25 June 2018 | Euronews
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World News UK MPs back controversial Heathrow Airport expansion UK MPs support Heathrow Airport expansion by 415 votes to 119, majority 296 -
World News China won't take the world's plastic trash. Now what? "This is a wakeup call," a University of Georgia researcher said, highlighting the need for new ideas on how to handle plastic trash. -
World News Iran protests broaden as U.S. sanctions takes toll on economy The unrest signaled widespread unease after the U.S. decision to withdraw from Tehran's nuclear deal and restore sanctions on the country. -
World News Salvini pitches migrant centres in North Africa Italian Interior Minister says he wants to set up centres to the south of Libya intercept migrant before they can make it to the coast, cutting them off at their source. -
Hungary Designer offers to adjust Orban's suit for free A Hungarian fashion designer invited Prime Minister Viktor Orban to send him one of his suits so he can adjust it for free after seeing a recent picture of the leader in ill-fitting trousers. -
Sport Spain top Group B after lively 2-2 draw against Morocco Spain topped Group B after a thrilling 2-2 draw with Morocco. -
No Comment Mexico City breaks Guinness record for simultaneous foosball-playing Over 1,000 people gathered in Mexico City's Zocalo to break the Guinness World Record for simultaneous foosball-playing, -
Sport Iran out of the World Cup after drawing 1-1 against Portugal Iran were eliminated from the World Cup despite scoring a late penalty to draw with Portugal. -
No Comment Russians make giant Messi cake to mark star`'s 31st birthday. The residents of Bronnitsy, where the Argentina squad are based during the World Cup, made a giant cake in the shape of Lionel Messi to mark his 31st birthday on Sunday. -
No Comment Gay Pride Revelers: US Has 'a Long Way to Go' Celebration is mixing with defiance at New York City's annual march for gay pride on Sunday. -
World News Rescued migrants remained stranded at sea Malta and Italy, the nearest EU coastal states, have refused the rescue ships permission to dock. -
No Comment English village's competition of choice: toe wrestling Every year, the charming, quiet English village of Fenny Bentley welcomes athletes from around the globe. Their sport of choice? Toe wrestling. -
Series Tbilisi's old town: a bridge between ancient and modern times Georgia's capital city blends centuries old streets with a modern day metropolis -
Next Series Exoskeletons help patients regain mobility Can an exoskeleton help in the rehabilitation of patients who have suffered strokes? -
Africanews Inspire Africa: Innovative entrepreneurs from Senegal, Rwanda and Cameroon Inspire Africa features a Senegal entrepreneur making health services more affordable, a Rwandan institute tackling the issue of gender equality and insights from Douala, the economic capital of Camer -
Germany German family minister considers Burkinis acceptable for Muslim women German family minister Franziska Giffey said that she considered burkinis as acceptable for Muslim women after school purchased them to allow girls to participate in swim lessons. -
France French butchers want protection against vegan 'terrorism' French butchers have called on the government to protect them against violent attacks from vegan “terrorism.” -
Europe News Europe's Dublin dilemma -
World News Turkey enters new era with same strongman in charge "A very powerful individual, accused of being more and more authoritarian, has extended his powers," one expert said. -
Australia Real life 'soccer-roo' disrupts football game in Canberra The kangaroo could not get enough of football. -
World News Supreme Court throws out ruling against florist who refused to serve same-sex couple The florist's case will go back to the Washington state courts "for further consideration in light" of an earlier decision in favor of a Colorado baker. -
Turkey What does the Turkish election mean for Turks and the world? Turkey's freshly elected President Erdogan has just fufiled his dream with executive prsidency. But what does it mean for Turkey's war in Syria, its slumping economy, and the Kurds? -
Earth News Floating gardens in the heart of London Living on historic boats in the center of London -
United Kingdom Brexit dampens desirability of UK for overseas workers A new survey has found that the UK has become less attractive to international workers while British workers’ willingness to work abroad has significantly increased. -
Sport Saudi Arabia defeat Egypt with last-minute winner Saudi Arabia beat Egypt 2-1 with a last-minute goal. -
USA Harley-Davidson hit by EU tariffs The motorcycle manufacturer is shifting production of its vehicles for the European market out of the US in order to avoid retaliatory tariffs imposed by the EU in response to Trump's import tax hikes on steel and aluminium. -
World News Meet Zsa Zsa, the winner of the World's Ugliest Dog contest That tongue! Those teeth! -
Sport World Cup: Uruguay defeat hosts Russia in 3-0 win Uruguay defeated Russia in a 3-0 win. -
Italy Maersk cargo ship granted permission to dock in Italy Maersk cargo ship granted permission to dock in Italy in the early hours of Tuesday morning. -
United Kingdom Business warnings on Brexit: Euronews Answers Airbus and BMW have become the latest businesses to warn about the implications of a "No Deal" Brexit. -
Morocco Morocco's Gnaoua World Music Festival celebrates its African roots Its songs and rhythms, are a mixture of Islamic Sufist and pre-Islamic African music and are intended to send its listeners into a trance. -
United Kingdom Uber fights to regain London licence, claims "wholesale change" Taxi app firm Uber fights to regain London operating licence, claims "wholesale change" -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson MIA for critical parliamentary vote on expansion of Heathrow The internet is searching for Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, who has previously promised to oppose plans for the construction of a third runway at the west London airport. -
Economy Turkey's markets rally after President Erdogan re-elected Turkey's markets rally after president re-elected. -
Turkey The Turkish election result could send a message to the world Ece Temelkuran, Turkey's "most-read political columnist", says the election is sending an important message to the EU and the rest of the world. -
World News From Brussels to Bulgaria, all Europeans deserve the same quality of consumer goods | View Why I'm fighting for consumers in all EU countries to have access to the same quality food and other consumer products no matter where they shop. -
Republic of North Macedonia FYR Macedonia: Minister offers tomatoes for EU membership FYR Macedonia's foreign minister promises to send a fresh batch of tomatoes to anyone who supports his country's bid for EU membership. -
Poland Poland’s protesters will not be silenced | View Despite an escalating crackdown on peaceful protest, people in Poland continue to take to the streets and courageously demonstrate against abuse of their rights and threats to the rule of law, says Amnesty International. -
World News WATCH: EU Migration Summit - 16 leaders meet to seek solutions 16 EU leaders have gathered in Brussels for an emergency summit on migration. -
Libya Nearly a thousand migrants returned to Libya by coastguard Nearly a thousand migrants returned to Libya by coastguard. -
Nigeria Dozens killed in central Nigeria as herders clash with farmers Dozens killed in central Nigeria as herders clash with farmers. -
Turkey Key takeaways from Erdogan's victory speech Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan addressed his supporters gathered in front of AKP headquarters in Ankara, Turkey. Here are the key takeaways from his speech. -
World News Stormy Daniels to meet with federal prosecutors in New York A $130,000 payment from Michael Cohen as part of a non-disclosure agreement related to an alleged affair with President Donald Trump is part of the inquiry. -
World News 'Jurassic World' sequel stomps to $150 million debut Together, the dinosaur epic and "Incredibles 2" gave Hollywood its fourth-biggest weekend ever.