5 June 2018 | Euronews
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World News Kate Spade was both an elegant taste-maker and a savvy mogul The late designer set the sleek and brightly colored fashion template for a generation of striving women. -
World News Man begins swim from Japan to San Francisco Ben Lecomte, born in France and now living in Texas, has begun a swim estimated at 5,500 miles. He hopes to bring attention to pollution from plastics. -
World News US school safety committee won't examine guns, DeVos says "That is not part of the commission's charge, per se," the education secretary said. -
World News Remembering Kate Spade: How the preppy designer became a household name The designer was best known for her sleek handbags and upscale style. -
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Italy Italy's Conte wins Senate vote of confidence Italy's coalition government of PM Giuseppe Conte has won a vote of confidence in the Senate - the first step towards its confirmation. -
World News I survived the swimsuit competition: Here's why other women shouldn't have to Miss America is getting rid of the swimsuit competition is the right call. I know from experience. -
No Comment Night Survey of Kilauea Region Reveals Spectacular Lava Displays A National Guard night survey to show the progress of lava on June 3 revealed spectacular flows and eruptions near Hilo, Hawaii. -
No Comment Robbers on scooters raid London jewellers, one arrested: police One man was arrested following a robbery at a jewellery shop in central London on Tuesday, the Metropolitan Police said. -
World News Little EU solidarity on migration Official data shows re-location project not implemented -
No Comment Brittany under the water Strong thunderstorms affected the city of Morlaix in Finistère. -
No Comment Guatemalan police officer rescues a baby from the debris The death toll in Sunday's volcanic eruption which devastated parts of Guatemala has risen to 69, according to latest reports. -
Romania Gay Romanian-American couple win EU residency rights European Court of Justice rules that the couple is entitled to the same rights as other married couples in the EU. -
World News Fashion designer Kate Spade found dead in her apartment Fashion designer Kate Spade was found dead at her New York apartment on Tuesday. -
Netherlands What's it like to break into a military submarine? Bob Thissen has spent more than a decade exploring some of Europe's most obscure relics. His latest adventure saw him spend a night on a submarine near Lisbon, frozen in time since it was last used more than a decade ago. -
United Kingdom London council oversaw Grenfell "death trap" Lawyers at the inquiry into the Grenfell Tower Disaster accused the local council of not treating residents fairly when they warned of the disaster -
USA 50th anniversary of Senator Kennedy's assassination His brother, President John F Kennedy, had been shot dead five years before in 1963. -
France Macron tells Netanyahu the Iran nuclear deal is not 'sufficient' The two leaders discussed the Iranian nuclear deal and the situation in Syria. -
Cult Aftermath: How the Great War impacted European art New exhibition at London's Tate Britain -
Europe News EU Agriculture proposals a 'greenwash' EU agriculture ministers flocked to an informal meeting in Sofia earlier this week where they talked about modernising and simplifying the Common Agricultural Policy. But their proposals have left a sour taste in some people's mouths. -
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia issues first driving licences to women Human rights groups have denounced a recent crackdown on campaigners against the ban on women drivers. -
Italy Naples - The Five Star Stronghold Euronews All Voices tour explores the roots of Italian populism -
Economy From coffee house to White House? Ex-Starbucks chief ponders political future -
World News What is gun control in the US? What you need to know The root of the gun control debate stems from single sentence in the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. -
United Kingdom UK gov't green lights third runway at Heathrow airport It will be the first full-length runway to be built in the London area in 70 years -
Iran Don't misinterpret Iran's restraint, ambassador warns Europe Tehran's ambassador to Brussels warns that Trump's bullying could create "uncontrollable conflict" -
Netherlands Watch: Dutch PM Rutte applauded after clearing up own coffee spill Is this something you can imagine the leader of your country doing? -
Syria Raqqa: Coalition forces violated international humanitarian law A new report from Amnesty International says they have enough evidence for potential war crimes from the war in Syria -
Bulgaria Bulgarian cow sentenced to death for wandering outside of EU Penka the cow will be shot for crossing EU border without documentation -
Russia Russian TV show accused of Photoshopping a smile on Kim Jong Un It's not the first time that particular show has been accused of using fake images. -
Italy Conte outlines government agenda ahead of confidence vote Newly sworn-in Guiseppe Conte has outlined his government's agenda ahead of a confidence vote -
Iran Europe faces a choice over Iran: uphold its values or surrender its credibility | View Europe must take decisive action in support of its values if it wants to save the nuclear accord with Iran, says the country's ambassador. -
Italy Accident selfie provokes fury in Italy Man took picture of himself as paramedics treated injured woman behind him. -
Economy The astronomical cost of gender inequality Gender inequality is costing every one of us a fortune. World Bank CEO Kristalina Georgieva tells Euronews why and explains what needs to be done. -
United Kingdom U.K. Government sells RBS shares for huge loss U.K. Government has sold 7.7 percent of its RBS shares at half the price they bought them for -
World News Which countries in Europe have the worst broadband coverage? More than a dozen EU countries have poor broadband coverage in rural areas, latest figures reveal. -
World News 10 Saudi women get driving licenses — as crackdown targets movement's leaders "The lifting of the ban on driving is a real contradiction when we see the activists who have dedicated their campaign efforts remain in detention." -
Guatemala Volcanologist warns of deadly mudslides in Guatemala Heavy rainfall may mix with loose ash and cause mudslides to flow down the Fuego volcano. -
Poland Watch: Floods worsen in central Europe Parts of Poland, Bulgaria, and northwest France have been hit by the heavy rainfall and storms. -
Turkey Searching for ‘Freedom’ or ‘Liberty’ in Turkey? Sorry, not available… A Turkish opposition party has bought up Google advertising space to highlight human rights abuses ahead of this month’s elections. -
Belgium Meet our first #Europeanhero: the nurse Belgian nurse Liesbeth Moortgat was nominated as part of our #Europeanheroes campaign by one of her long-term patients, Inge Vandelanoot, for whom Liesbeth has become a "mum, wife, and understanding friend". -
Sport World Cup Russia 2018: How to follow Belgium Your team not going to the 2018 World Cup? You want to become a fan of another team? You know your friends, but you want to get to know your enemies? Learn to love them? Euronews can help with our basic toolkit for the Belgian national team. -
Sport World Cup Russia 2018: How to follow France Your team not going to the 2018 World Cup? You want to become a fan of another team? You know your friends, but you want to get to know your enemies? Learn to love them? Euronews can help with our basic toolkit for the French national team. -
Sport World Cup Russia 2018: how to follow Portugal Your team not going to the 2018 World Cup? You want to become a fan of another team? You know your friends, but you want to get to know your enemies? Learn to love them? Euronews can help with our basic toolkit for the Portuguese national team. -
Sport World Cup Russia 2018: how to follow Germany Your team not going to the 2018 World Cup? You want to become a fan of another team? You know your friends, but you want to get to know your enemies? Learn to love them? Euronews can help with our basic toolkit for the German national team. -
Sport World Cup Russia 2018: How to follow Iran Your team not going to the 2018 World Cup? You want to become a fan of another team? You know your friends, but you want to get to know your enemies? Learn to love them? Euronews can help with our basic toolkit for the Iranian national team. -
Sport World Cup Russia 2018: how to follow Spain Your team not going to the 2018 World Cup? You want to become a fan of another team? You know your friends, but you want to get to know your enemies? Learn to love them? Euronews can help with our basic toolkit for the Spanish national team. -
Sport World Cup Russia 2018: How to follow Russia Is your team not going to the 2018 World Cup? Want to become a fan of another team? You know your friends, but you want to get to know your enemies? Learn to love them? Euronews can help with our basic toolkit for the Russian national team. -
Germany How economic powerhouse Germany has been slow with fast broadband for all Europe’s economic juggernaut Germany is struggling to roll out fast broadband to all its citizens, a new report claims. -
Argentina Thousands rally in Buenos Aires for women's abortion rights In the 3rd anniversary of the 'Not One More' march, protestors focussed on the growing campaign in Argentina, where legalised abortion is only allowed in cases of rape or risk to the mother's life. -
Romania European court rules Romania must give residency to gay man's partner European court rules in favour of American-Romanian gay couple who wanted to settle in Romania, which doesn't recognise same-sex marriage -
World News Middle-class tax plan triggers Jordan's biggest protests in years The government is under pressure from the International Monetary Fund to carry out economic reforms and austerity measures to rein in growing public debt. -
France An early painting by Vincent Van Gogh has sold for more than € 7m The "Women Mending Nets in the Dunes" was bought by an American collector. A bidding war pushed the price above its estimate of € 3m-€ 5m -
World News Nuclear Fallout: Israeli PM visits France to push President Macron to abandon Iran deal Netanyahu wants to keep talks focused on the deal -
Singapore Singapore Mint release commemorative coins in honour of Trump-Kim summit The Singapore Mint has released commemorative medallions celebrating the anticipated summit between US President Donald Trump and North Korea's Kim Jong Un, set for June 12. -
France An unidentified dinosaur sells for over 2 million Euros at Paris Auction An unnamed French art collector has bought the relic and it's understood he'll be presenting it to the public -
Economy The Brussels Economic Forum 2018 - watch live Watch the flagship economic event of the European Commission. -
Ukraine Lufthansa drops Russia World Cup advert filmed in Ukraine German airline Lufthansa has scrapped an advert for the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia that was filmed in Kyiv. -
Japan French swimmer begins Pacific Ocean crossing to fight ‘plastic smog’ Benoit Lecomte aims to swim from Japan to California while researching the effects of plastic pollution clogging the Pacific. -
United Kingdom Liverpool goalkeeper had concussion during Champions League final Medical tests have shown Loris Karius sustained a concussion during Liverpool's Champion's League final against Real Madrid in which he made two crucial errors. -
Romania 'I had this idea to try to help, so I offered them my car" Alex Bobes runs a free taxi service in Romania. He says he wants to set an example to show that even with a full time job, and a family, everyone can offer something to their communities. -
USA Former US defence worker arrested for spying Man is held at airport accused of accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars for information. -
Belgium Funeral held for youngest Liege terror victim 22-year-old Cyril Vangriecken was one of three victims to be killed in last week's attack, along with two policewomen. -
Singapore Preparations for landmark Trump-Kim summit in Singapore Singapore declares its diplomatic district a “special event area" while the UN's nuclear watchdog, the IAEA, says it's ready to resume its nuclear verification activities in North Korea. -
World News 'It haunts me': Parkland school officer defends actions during massacre 'I never would have sat there and let my kids get slaughtered' -
World News Prosecutors seek to revoke Paul Manafort's bail The FBI says Trump's former campaign manager tried to "suborn perjury" from potential witnesses. -
World News Guatemala's deadly Volcano of Fire The Ring of Fire is a horseshoe-shaped zone that can be traced along the Pacific rim, where many of the world's earthquakes and volcanic eruptions occur. -
World News Trump cancels Eagles' Super Bowl ceremony over anthem dispute The president says players should "proudly stand for the National Anthem, hand on heart, in honor of the great men and women of our military." -
World News Howard Schultz steps down as Starbucks chairman Schultz, who joined Starbucks when it was one store, says no company is perfect but that he's proud the company has balanced profits and responsibility. -
World News Supreme Leader orders Iran to be ready to increase uranium enrichment Ayatollah Khamenei says Iran should be ready to increase enrichment if the nuke deal falls apart, and vows that Iran will continue to develop missiles.