining a light on knife crime in London. But is the UK really any worse than the US? -
France Parisians angry at Trump's gun remarks France has rejected remarks by US President Donald Trump in which he said extremist attacks in Paris would have been different had people there been armed. -
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United Kingdom Former Man Utd boss Sir Alex Ferguson 'has brain haemorrhage' -
France Tens of thousands protest in Paris against President Macron's economic reforms His government is trying to re-boot the economy and reform everything from the education sector to the railways. -
Israel Viviani wins second leg of Giro D'Italia in Israel Italy's Elia Viviani has won the second leg of the Giro D'Italia and Rohan Dennis has taken the pink jersey from defending champion Tom Dumoulin. -
India Girl, 16, ‘raped and burnt alive’ in India A teenager was burnt alive after being raped in India, according to police, the latest in the country's sex assault epidemic. -
Russia Protesters detained in Russia as thousands rally ahead of Putin's inauguration Opposition politician Alexei Navalny called on demonstrators to gather in cities around Russia. -
Italy Fans of classic cars gather in Verona More than 1,300 classic cars are racing, being displayed and being sold in Verona along with spare parts, accessories and components. -
Bulgaria EU ministers in talks over possible new defence body Ministers talked about the European Intervention Initiative which would be separate from other EU defence initiatives and also allow the UK to take part after Brexit. -
Finland Finland tears up the rule book for presidential portrait Presidential portraits are normally dull affairs more concerned about being historically accurate. But the latest one to be unveiled in Finland has torn up the rule book and involved the work of a 100 artists. -
Gaza Watch: Protesters use tennis rackets to bat away tear gas Protesters have turned to tennis in their bid to bat away tear gas canisters thrown at them on the Israel-Palestine border. -
South Korea Anti-North Korean activists scuffle with South Korean police near border The activists, led by a North Korean defector, were prevented by police from launching anti-North Korean leaflet balloons towards the North. -
Germany Germany unveils statue of Karl Marx in his hometown It has been 200 years since philosopher Karl Marx was born, and only now has his image been immortalised in bronze and mounted in his hometown of Trier in Germany. -
Honduras US to end temporary protected status for Hondurans Immigrant rights groups and labor unions pledged to support Honduran immigrants on Friday after the United States said it will end temporary protections for them on January 5, 2020, leaving potentially 57,000 people vulnerable to deportation. -
USA NASA launches mission to explore below Mars' surface NASA's InSight mission to Mars was launched on an Atlas V-401 rocket from California in the early hours of Saturday morning and will take six months to reach the planet. -
Denmark Russian nuclear power, a 'floating Chernobyl', heading to the Arctic Environmental group Greenpeace warns that the world's first floating nuclear power plant, is actually a "floating Chernobyl" about to sail through some of the world's roughest seas. -
World News Glimmer of hope for man stuck at airport for nearly two months As he grapples with his own ordeal, he says Syrians are paying the price for a war they have "nothing to do with." -
Slovakia Slovakian protesters call for early elections Thousands gathered in the Slovakian capital Bratislava on Friday for anti-government protests following the murders of an investigative reporter and his fiancee. -
World News Don't be shocked Swedish meatballs are Turkish. All your food comes from elsewhere | View The history of food and so-called "national dishes" is a story of human hunger and interdependence. -
United Kingdom Thousands march for independence in Scotland Thousands of protesters have descended on Glasgow, Scotland, on Saturday in a mass call for independence, four years after a referendum failed to secure the result. -
World News Holy Land Christians feel abandoned by U.S. evangelicals In and around Bethlehem, Christians have gone from being 80 percent of the population when Israel was founded in 1950, to around 12 percent today. -
USA Donald Trump contradicts lawyer amid Stormy Daniels affair Donald Trump has undercut Rudy Giuliani, a former federal prosecutor who the president recently hired to represent him. -
USA Fresh eruptions prompt further evacuations in Hawaii Fresh eruptions on Hawaii's Big island have sent 30 metre high fountains of lava into the air, destroying several homes. -
North Korea North Korea resets time following meeting with the South North Korea has moved its clocks forward to align itself with South Korea.