3 August 2018 | Euronews
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United Kingdom UK teenager with 'deeply entrenched' radical views jailed for life in terror plot Safaa Boular, 18, was convicted of preparing terrorism acts at home after failing to travel to Syria to join militants of the so-called Islamic State. -
Switzerland Swiss police urge owners to put dogs in shoes during heatwave The “Hot Dog” campaign calls on dog owners to measure the temperature of the ground with the back of their hand for five seconds to determine whether it will hurt their pet’s paws. -
World News Eight ways the heatwave has affected Europe From a melting mountain in Sweden, to a surge in beer sales in Germany, find out how the soaring temperatures are affecting Europe. -
World News Dozens killed in suicide bombing at Afghanistan mosque At least 39 dead after two burka-clad militants attacked the Shi'ite mosque in the city of Gardez. -
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France Working holiday: Macron meets May for Brexit talks at his summer residence French President Emmanuel Macron might be on holiday, but within hours of arriving at his summer retreat in the south of France he was hosting Britain’s prime minister. -
USA Watch: Family diving trip becomes mission to rescue whale shark A family diving off the coast of Kaunolu, Hawaii, saved a whale shark from a life-threatening situation by removing heavy fishing line that had become wrapped around it. -
Spain 'Spain is not alone,' says EU migration head Spain is not alone - that was the message the EU Commissioner for Migration took to Madrid on Friday. -
World News NASA names 9 astronauts for first Boeing, SpaceX flights The two companies will conduct test flights to the International Space Station next year. -
World News Residents struggle to cool off amid Lisbon's record heat wave People retreat to beaches, shade as temperatures climb to 106 degrees in Portugal's capital. -
World Mosul's ticking timebomb One year after the fall of ISIS Mosul is still a city in ruins, where an estimated 8 million tons of remnants of war partially buried under the debris." -
World Plunging from heights of 25 meters on stage with La Perle Resident theatre shows are not the norm in Dubai, however, the post-modern circus-style performance La Perle is rewriting the rules. -
World Tomorrowland booms the electronic dance music scene in Abu Dhabi Tomorrowland, an electronic dance music festival that started in Europe thirteen years ago, attracted fans from around the world to Abu Dhabi on Saturday, July 28th. -
Russia Russian woman faces 6 years in jail for reposting memes A Russian woman is facing years in jail on extremism charges after she reposted memes on social media that authorities deemed offensive. -
Business Apple first company to reach a trillion dollars Better than expected sales results have pushed up Apple shares to record highs and the company's valuation to a trillion dollars -
Business Bank of England governor issues Brexit warning With less than eight months to go until Britain quits the European Union, the Governor of the Bank of England has issued a warning. -
World News Watch: Rare hail storm hits Sardinia amid Europe's heatwave A rare August hail storm in Sardinia, Italy, covered streets and land like snowfall on Thursday, -
Canada Gaga and Marc Quinn muse Zombie Boy dies Rick Genest, a Canadian fashion model, artist and actor famed for his heavily-tattooed body, has died, six days before his 33rd birthday. -
Sweden Sweden's melting mountain Sweden's highest summit has lost its crown after melting ice leaves it 20cm lower -
Spain Watch: Majorca beach evacuated after shark spotted near shore Video shows tourists fleeing Mallorca beach after 10-foot shark spotted in sea. -
World News Feeling good: positive stories from the week Studies have shown that increasing positive emotions has a powerful effect on our general wellbeing. But is it really that simple with news? We know it’s not. This is why we’d like to introduce you to our roundup of some of the brightest stories from this week! -
World News Cities around the world celebrate International Beer Day, as Germany grapples with demand Breweries and beer lovers all over the world are celebrating International Beer Day today. The annual event takes place the first Friday of August, and is 10 years old this year. Meanwhile, Germany is struggling to produce enough beer to meet demand. -
World News Fast news: The best from the week in 60 seconds Watch Euronews’ Fast News, where the most significant stories of the past few days are packed into 60 seconds. -
Zimbabwe Mnangagwa calls for unity as opponent labels win a "coup" Mnangagwa calls for unity as opponent labels win a "coup" -
World The faces behind Mosul's war We met the people who survived the 9-month battle of Mosul, but also the three hard years of ISIS' occupation. Each of the people you will find on this page has been seriously injured and gone through trauma. Like them, there are another 54,000 in Mosul alone. -
Iran What will change after US sanctions on Iran come into force? The first batch of measures come into effect from this weekend, following the US withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal announced by President Trump in May. -
Cyprus Unique Cyprus drama festival takes audience back to ancient Greece Ancient Greek dramas performed in authentic setting of Cypriot amphitheatres -
Earth News The summer of Jessica Clements We caught up with multi-skilled influencer and Chanel beauty muse to discuss summer beauty tips and eco-couscious lifestyle. -
World News How does Apple's record-breaking valuation compare? Apple Inc this week became the first $1 trillion publicly listed US company - but how does that compare with other companies and the richest countries and people on the planet? -
World News Detained U.S. pastor 'needs to come home,' Pompeo warns Turkey The secretary of state said the U.S. is "very serious" about the North Carolina native being released from house arrest. -
Democratic Republic Of Congo Health experts battle to contain DRC Ebola outbreak The WHO thinks it may have located the source of the latest Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo but warns of the challenges of containing the virus -
No Comment Paragliders compete and Christmas comes early: No Comment of the week Here's our selection of this week's best videos from Euronews' No Comment section. -
Georgia Putin-backed troops quietly move a border on the fringes of Europe Ignoring Washington's warnings, troops have been moving a disputed boundary deeper into Georgia, a former Soviet republic that's now a staunch U.S. ally. -
Zimbabwe Zimbabweans voice frustrations as election results are released | The Cube Despite their differing political opinions, Zimbabweans expressed their frustration over austerity after the final election results were revealed. -
World News Brexit Talks: British PM will join French President for crucial talks at his summer home The French leader has invited Prime Minister May to his summer residence on the French Riviera to discuss her vision for Brexit. The visit is part of May’s wider strategy to garner support for her country’s EU divorce plan which is due to be signed in just over ten weeks time. -
Sweden Climate change: melting mountains Sweden has endured its hottest July on record, severe drought and some of the worst forest fires the country has ever seen. Now its highest peak has lost 4 metres to glacier melt. We speak to the researcher who made the dicovery. -
World News 'Snatch and grab' mission saves trapped soldier after week on New Zealand mountain The hiker survived strong winds, heavy snow and temperatures that fell to as low as 3 degrees when wind chill is factored in. -
World News Why heatwaves in Europe are becoming the new normal Scientists are warning that the record-breaking heatwave currently impacting Europe is likely to become the rule rather than the exception as climate change disrupts weather patterns. -
Democratic Republic Of Congo New outbreak shows why Ebola containment requires permanent vigilance, specialist tells Euronews The outbreak in a new region of the country illustrates how the fight against Ebola is an ongoing struggling, specialist Dr Oliver Johnson told Euronews. -
Zimbabwe Emmerson Mnangagwa re-elected as President of Zimbabwe Emmerson Mnangagwa re-elected as President of Zimbabwe but opposition party MDC say that the vote has been rigged and these results are "fake". -
Greece Toll from Greek fires climbs with death of firefighter's wife The death toll from Greece’s wildfires has risen after a 35-year-old woman injured in last month’s tragedy died in hospital, -
Finland Finland supermarket offers customers place to sleep as respite from heatwave | The Cube A supermarket in Helsinki is opening its doors to a hundred customers who want to escape the heatwave on Saturday night -
Yemen Dozens killed in airstrikes on Yemeni port of Hodeida Dozens of civilians were killed in airstrikes on the rebel-held Yemeni port city of Hodeida, threatening renewed efforts to negotiate an end to the conflict. -
World News Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as they happen this morning. -
Israel Thousands take part in Jerusalem gay pride parade Some 20,000 people turned out for Jerusalem's annual Gay Pride parade, flanked by police officers after threats by some Jewish activists to disrupt the celebration. -
Zimbabwe Zimbabwe's Mnangagwa beats opponent Chamisa in Presidential Election Mnangagwa receives 2.46 million votes vs Chamisa with 2.15 million -
USA Weinstein seeks to have sex assault case dropped, citing new email evidence Weinstein's attorneys argue that newly unearthed emails from the Weinstein Company bankruptcy prove that a rape case against him in New York should be dropped.