4 July 2018 | Euronews
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Poland Government reform protests gather pace in Poland Poland's top judge defies a new retirement law as anger grows over government reforms and protests gather pace -
World News Pre-human toddler could walk and climb like a pro Little skeleton had feet that looked partly like modern humans, and partly like modern apes -
Thailand French divers offer to help Thai cave rescue French divers offer to help Thai cave rescue -
World News Test-tube rhinos? Experiment aims to save a vanishing species The next step is using stem cells to try to grow pure northern white rhinos in the lab. -
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Business Remote work offers hope to Gaza residents Remote work offers hope to Gaza residents -
World News European migrant rescue NGOs stuck on dry land amid ‘political crackdown’ German charity Sea Watch compared the restrictions imposed by Malta to "stopping an ambulance trying to reach a road traffic accident”. -
No Comment Classmates of trapped Thai boys visit cave A diver supporting the rescue operation of a Thai football team trapped in a flooded cave said on Wednesday that the boys had been practicing wearing diving masks and breathing -
Europe News Arrest warrant 'political, illegal and absurd,' says Ecuador's Correa Former president Rafael Correa, accused of kidnapping a political opponent in 2012, denies all charges -
Sport Barcelona deny Rosell "bought liver" for Abidal transplant F.C. Barcelona has denied that Eric Abidal was bought a liver by Sandro Rosell in 2012 -
World News EU not honouring commitments to help rescue migrants: Libyan official The EU has not “fulfilled any commitments” to provide the Libyan Coast Guards with equipment to help stem the flow of migrants attempting to cross the Mediterranean, a spokesman for the Libyan Navy said Wednesday. -
Sport World Cup 2018 Round Up World Cup 2018 Round Up -
World News Don't give up hope, freed Chilean miner tells Thai soccer team "They shouldn't be ashamed to be scared," Omar Reygadas said of the boys. "Because we were scared, too. Our tears also ran. Even as adult men, we cried." -
Russia Russian commissions giant mural of his wife with Moscow public funds The funds were intended to go to four World Cup murals. -
Hungary Hungarians embrace plastic-free July More than a dozen restaurants and cafes in Budapest have agreed to fill used bottles or flasks with water for free. It's in a bid to have a Plastic Free July. -
Earth News A walk in London's ice cream museum From historical artefacts to interactive exhibits, the British Museum of Food presents three centuries of ice cream history. -
Europe News WATCH IN FULL: French astronaut Thomas Pesquet interview "Hanging on the outside of the ISS, just by two fingers and watching below my feet 450 km of void. That was the most extreme experience I ever had." -
Russia Putin and Trump likely to discuss southern Syria, says Lavrov The crisis in southern Syria’s de-escalation zone could be discussed by Putin and Trump when they meet on July 16. -
France Violence erupts in Nantes after police kill young man in traffic stop Cars were burned and a shopping centre partly set alight in the Breil neighbourhood as police confronted young people, some armed with molotov cocktails. -
No Comment Migrants aboard aid ship share hopes as they head to Spain The mood was light aboard the Open Arms on Tuesday as it sailed towards Spain carrying 60 migrants rescued off the coast of Libya on June 30. -
Poland Hundreds protest in Poland at judge retirement law Changes in Poland that force judges to retire at 65 could mean up to 40 percent of Supreme Court judges will lose their jobs. -
World News 'Taxi services' rescue migrants from sea, but welcoming ports dwindle Such operations are getting complicated amid claims ships run by charities serve as de facto "taxi services" for human smugglers based in Libya. -
United Kingdom This drone can fill in potholes with 3-D printed materials Potholes are a costly problem for authorities and drivers. Could this be the solution? -
World News Ten reasons the World Cup is the best international sports championship From unexpected friendships to making dreams come true, this is why the World Cup is the best international sports championship there is. -
Europe News 'Most fantastic time of my life' - French astronaut Pesquet reflects on space mission Hanging on the outside of the ISS, just by two fingers.. That was the most extreme experience I ever had." -
Destinations Croatian summer: your to do list A handy round up of new things to do, taste, see and experience this summer in Croatia. -
Poland Is Poland modernising the judiciary or destroying it? | Euronews answers The Polish government's move to retire Supreme Court judges at 65 threatens to escalate the row with Brussels over judicial independence. -
No Comment FIFA Volunteers take part in Kazan flash mob FIFA volunteers in Kazan took part in a flash mob on Tuesday (July 3) as the host's last game approaches. -
Belgium Ecuador returning to banana republic status, says ex-president, as he dismisses arrest warrant Now living in Belgium,l Correa says kidnap charges against him are made for "political gain" by his successor. -
United Kingdom 'It's coming home': English superfan gets 'World Cup Winners' tattoo after epiphany This English fan is that certain the Three Lions are bringing the World Cup home. -
Spain Second migrant ship docks in Spain A ship run by the Spanish Proactive Open Arms charity carrying 60 migrants has arrived in Barcelona -
World News 'Unknown substance' leaves pair critically ill near scene of U.K. spy attack "It was initially believed that the two patients fell ill after using possibly heroin or crack cocaine ... However, further testing is now ongoing." -
Croatia Australian eyewear company’s fashion shoot at WWII death camp sparks outrage An Australian company published a series of photos and videos taken on a trip to Eastern Europe earlier this year in which models are seen posing in sunglasses at sites including the Flower Memorial at Jasenovac, a World War II-era death camp. -
Climate Now What’s in the air? New apps using Copernicus data to inform increasing population with respiratory diseases With currently over 100 million people suffering from allergic rhinitis and 70 million from asthma in Europe, it is crucial to warn respiratory disease sufferers in time to enable them to take measures such as preventive medication and evasive actions. -
United Kingdom Brexit campaign 'broke election rules', preliminary report shows Initial findings of an investigation into Vote Leave by the Electoral Commission show the referendum campaign group guilty of exceeding spend limits and failing to comply with other rules. -
World News Trump reportedly pressed aides about Venezuela invasion When asked about the report, a National Security Council spokesman said the U.S. will consider all options to help restore Venezuela's democracy. -
World News Supreme Court judges forced to retire early by Poland's government A new law brought in by the right-wing ruling party means the chief justice and as many as one-third of the court's 72 sitting judges must step down. -
Europe News Polish PM faces sceptical European Parliament Mateusz Morawiecki said every EU member has right to shape its own legal system -
World News Will #MeToo help us quit abusers? Weinstein's indictment is just the beginning | View Far too often we remain in thrall to the people who inflict pain and pathologies on others, writes cultural theorist Lynn Stuart Parramore. -
Thailand Low visibility skills were the key to British divers success in finding missing Thai boys British divers were the first to find the Thai boys and their football coach - currently trapped in a cave in northern Thailand. -
United Kingdom Best reactions to England’s historic World Cup penalty victory England fans have been celebrating their team’s dramatic penalty shootout victory over Colombia. -
World News Kidnappers maimed, 'put out' eye of Hollywood actor, indictment says Actor Joseph Capone had an unspecified body part maimed, his tongue cut and his eye 'put out' during the kidnapping, an indictment states. -
Cult Dior Haute Couture goes retro in Paris Dior Haute Couture goes retro at Paris Fashion Week -
Thailand Watch: Thai boys shown smiling, receiving medical care in new video New videos released by The Royal Thai navy shows 12 boys and their football coach who are trapped in a cave in the northern Chiang Rai province. -
Russia England and Sweden esctatic as they make it into the quarter finals England and Sweden now face each other in the semis.. -
United Kingdom Wiltshire pair were exposed to same nerve agent which poisoned the Skripals, police say UK police have declared a major incident — two people left in critical condition after possible exposure to 'unknown substance' in Amesbury, Wiltshire. -
Syria Russian airstrikes help push Syrian rebels back in Deraa province Two weeks into a bloody offensive the government is now in control of about 60 percent of the province. -
Poland Poland’s top judge turns up for work defying retirement order Malgorzata Gersdorf says she wants to ‘protect the rule of law’ against government reforms that critics including the EU say undermine judicial independence. -
World News British police reportedly investigating new allegations against Kevin Spacey London's Metropolitan Police had previously confirmed three other investigations against the Oscar-winning actor.