22 May 2018 | Euronews
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Pakistan 65 dead in Pakistani city as temperature tops 44 degrees The heat wave has coincided with power outages and the start of Ramadan, when most Muslims do not eat or drink during the day. -
World News As it happened this morning, Wednesday, May 23 This is how we covered news emerging on Wednesday morning. -
World News Pakistani dad urges Trump to keep schools safe Abdul Aziz Sheikh, father of exchange student Sabika Sheikh, says he thought his daughter would be safer in America than in Pakistan. -
World News Waitress and grandma of 7 receives $3,000 tip for hard work and 'smiling' One server from Washington state is still in shock after a generous couple left her a four-figure tip. -
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Sport Wentworth prepares for BMW PGA Championship The 2018 Rolex Series begins on the 24th of May with the first of eight events. -
Cult Scorpions back for 'once in a lifetime' event Almost 20 years after their historic appearance with the Berlin Philharmonic, the Scorpions are reprising the event with the Athens state orchestra. -
USA Hawaii workers rush to shut down power plant in path of lava Molten lava erupting from the Kilauea volcano on Hawaii's Big Island is creeping closer to a key geothermal power plant, as workers rush to shut down the facility to prevent a major release of toxic fumes. -
China China announces it will slash tariffs on car imports The move is likely to boost production of car manufacturers worldwide -
USA Trump casts doubt on planned summit with North Korean leader During a meeting with South Korean President Moon Jae-in, Donald Trump mentioned the summit with North Korean leader may not happen. -
Belgium Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook and your privacy Mark Zuckerberg's visit to the European Parliament coincides with the introduction of the EU's new rules on data protection, which requires companies to give European citizens greater control over their personal data. But some believe that all publicity is good publicity. -
United Kingdom Harry and Meghan attend garden party in first official outing Prince Harry and his new wife Meghan Markle — now officially known as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex — on Tuesday appeared at their first official engagement since marrying last weekend. -
World News Manchester Arena bombing one year anniversary Events have been taking place to remember the victims of the Manchester Arena bombing one year ago. -
Cult Lizzie Sadin at the Saatchi Gallery London's Saatchi Gallery is showing the work of French photojournalist Lizzie Sadin who won the Carmignac Photojournalism Award 2017. -
Ecotech Jaguar's all-electric race car prototype presented in Berlin The race car will ride on the carmaker's all-electric racing championship, the Jaguar I-PACE eTROPHY later this year. -
Belgium Activists paint their own pedestrian crossing on deadly Brussels street Members of Belgian citizen groups paint a zebra crossing on the street where an elderly man was run over and killed -
World News French government "won't listen" says leader of CGT union Euronews spoke to Philippe Martinez, the leader of one of France's largest unions, the CGT. Thousands of public sector workers have been protesting against President Macron's economic reform -
World News Why does everyone keep asking if they can use my data? If you've been seeing a lot of messages on websites about your data, or getting bombarded with emails, here's why. -
Denmark Copenhagen's largest cannabis market shut down Pusher St. in Copenhagen's alternative Christiania neighbourhood was unexpectedly closed on Tuesday morning -
Europe News Mark Zuckerberg apologises to European Parliament for massive data leak Watch live as Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg meets lawmakers in the European Parliament. -
Europe News Human trafficking in Brussels -
Spain Spain: Podemos leaders face backlash over luxury house purchase Members of Spanish anti-austerity party Podemos are voting to decide whether party leader Pablo Iglesias and his partner should remain in their positions following controversy over their purchase of a luxury home. -
Cult Musée Jacquemart-André holds Mary Cassatt retrospective Despite spending more than 60 years painting in Paris, and considered by her home country as one of the greatest artists of her time, American Mary Cassatt has received little attention from the French art world. A new exhibition in Paris hopes to change this ... -
No Comment Monsoon rains cause heavy flooding in Sri Lanka At least eight dead from flooding and landslides -
Cult King of Comedy's items to go on auction in Las Vegas Items of the late US comedian Jerry Lewis will go under the hammer next month -
World News 'Ripped from their arms': Parents and children separated at border "Wouldn't you feel anguish if they took your kids? I'd be going crazy. It's inhumane," said a public defender in McAllen, Texas. -
World News Which European capitals have the cleanest, safest roads? Out of 13 European capitals, which had the best public transport system, road safety and air quality? -
No Comment Deadly acid cloud over Hawaii after volcano eruption Toxic cloud caused by stream of lava flowing into Pacific Ocean -
No Comment Pakistan's poor struggle to cope with heat during Ramadan A heatwave has killed 65 people in Pakistan's southern city of Karachi over the past three days, a social welfare organisation said on Tuesday (May 22), amid fears the death toll could climb as the high temperatures persist. -
No Comment Iconic Russian matrioshka dolls painted with World Cup symbols With the World Cup in Russia now less than a month away, makers of the iconic Matrioshka dolls in host city Nizhny-Novgorod have come up with a twist for visitors — the wooden nesting dolls have been painted with World Cup symbols. -
Destinations Bages, the gem of the Médoc peninsula Living it travels to luxury estate Château Cordeillan-Bages. -
United Kingdom Comcast cleared in the battle for Sky Britain says it’s unlikely to refer Comcast’s bid for Sky to the country’s media regulator, removing a major hurdle in the US cable group’s move to acquire the broadcaster. -
United Kingdom Royal wedding guests flog gift bags online Gift bags given to guests at the royal wedding have appeared on auction site eBay -
World News Marks and Spencer to close 100 stores Marks and Spencer to close 100 stores by 2022 -
World News What is 'laze'? Toxic gas plume created by Hawaii volcano Lava haze is made of dense white clouds of steam, toxic gas and tiny shards of volcanic glass. -
Belarus Belarus says same-sex relationships are 'fake' after UK embassy displays rainbow flag Attitudes towards LGBT people have hardened in Belarus in recent years, human rights defenders say. -
World News Pompeo deserves a 'punch to the mouth' over his sanctions vow, Iran commander says The U.S. is demanding that Tehran essentially overhaul its regional and military policies by meeting a list of 12 demands. -
Sport West Ham name Manuel Pellegrini as new manager Manuel Pellegrini has appointed as the new manager at English Premier League side West Ham on Tuesday. -
Sport Your vote: Who will win the Champions League final between Real Madrid and Liverpool FC? Ahead of Saturday's Champions League final between Real Madrid and Liverpool FC, Euronews wants your say on who you think will win the prestigious title this year. -
Russia Russia raises its Arctic profile with arrival of floating nuclear power plant Vessel can power 50,000 homes, but environmentalists warn of a potential disaster in the making. -
Economy Sony buys EMI to become the world's biggest music publisher Sony is splashing out €2bn to buy a controlling stake in the music publisher EMI. The deal will take advantage of the rapid growth in streaming services, which have driven a recovery in the music industry. -
Cuba Death toll from Cuba plane crash rises The death toll from the Cuban air disaster rose to 111 on Monday as concern grew over the operations of the Mexican company that leased the 39-year old Boeing 737 to Cuba's airline. -
Italy Abortion is legal in Italy — so why are women being refused? Campaigners say abortion is harder than ever for women in Italy, exactly 40 years since it was legalised. -
World News The world's spying capital tilts toward Putin's Russia A pro-Moscow party now has responsibility for Austria's intelligence services, raising fears that Western security secrets might be leaked to Russia. -
Europe News Zuckerberg comes to Europe to answer Facebook criticisms The social media boss will be questioned by the heads of the political groups in the European Parliament in a session that will be livestreamed to the public. -
World News Watch: Facebook, French strikes and the Grenfell hearing on 'Good Morning Europe' Euronews' flagship, morning show 'Good Morning Europe' launches -
World News GDPR explained: what the EU’s major new data protection rules mean for you New data protection rules come into force on May 25. They have been billed as the biggest shake-up of data privacy laws since the birth of the web. -
United Kingdom Royal visit to Chelsea Flower show The engagement is said to be one of Her Majesty's favourites -
Belgium Facebook faces EU grilling Zuckerberg testified before the US Congress in a two-day hearing last month -
Australia Archbishop of Adelaide found gulity of child abuse cover-up Philip Wilson, 67, could go to jail for two years for sitting on statements from victim of paedophile priest for nearly 30 years. -
Iran Iran condemns US threats of 'strongest sanctions' Tehran lashes out at Trump administration and its "failed policies" following a US threat to impose strongest sanctions in history -
West Bank Abbas 'suffering from pneumonia but improving' Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas has a lung infection but is said to be improving as rumours circulate about his health -
World News Australian archbishop convicted of sex abuse cover-up Wilson denied under oath that two former altar boys told him that they had been sexually abused by a priest. -
World News Some Santa Fe shooting victims may have been caught in crossfire For 25 minutes, Texas deputies and police officers alternated between trading shots and negotiating with the Santa Fe High School gunman. -
World News As it happened this morning, Tuesday, May 22 Take a look at our latest updates to see how the news unfolded this morning. -
United Kingdom One year on - Manchester remembers A national one-minute silence will be held to mark the anniversary. The Duke of Cambridge and Prime Minister Theresa May will attend a service of remembrance at Manchester Cathedral.