26 May 2018 | Euronews

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  Sport Real Madrid wins Champions League final 3-1 Real Madrid wins Champions League final 3-1 22:42
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  Uganda Dozens dead in traffic accident - Ugandan Red Cross Police say incident occured 220 kkm north of Kampala 22:09
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  World News Bottles of 1774 "Vin Jaune d'Arbois" sell for record sum A bottle of vintage 1774 "Vin Jaune d'Arbois" has sold for a record 103,700 euros. Two other bottles from the same vintage went for 76,250 euros and 73,200 euros. 21:07
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  World News Ireland ends abortion ban as 'quiet revolution' transforms country Ireland's Prime Minister described the result as the culmination of a "quiet revolution" in what was once one of Europe's most socially conservative countries. 19:32
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  France France: Thousands protest against President Macron's economic reforms Yet some of the reforms are popular polls suggest, such as at the state-owned SNCF railway company that would see an end to job-for-life contracts. 19:22
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  Ukraine Seven takeaways from the Champions League final Seven takeaways from the Champions League final. 19:09
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  Sport Chris Froome on the brink of Giro history Chris Froome is on track to become the first Briton to win the Giro d'Italia -- and match the achievements of cycling greats Eddy Merckx and Bernard Hinault. 17:58
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  Ireland Ireland overturns abortion ban in historic vote Irish voters back a referendum by over 66% to liberalise abortion laws, according to the official result. 17:55
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  Colombia Colombians vote in high-stakes presidential election Colombians head to the polls in the first round of presidential elections on Sunday 17:28
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  Sport Netherlands, South Korea and Japan strike gold in Hohhot Having failed to take a World Judo Tour gold medal since 2016, South Korea's An Changrim upset the form book with a win over the world number one Soichi Hashimoto. 17:19
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  Russia Russian man arrested for vandalising painting depicting Ivan the Terrible Russia's first tzar is depicted cradling his dying son after striking him in a fit of rage - the accused said he didn't think the painting was historically accurate. 16:43
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  Sport Former UEFA Chief Michel Platini cleared The Frenchman was banned in 2015 from all football-related business after receiving a 1.7 million euro payment from FIFA that "lacked transparency." 16:13
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  Ukraine Kyiv residents show football fans Ukrainian hospitality ahead of Saturday's game Euronews caught up with the football fans who were invited to stay in the homes of some residents in Kyiv. 16:05
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  Australia Russia still denies any responsibility for MH17 downing, despite UN-backed report blaming it Russian president Vladimir Putin said, since Russia was not involved with the investgiation, it cannot trust its findings. 15:11
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  United Kingdom EU's Barnier tells Britain to stop playing Brexit 'hide and seek' The Eu's chief Brexit negotiator tells the UK to "look at the reality of the EU in the face." 14:59
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  Denmark Large crowds for Frederik's 50th Danish Crown Prince celebrates birthday in Copenhagen 14:26
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  World News Korean leaders hold surprise second summit as Trump says Kim talks could go ahead The two leaders met at the demilitarized zone on the Korean border. 13:37
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  Africanews Africa's digital trailblazers [Inspire Africa] They are not only the future of the African continent.. But also its very present. They are professional from all walks of life who are fueling Africa's development .. And we - on INSPIRE AFRICA - are 13:00
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  World News Is there an alternative to mass tourism? 11 European cities have created a network to fight the negative consequences of mass tourism. 12:59
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  Brazil Brazil struggles as truck driver protest halts food and fuel deliveries State of emergency declared in Rio de Janeiro and megacity Sao Paulo. 12:17
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  World News Vast hidden canyons and mountain ranges discovered in Antarctica The enormous size of the troughs took scientists by surprise. 12:00
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  World News Saudi arrests of female activists come amid prince's wider crackdown "Some Western observers have been happy to turn a blind eye," said Jane Kinninmont, deputy head of the Middle East and North Africa program at Chatham House, a London think tank. 11:23
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  Oman Cyclone batters Oman 12-year-old girl is victim as storm moves on from Yemen 11:00
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  USA Surprise new meeting between North and South Korean leaders South Korean President Moon Jae-in met North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Saturday to discuss Kim's possible upcoming summit with U.S. President Donald Trump 08:26