Watch: Italy's 'Mr Scissors', migrant turned French hero, English cheese-rolling

Watch: Italy's 'Mr Scissors', migrant turned French hero, English cheese-rolling
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Get up to speed on the issues driving the conversation across Europe and the world: Tesa Arcilla anchors Euronews' live daily morning show Good Morning Europe from Euronews' headquarters in Lyon.

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Euronews' live daily morning show Good Morning Europe has launched. Anchored by Tesa Arcilla, at Euronews' headquarters in Lyon, it addresses the most pressing issues in Europe and across the world.

A specialist team in the show's social media hub The Cube verifies posts from social media, sorting the breaking facts from the hoaxes and misinformation. The Cube team also brings an #AllViews perspective from the web by gathering reactions from across Europe and beyond.

In today's edition: Will a political crisis in Italy turn into a showdown over the country’s future in Europe? Claudio Lavanga explains how the appointment of a new prime minister known as “Mr Scissors” has infuriated the populists who just days ago were hoping to form an anti-austerity government.

Meanwhile, Anelise Borges in Paris tells us about soul-searching in France as the nation celebrates the migrant who dramatically rescued a child hanging from a balcony — all the while debating tough new immigration laws.

In other headlines: The Spanish prime minister faces a vote of no confidence following a corruption ruling against members of his party; truck drivers bring Brazil to a standstill, and has the odd English tradition of cheese-rolling passed its sell-by date?

You can catch more from the Good Morning Europe team every weekday from 8am CET.

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