10 July 2018 | Euronews
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World News Zsa Zsa, winner of the World's Ugliest Dog contest, has died An English bulldog named Zsa Zsa who was the winner of this year's World's Ugliest Dog contest, has died at 9 years old. -
World News How Trump's Supreme Court nominee ruled on hot-button issues Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh has written almost 300 opinions on a range of issues over his 12 years serving on the federal appellate court. -
Sport World Cup: France are through to the final after beating Belgium 1-0 France will play in Sunday's World Cup final after beating Belgium 1-0. -
World News As it happened: Wednesday, July 11 This is our coverage of the key news from Europe and beyond this morning, Wednesday, July 11. -
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World News U.K. man exposed to poison is now conscious "While this is welcome news, clearly we are not out of the woods yet," the Salisbury hospital said. -
Italy Italy's anti-immigrant interior minister visits migrant camp Matteo Salvini vowed to enforce only "limited, controlled and qualified"immigration -
Real Economy Can Europe's new €500 billion target of investments help the sun shine on the economy? Corporate investments in europe may be recovering but they are still far below pre-crisis levels in things like innovation and infrastructure. -
Italy Italian coast guard intervenes in migrant rescue 'to save crew' The vessel says that when it moved to meet the Libyan coast guard, migrants threatened the crew, pushing them and making "cut your throat" gestures. -
United Kingdom British Novichok survivor Charlie Rowley regains consciousness "While this is welcome news, clearly we are not out of the woods yet. Charlie is still very unwell and will continue to require specialist, round-the-clock care here at Salisbury District Hospital." -
Iran France only reached World Cup semi by recruiting 'African giants', claims senior Iranian politician France's squad includes two players born overseas, both of whom have lived in their adopted country since the age of 2. -
No Comment Thai volunteers react as cave rescue concludes Volunteers assisting in the rescue of a football team and their coach from a flooded cave in Thailand react as the last person is stretchered out. -
World News Trump's European trip: Trade wars, Brexit chaos — and a Russia quandary The president's allegiance to allies — and his willingness to deliver a tough message to Russian President Vladimir Putin — will be put to the test. -
Sport Cristiano Ronaldo leaves Real Madrid for Juventus Five-times world player of the year Cristiano Ronaldo has ditched Real Madrid for Juventus on a reported €100 million deal. -
Russia LGBT activists protest in Moscow by forming 'hidden' Pride flag In honour of Pride Month, six activists joined together for three days in Moscow during the World Cup wearing different coloured football shirts to represent the pride flag of the LGBT community. -
World News Italy is only EU country to see house prices fall in 2017: Eurostat House prices across the EU have risen by more than 10% since 2010, Eurostat revealed on Tuesday, but Italy remains an outlier — it is the only member state to have seen prices shrink last year. -
No Comment RAF marks centenary with spectacular flying display Almost 100 planes from Royal Air Force history assembled in the skies over London on Tuesday to mark their 100 years in service. -
Business Britain's economy enjoys boost in May It's thought the good weather and spending around the Royal Wedding in May helped boost the GDP. -
No Comment Belgian fans raise the roof on flight to World Cup game in St Petersburg Belgian fans on their way to St Petersburg had a great time during their flight. -
Business NATO contributions country-by-country Donald Trump complains that some European countries are not pulling their financial weight in NATO, euronews has been looking at who spends what on the Alliance -
United Kingdom Few Brits think mothers of young children should work full-time, survey shows According to the latest British Social Attitudes survey released, only 7% of respondents believe mothers of pre-school children (under the age of five) should work full-time. -
No Comment Death toll from Japan floods rise, dozens still missing Officials in Japan say the death toll from floods and landslides caused by record rainfall in the western part of the country has reached 149, while 59 remain missing. -
Belgium Meet the MEPs who earn €100,000-a-year or more from second jobs Ten MEPs raked in more than €100,000-a-year on average from second jobs and outside earnings, a new report has claimed. -
World News Nobel laureate's widow is freed from house arrest, allowed to leave China The poet never been charged with any crime, her release is the result of years of campaigning by Western governments and activists. -
No Comment World Cup volunteers shimmy in flash mob and join pitch on Red Square More than 17,000 volunteers helped mount the World Cup in Russia, welcoming spectators to stadiums and fan fests and assisting teams and journalists with a smile. -
Egypt Lebanese woman jailed in Egypt for Facebook video post Lebanese tourist, Mona el-Mazbouh, has been jailed for eight years in Egypt for posting a Facebook video in which she was critical of the country. -
USA Trump says UK 'in turmoil', declines to offer support to May The US president also described former UK foreign secretary Boris Johnson as a friend. -
Russia Russia’s World Cup victory | View How much can a bunch of guys kicking around a small ball boost a bruised and battered reputation like Russia’s? More than you think. -
Belgium EU rebukes Trump over attitude to allies On the eve of a NATO summit in Brussels the European Council President Donald Tusk issued a sharp rebuke to the U.S. president over his comments about allies -
USA 'Appreciate your allies, you don’t have many,' Tusk tells Trump “Appreciate your allies, you don’t have many,” Donald Tusk tells Trump after the US president said NATO members should increase their military spending. -
No Comment Thousands descend on Scotland for tractor footy Their national team's absence in this year’s World Cup tournament has likely put off many Scots from watching the games. But at home, their annual Fettercairn Show offers something no other global football contest can — a match between tractors. -
World News Russia's 2018 World Cup hopes may be dead, but Putin is a big winner anyway | View Events like the World Cup and the Olympics kickstart a festival of patronage and allow authoritarians to seem beloved on the world stage. Enough is enough. -
Italy George Clooney injured in scooter accident in Italy The US actor suffered a minor knee injury in the crash, according to reports. -
Turkey How is Turkey's Erdogan exercising his new presidential powers? | Euronews answers Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has acted swiftly to put his new sweeping powers into practice, following his inauguration on Monday. -
World News Watch: Thai cave "The hardest thing for those inside is dealing with uncertainty” The divers working on freeing the remaining four boys and their coach stuck in a Thai cave have been overcoming almost insurmountable obstacles in the cave network. Good Morning Europe talk to Dr. Lisa Baldini on the pressure facing the children and their coach who are still awaiting rescue. -
Europe News 'Europe’s ivory laws are broken,' say campaigners Study shows that illegal ivory trading continues in EU -
Europe News Spanish rapper takes refuge in Belgium "I think they should be thankful that we only do songs because they deserve much more" -
Europe News Stage set for heated NATO summit in Brussels Donald Trump expected to renew demands for governments to spend more, amid competing military challenges -
World News Ninth boy rescued from Thai cave A ninth boy was rescued from a cave complex in Thailand on Tuesday as divers launched a third phase operation the free the last of the group -
World News Kavanaugh was a predictable choice, but could be an unpredictable justice ANALYSIS: It was always clear why Trump would be drawn to Brett Kavanaugh. It is less clear whether the nominee will be faithful to him. -
World News Who is Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh? President Donald Trump's pick for the high court has been around politics for years, runs marathons and teaches at Harvard. -
USA Where does Trump's Supreme Court pick stand on abortion? Kavanaugh's record of public statements and legal decisions on abortion rights is relatively thin. -
World News Photos capture harrowing moment shark dragged California teen "I am so fortunate that I still have my arm and my life." -
Thailand All 12 boys and their football trainer rescued from flooded Thailand cave After 17 days underground, their ordeal is over. -
World News Strike shuts down Haiti capital after three days of protests In recent days, protesters pillaged, burned and vandalized shops in Port-au-Prince. -
World News 'Miracle' baby found safe in Montana forest after being buried alive "This is what we call a miracle," the Missoula County Sheriff's Office said. -
World News As it happened: Tuesday, July 10 This is our as-it-happened coverage of major news events on the morning of Tuesday, July 10.