18 May 2018 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Around 100,000 people expected in Windsor Hundreds of excited people hoping for a glimpse of the bride during the carriage procession, are already in place the night before the Royal wedding. -
World News When the military is stricter about guns than politicians, we have a problem Compared to the weapons training that military and law enforcement personnel undergo, the training required of civilian gun owners is a joke. -
France There's support for silenced film makers at the Cannes Film Festival It's after several directors were stopped by their countries governments to attend the festival in France -
World News How to talk to children about shootings: An age-by-age guide A horrific event has happened once again. What do we tell our children? -
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USA Texas school shooting: What we know so far The most up-to-date information on the Texas school shooting on Friday. -
World News Parkland Rep. Ted Deutch slams GOP for inaction on guns: 'How many more?' "It's not too soon. It's too late. For at least 8 families," the Democratic rep from Parkland, Florida, tweeted. -
World News Cuban airliner crashes after takeoff from Havana airport A Havana airport employee said that airport workers were alerted that a passenger jet had crashed on takeoff from José Martí International Airport. -
World News Over 100 dead after passenger plane crashes in Cuba A Boeing 737 plane has crashed just after take-off from Havana, Cuba, where 114 people were reported to have been on board -
World News 'I was scared for my life': Sante Fe HS witnesses recount chaos during shooting Teachers told students to run as fast as they could, while panicked parents rushed to campus. -
World EU data protection: "We are the first ones to set a real standard" 'The Global Conversation' met Jan Philipp Albrecht, the German MEP leading the charge behind the groundbreaking, new data protection regulations which will apply from 25 May 2018 -
World News Cannes: migrant documentary-maker slams French state policies Cannes: migrant documentary-maker slams French state policies -
Poland Teenager ranks gay-friendly schools in Poland to tackle homophobic bullying High school student Dominik Kuc has listed the best gay-friendly high schools in Warsaw and 92 make the list. -
Africanews Inspire Africa: Promoting a fabulous Africa The days the world was told that Africa was a land marred with misery and violence may not be over, but that narrative surely is not the only one anymore. -
No Comment A Chihuahua from an Italian movie " Dogman" won Palm Dog award at Cannes It's an award for the best performance of a four legged pooch in a film -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Blocked from western Europe, Erdogan takes his polarising rally to Bosnia The capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina is offering a platform that countries like the Netherlands and Germany have denied to Erdogan. But as is so often in the country, the decision has proved divisive. -
Europe News Marking the start of Ramadan - in a Brussels church Muslims join together with Jews and Christians to celebrate Muslim Holy Month -
Business Planet Building trust with business clusters: the Lapland example 'Business Planet' headed north to discover an exciting way in which SMEs and other firms are joining forces to strengthen credibility and build trust -
Earth News Cannes' Directors Fortnight 50th anniversary We tour the exhibition Cinéma(s) en liberté in Cannes celebrating 50 years of the Directors Fortnight. -
Russia Germany walks delicate line in its bilateral relations with Russia Under fire from some for "enabling" Vladimir Putin with the Nordstream gas pipeline projects, Angela Merkel went to the Sochi summit demanding guarantees for Ukraine. -
China Hong Kong: Activist found guilty of rioting in 2016 Prominent independence activist 26-year-old Edward Leung could face up to 12 years in prison for his role in one of the former British colony's worst ever riots. -
United Kingdom Can you guess the total cost of the royal wedding? Can you guess how much the royal wedding will cost in total? How about the exact time when Prince Harry and Meghan will tie the knot? Find out with Euronews' royal wedding in numbers chart. -
France Chihuahua wins Palm Dog award at Cannes It's an award for the best performance of a four legged pooch in a movie -
Switzerland United Nations human rights chief lashes out at Israel Zeid Raad al-Hussein said Israel used "wholly disproportionate" force on Gaza protesters -
World News Good news Friday! Here's a roundup of some of the brightest stories from the week to cheer up your Friday. -
USA "Multiple injured" in US school shooting Multiple people have been injured in a shooting at a high school in the United States. Santa Fe High School in Texas went into lockdown when the alarm was raised. -
World The Middle East embraces the spirit of Ramadan As the Holy Month of Ramadan begins, we examine how children are embracing the spiritual time in the multicultural UAE. We also travel to Cairo to shine a light on ‘fawanees’, the colourful lanterns which hold great cultural significance for Egyptians at this time of the year. -
World EU Ambassador talks peace, trade and friendship with the UAE To discuss Europe’s historical trade ties and cultural exchange with the Emirates’, the EU’s Ambassador to the UAE, Patrizio Fondi, sat down with Inspire for an exclusive interview -
Vatican Chilean bishops in mass resignation offer to Pope All 34 of Chile's bishops tendered their resignation over child sex abuse -
No Comment Hawaii volcano spews 9km-high plume of ash and could erupt again Hawaii's Kilauea volcano spewed ash nearly nine kilometers into the sky on Thursday (May 18) and scientists have warned it could be the first in a string of more violent explosive eruptions, with the next possibly occurring within hours. -
World News Number of fatalities in Texas school shooting is between 8 and 10: police say Number of fatalities is between 8 and 10 said Harris County, Texas Sheriff Ed Gonzalez. Fatalities include students and adult staff. -
USA Hawaii's Kilauea volcano sends lava onto the streets Residents of the Big Island were warned to take shelter from the ash as toxic gas levels spiked in a small area in the southeast. -
World News 34 Chilean bishops offer resignation to pope over abuse scandal "Above all, we want to ask forgiveness for the pain caused to the victims, to the pope, to the people of God and our country for the serious errors and omissions committed by us." -
United Kingdom Prince Charles will walk Meghan Markle down the aisle Her father Thomas Markle told celebrity website TMZ he was not going because he'd had a heart operation days before the ceremony -
Russia Watch live: Putin and Merkel joint press conference in Sochi German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Russian President Vladimir Putin hold joint news conference after talks in Russian city of Sochi -
World News Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's wedding cake is almost ready — see the prep work! Two hundred Amalfi lemons went into the lemon elderflower cake! -
Germany Germany and the US disagree over Russia's new Nordstream 2 pipeline It will double the amount of natural gas Russia can funnel directly to the heart of Europe from newly tapped reserves in Siberia. -
Italy Italy's coalition programme plan: point by point This is what the leading parties from the Italian election are proposing to do in office together. -
World News American superfans jet in for a taste of Meghan and Harry's big day "When you have a hobby like knitting you often have something to show for it. With royals you get to go to the events." -
Serbia Serbia's king who isn't Serbia's monarchs were kicked out of the country during World War II but they never gave up the claim to the throne. Now a new political party is lobbying to bring the monarchy back. -
No Comment No comments of the week From the controversial opening of the US embassy in Jerusalem to Britain's Prince William painting for Grenfell, here is our No Comment review of the week. -
World News New bridge cements Russia’s hold on Crimea The bridge linking Russia and the Crimean peninsula, annexed by Moscow in 2014, is a source of pride for Vladimir Putin but has brought anger in Ukraine. -
World News Which three EU nations met Nato spending goals in 2016? Nato wants its members to spend at least 2% of GDP on defence: not many European countries manage. -
Italy Anti-establishment Italian parties agree basis for coalition Some of the proposals of the populist 5-Star Movement and the far-right League will be seen as controversial -
USA They call them the junkie hunters, the body snatchers Florida is going through a sex-trafficking epidemic where women with drug addictions are being bought by traffickers through fraudulent treatment centres. Learn more about Florida's body snatchers in this week's NBC Left Field. -
Next Series #AskSpace: How much space junk is there actually out there? And the amount of space debris is not the only thing that matters. What can be done with it? Is recycling possible? -
USA Pregnant rhino sparks hope for subspecies “The confirmation of this pregnancy through artificial insemination represents an historic event for our organisation but also a critical step in our effort to save the northern white rhino." -
United Kingdom UK's anti-slavery czar resigns Commissioner Kevin Hyland says he has been frustrated by government interference in his role. -
World News Not even royalty will have the 'perfect' wedding, and that's OK | View There's so much pressure for everything to go right on your big day, but it never does. -
World News A better way to protect big animals | View If local communities had property rights to large animals like whales, elephants or rhinos, would preserving them be easier? -
United Kingdom Russian former spy discharged from UK hospital It is two months since Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yiulia were poisoned with a nerve agent in Salisbury. -
Economy EU acts to protect EU-Iran business from US sanctions The EU has relaunched an old law to protect business in Iran from US sanctions, putting Brussels on a collision course with Washington. -
Venezuela Venezuela's president Nicolas Maduro seeks another six years in power As Sunday's election approaches Venezuelans continue to suffer a deep and prolonged economic and social crisis. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: EU's Mideast dilemma, Zuckerberg heads for Brussels -
United Kingdom British police in remote areas could carry guns One reason for the proposal is the time it would take armed response units to get to the scene of an attack in a rural area -
Malaysia Malaysian police seize luxury goods from properties linked to ex-PM Police said the raids were in connection with investigations into the 1MDB fund -
United Kingdom Windsor gripped by royal fever Final preparations are underway in Windsor for the royal wedding on Saturday. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will be married at St George's chapel just behind the walls of the town's castle. -
No Comment Garbage truck crashes and burns as car attempts to backup on highway CCTV cameras were pointing directly onto Highway 360 when a garbage truck crashed and burst into flames. -
France Paris knife attack: police make new arrests French investigators have arrested a close friend of the Paris knife attacker. Abdul Hakim was detained in the north-east French town of Strasbourg and is being charged with conspiracy to take part in a terrorist attack. -
USA Yanny or Laurel? For Trump the question is not so simple White House staffers take on the question of the week: Yanny or Laurel? -
World News EU defies Trump with move to ‘block’ US-Iran sanctions | Euronews answers Brussels is heading for another clash with Washington over a move to blunt the effect of US sanctions on businesses operating in Iran. -
Russia 2018 FIFA World Cup: the Euronews guide The favourites, the outsiders, the controversies: our guide to the the world's biggest sporting event ahead of kick-off in Russia in June. -
No Comment Muslims mark the first day of Ramadan in Kashmir In Indian-controlled Kashmir, Muslims gathered at Srinagar's Grand mosque to offer their special prayers. -
Egypt Arab League demands inquiry into Israeli 'crimes' A meeting of the Arab League has demanded an international probe into what it denounced as “crimes” by Israeli forces on the country's border with Gaza. -
USA Trump: "The European Union has been terrible to the United States on trade" After European Council President Donald Tusk had laid into the US President, saying "with friends like these who needs enemies," it was Donald's Trump's turn to trade barbs. -
France Women challenge the status quo at the Cannes Film Festival Women often fill the frame at Cannes. On the red carpet, the camera lingers on them far longer than it does on men. But this year, some women are challenging that image. -
World News As it happened this morning: Friday, May 18 Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as they happen this morning. -
USA Gina Haspel confirmed as CIA's first female director The US Senate has voted in favour of appointing the CIA's first female director. The confirmation of Gina Haspel, a veteran of the spy agency, follows a partisan fight among lawmakers over her role in the its post-9/11 interrogation programme. -
World News Study claims Bitcoin uses as much energy as Ireland, but experts don't agree Like early claims about the energy-gobbling internet, experts find that assertion more than a little problematic. -
World News Gina Haspel and America's depressing indifference to torture | View Haspel's confirmation process could have been a referendum on past misdeeds — instead it whitewashed them. -
World News Kilauea threatens Hawaii but is less deadly than other types of volcanoes It's a so-called shield volcano, which is typically broader in shape and has lava that is relatively fluid.