25 July 2018 | Euronews
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Netherlands Viagra trial for pregnant Dutch women shut down after 11 babies die The trial was immediately shut down when early results showed that sildenafil “may be detrimental to the baby after birth" as 11 died from lung conditions. -
World News YouTube issues warning to Infowars founder, takes down four videos Infowars and Jones have become a flashpoint as platforms have pledged to crack down on users who push outlandish conspiracy theories. -
USA Trump and Juncker ease US-EU trade tensions, promise zero tariffs Trump and Juncker ease US-EU trade tensions, promise zero tariffs -
Sport How much is the two-star French football jersey really worth? An investigation by a French broadcaster revealed how much it costs Nike to produce the new two-star French football jersey. So what is behind Nike's fruitful production model? Euronews finds out. -
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World News Trump adviser Bolton says Putin invite to White House delayed until Mueller 'witch hunt' over Trump had invited the Russian strongman to the White House for a second summit this fall. -
World News U.S. pastor released from prison in Turkey, under house arrest Brunson had been in prison for nearly two years over accusations he helped individuals the Turkish government says were behind a failed coup. -
United Kingdom No Deal Brexit isn't an option | View The UK government's policy on Brexit remains that “No Deal is better than a bad deal”. It should be obvious to all now though that it isn’t, says a former UK negotiator in the European Union. -
World News Dem, GOP senators join to ask Trump to get tough on Russia cyber threat Maria Cantwell and Lindsey Graham have asked the White House for an analysis of the risk to the U.S. and a plan of action within 90 days. -
Cinema 75th Venice Film Festival announces line-up 75th Venice Film Festival announces line-up -
Romania Massive Attack’s unfinished sympathy for Romania’s anti-corruption protesters Massive Attack delighted its Romanian audience by displaying anti-government slogans during a concert in Bucharest. -
World News A lake on Mars? Discovery of liquid water below planet's surface stokes hopes of finding life European spacecraft detects a chilly reservoir a mile beneath the planet's icy surface. -
United Kingdom British teen saves lives with messages of hope on bridge Messages attached to England's Wearmouth Bridge by 18-year-old Paige Hunter have already stopped six people from taking their own lives. -
Greece Greece fires took just minutes to reach the sea Not many people had a chance to escape as the second fire which broke out Monday afternoon destroyed everything in its path within moments -
United Arab Emirates Disabled teenager thrown off Emirates flight despite doctor's confirmation that he was OK to fly Euronews presenter Isabelle Kumar and her family were removed from an Emirates Airline flight because of her son’s epilepsy, even though doctors had cleared him to fly. -
Russia Silk Way Rally: Nani Roma gives Minis a big win The Mini John Cooper Works team came out on top on day five of the Silk Way Rally. Nani Roma won the 537km stage from Astrakhan to Volgograd, his first ever victory in the event. -
Germany Reserved pool lane angers Berlin swimmers Pool says anyone can reserve its public lanes. -
Afghanistan Afghanistan: 40 years of instability, is there hope for peace? Afghanistan: 40 years of instability, is there hope for peace? -
No Comment Athletes get down and dirty in mud Olympics Athletes get down and dirty in mud Olympics. -
Italy Italian bus company employees donate paid leave days to colleague with sick child Employees of a bus company in Italy donated their paid leave days to a colleague so he could spend more time with his disabled child. -
Denmark These pictures put northern Europe’s heatwave in perspective Newly-released images from space have highlighted the effects of this month’s heatwave on parts of northern Europe. -
World News Underground lake found on Mars by Italian researchers Underground lake found on Mars according to Italian researchers. -
Poland Poland's democracy is being boiled to death while the world watches | View Polish democracy is being subject to the boiling frog strategy via the adoption of unconstitutional legislation without, however, any risk for the ruling party as effective constitutional review has now been neutralised. -
Sport Chris Froome's dream of a fifth Tour de France title fades Chris Froome was hoping to join the likes of Eddy Merckx, Jacques Anquetil, Miguel Indurain and Bernard Hinault, as the only riders in the Tour de France's history to win the race five times. -
No Comment Watch: officer saves man from train A police officer in new jersey saved a man's life last week and it was captured on the officer's body camera. -
No Comment Free bird: Ostrich escapes farm in south China An ostrich, who escaped from its home on a farm, was found running down the city streets in south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region on Tuesday. -
Earth News Meet one of the only qualified croquet ball makers in the world Making croquet balls is a tedious, demanding profession. Only three people in the world are qualified croquet ball makers. Paul Manwaring is one of them. -
Cult Father and Son company made €3.4 million selling funky socks! In just a year and a half, John's Crazy Socks have shipped over 115,000 orders, created 35 jobs and raised over €115,000 for charity -
France Macron scandal continues with opposition criticising the President The French President told his party Tuesday night that the security aide scandal was his responsibility but it's prompted furious opposition claims of an attempted cover-up, which the government denies -
No Comment Kitesurfer flying 19 seconds Kitesurfer Airton Cozzolino catches a freak gust and flies more than 19 seconds. Usually Kitesurfers do big jumps, but such flights are extremely rare to happen. -
Greece Greece: Door to door searches for the missing Rescue teams are combing through the area and the sea, trying to locate anything which could offer clarity on the missing as people come to terms with the blaze that ripped through the coastal town of Mati -
Sweden Student plane protest highlights Sweden's asylum-seeker deportations Elin Ersson's Facebook video showing her preventing an Afghan man from being deported has gone viral - but it's unclear what consequences whe faces and his fate is unknown. -
United Kingdom British court forces woman to remain married until 2020 Tini Owens wants a divorce, but the law says she must stay married until 2020. -
Italy Former Fiat Chrysler chief executive Sergio Marchionne has died The 66-year-old had fallen gravely ill after what the company had described as shoulder surgery in a Zurich hospital -
Europe News Top EU court rejects Nestle's bid to trademark the shape of its four-fingered Kit Kat Top EU court rejects Nestle's bid to trademark the shape of its four-fingered Kit Kat. -
Europe News 'Ryanair has no respect at all' - Brussels cabin crew join strike Low-cost airline suffers worst week of stoppages in its three-decade history -
Pakistan Dozens dead as suicide bomb targets Pakistan election Dozens dead as suicide bomb targets Pakistan election. -
World News Galileo satellite launch brings European GPS closer Galileo satellite launch brings European GPS closer -
Europe News 'Mutagenesis' plant breeding technique comes under GMO rules Europe's top court decision is blow for biotech industry and a victory for environmental campaigners -
Europe News The new grassroot movements looking to shake-up EU elections "We want to come up with an approach that is completely innovative, that has not been seen in politics" -
Lao People's Democratic Republic Hundreds reported missing after under-construction dam collapses in Laos | The Cube An under-construction hydropower dam collapsed on Monday, flooding several villages and leaving hundreds missing -
Romania Mayor in tears after deputy decides to bestow town award on him When the commune or Pietrosita decided to recognise its leading citizens, the mayor's office decided to honour... the mayor. -
The Cube Families launch social media appeals for missing loved ones in Greece | The Cube Relatives of missing people launch social media search campaigns as wildfires continue to rage across Greece's Attica region -
France Macron: "The only person responsible for this case is me" Six days after the Benalla case broke, Emmanuel Macron ended his silence at a meeting with his party's MPs Tuesday night over the security aide scandal -
United Kingdom Novichok survivor Charlie Rowley: 'my partner fell ill in 15 minutes' The British man poisoned with the nerve agent claims the substance which killed Dawn Sturgess and left him ill was found in a sealed perfume box.