16 July 2018 | Euronews
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United Kingdom UK junior defence minister resigns after Brexit vote Guto Bebb's resignation comes after MPs voted 305 to 302 in favour of a pro-Brexit lawmakers' amendment to the customs legislation. -
USA Feds: Russian woman was foreign agent who eyed NRA, politicians Her goal was to establish 'back channel' lines of communication and push Moscow's agenda, authorities charged. -
United Kingdom Theresa May bows to pro-Brexit pressure to survive parliamentary scare The British prime minister narrowly won a series of votes on key Brexit legislation in parliament after giving in to hardliners’ demands, but deep divisions threaten further progress. -
World News As it happened: Tuesday, July 17 This is how we covered the key news developments this morning, Tuesday, July 17. -
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World News Mob slaughters 300 crocodiles in Indonesia following death of local man The mass killing was in retaliation after a villager was recently killed by crocodile. -
World News Reaction to Trump: 'Shameful,' 'treasonous,' 'disgraceful' Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., said Trump had "one of the most disgraceful performances by an American president in memory." -
No Comment Les Bleus touch down in Paris for victory parade France's soccer team touched down at Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris on Monday (July 16) ahead of a victory parade down the Champs Elysees in front of crowds who queued to welcome the World Cup heros. -
Sport Juventus move 'not a difficult decision' for Ronaldo Ronaldo said players of his age usually settle for a move to less competetive leagues in Qatar or China. -
Focus EU-Japan EPA: what will it mean for companies and consumers? An historic economic partnership agreement between the EU and Japan is being signed in Tokyo this week, heralding a new era in trade relations. But what will it mean for companies and consumers? -
World News Watch: 10 days at sea, the real story of the Aquarius 10 DAYS AT SEA: The Real Story Of The Aquarius is about what happened aboard the humanitarian vessel while it found itself at the heart of one of the most serious storms Europe has ever faced. -
No Comment Man kicked out of Trump-Putin news conference A man who identified himself as a US journalist from The Nation was forcibly removed from the Trump-Putin news conference while carrying a hand-written sign. -
Indonesia Hundreds of crocodiles killed in revenge attack at breeding farm Almost 300 crocodiles were beaten to death by villagers in Indonesia. -
Cinema Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again It's taken years to produce a sequel to the smash hit musical Mamma Mia -
Sport Croatia World Cup team get hero's welcome in Zagreb The team lost 4-2 to France but it was Croatia's best-ever world cup result. -
World News Elon Musk calls Thai cave rescue diver a 'pedo' in spat Cave explorer Vern Unsworth said Musk's mini-submarine device was a "PR stunt." -
Turkey Turkey stops registering asylum seekers from Syria, says rights group Turkey stops registering asylum seekers from Syria, says Human Rights Watch. -
World News Deadly protests sweep Iraq amid growing anger over public services, unemployment Mass unrest threatens Iraq's slow recovery from war with Islamic State. -
USA Trump says 'no reason' to believe Russia hacked US election His comments contradict US intelligence agencies' reports that Russia was behind an effort to interfere in the election. -
United Kingdom UK unveils model of new jet fighter, Tempest New plane is designed to replace Eurofighters around 2035. -
Earth News Growing herbs and vegetables under the sea An Italian research team has created the world's first underwater farm. -
Europe News Airbnb in breach of EU consumer rules The European Commission has announced that Airbnb's terms and conditions and its pricing policy is breaking EU rules. -
United Kingdom Farage tweets fake photo in attack on pro-refugee campaigners British MEP Nigel Farage tweeted a fake, doctored photo as he slammed pro-refugee campaigners. -
World News Watch: How a new device helps blind people see their surroundings A new device, known as Feel The View, helps blind passengers experience scenery while travelling. -
Sport French football fans react to World Cup Win French football fans react to World Cup Win, 20 years after the last time. -
Next Series How to make customs checks more effective Inside the millions of containers arriving in Europe, there are also illegal goods such as weapons, drugs or radioactive materials. How to make customs controls more effective without slowing down unloading operations? An answer comes from the C-Bord project. -
United Kingdom First self-driving race car completes 1.8 kilometre track An automobile known as “Robocar” completed the first ever self-driving race car hillclimb last Thursday. -
World News Male suicide rate in EU member states remains high The rate of suicide dropped slightly in 2915 as just over 56,000 deaths were due to intentional self-harm, a report by Eurostat has found. -
France Puns in Paris as metro stations renamed to toast World Cup win Paris, home to some of the world’s biggest artists over time, has been at its creative best to celebrate France’s World Cup win. -
Europe News US and EU: Friends or Foes? As Trump's whirlwind European tour draws to a close with a meeting with Putin, European leaders are asking whether the US and EU are friends or, as Trump recently quipped, foes? -
Lithuania The mother turned disability rights activist: Dana Migaliova is our seventh #Europeanhero Dana Migaliova's son has an intellectual disability. During the Soviet period he had to be hidden away. Dana wanted to give him a normal family life and, in fighting for this, Viltis was born. Her tireless work for this Lithuanian NGO makes her our 7th #Europeanhero. -
Europe News EU and China agree to work together on WTO reforms At the 20th EU-China Summit, European and Chinese leaders have sent an anti-protectionist signal to the President of the United States. -
World News Watch: The latest twist to the European refugee crisis as Italy allows 450 rescued migrants to disembark in Sicily Our correspondent Anelise Borges discusses her exclusive documentary shot aboard the migrant ship Aquarius when it became the symbol of Europe's migrant crisis last month -
Sport Macron brings wounded soldier into French dressing room French president was animated during the game, but took time to console the losers and make one wounded soldier very happy. -
World News EU digital trade policy proposal opens a loophole for data protectionism | View The European Commission should revise its proposed rules for cross-border data flows to clearly prohibit unjustified barriers done in the name of "privacy." -
Hungary Hungary is determined to silence any critics left standing | View The Hungarian government is using legislation and smear campaigns to send a chilling message to those who act in solidarity with marginalized groups: be quiet or face the consequences. -
Gaza Gaza ceasefire largely holding, UN says Gaza ceasefire largely holding, UN says -
Russia Pussy Riot upstages Putin with World Cup protest A star defender says the activist group's demonstration may have contributed to Croatia's loss.