15 August 2018 | Euronews
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World News Man held in London car attack is U.K. national originally from Sudan "The priority of the investigation team continues to be to understand the motivation behind this incident," police said. No one was killed. -
Sweden Muslim woman who refused job interview handshake wins discrimination case A Muslim woman has been awarded €3,829 in compensation after her job interview was ended abruptly because she refused to shake hands. -
World News Robots influence kids, even when wrong, study finds "It's a bit sinister, isn't it? Children succumb to peer pressure from robots," one researcher says. -
World News N.Y. Gov. Cuomo: America 'was never that great' The comment from the potential 2020 Democratic presidential candidate drew laughs — and gasps — from the crowd. -
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United Kingdom UK cinemas to roll out 270-degree screens in theatres They’ve tried 3D glasses, IMAX and 4DX, and now the UK cinema industry wants to introduce world-first “multi-projection cinema technology" to shake-up the movie theatre experience. -
USA Trump opts to revoke former CIA director Brennan's security clearance Brennan, a senior NBC and MSNBC analyst, is a frequent critic of Trump's. -
United Kingdom Scottish ice-cream parlour raises eyebrows with their new mayonnaise flavour The artisan ice-cream parlour Ice has introduced a new flavour to their selection: Hellman's mayonnaise. -
World News Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey on Alex Jones, election security and regrets "We can't build a service that is subjective just to the whims of what we personally believe," Dorsey told NBC News' Lester Holt in an exclusive interview. -
Italy Was Salvini right to blame Brussels for Genoa bridge collapse?: Factcheck Did the EU's fiscal rules contribute to the Genoa bridge collapse? Or does the buck stop with the Italian government? -
Italy Who are the victims of the Genoa bridge collapse? Hours after a section of one of the main roads linking France to Italy collapsed, at least 39 people have been confirmed dead as of Wednesday afternoon. -
Italy Bridge lay at heart of Italian transport network Bridge lay at heart of Italian transport network -
World News Temperatures likely to stay abnormally high for next four years, say scientists There is a high possibility that the next four years will see scorching temperatures across the globe, researchers have warned. -
World News Bombing kills 48 college hopefuls in Afghanistan The attacker targeted the private school in a minority neighborhood where a group of young men and women were studying for entrance exams. -
Mongolia Watch: Endangered wild donkeys reappear in northwest China WATCH: About 400 of the rare species were spotted in their homeland. Their sharp decline over the past six decades has been attributed to poaching and poor ecological conditions. -
No Comment Watch: Taiwan's spinning acrobatic artist WATCH: Isaac Hou became famous in Taiwan's capital for using a giant spinning hoop during his gymnastic street shows. -
World News Buddhist leader accused of coercing nuns into sex quits job Xuecheng's case is one of the most prominent since the #MeToo movement took hold in China. -
Canada Smoke particles from Canada wildfires cross the Atlantic to UK and Ireland Smoke and ash from Canada's wildfires have crossed the Atlantic Ocean to the UK and Ireland. -
France Sister Bernadette Moriau carries message of hope to Lourdes Today marks the 145th pilgrimage of the Assumption. 25,000 people are expected at the sanctuary of Lourdes in southwestern France for an international mass celebrating the pilgrimage. Among them, is Sister Bernadette Moriau, whose healing in 2008 was recognized as "miraculous" by the Catholic church -
Netherlands Flights disrupted at Schiphol Airport after air traffic control problems Flights in and out of Schiphol Airport were disrupted by a problem with air traffic control communication systems. -
World News Italians point fingers, seek answers after bridge collapse kills 39 The CNR civil engineering society said structures dating from when the bridge was built had surpassed their lifespan. -
United Kingdom Watch: British swimmer breaks world record for longest staged sea swim British adventurer Ross Edgley surpassed the previous record on the 74th day of his journey. The swimmer is aiming to become the first to circuit the British mainland. -
Climate Now Climate Update: Europe's second warmest July on record Europe saw its second warmest July on record. -
Italy Morandi Bridge collapse: how to travel through Genoa now Every day, nearly 5 million motorists pass through 3.020 km of Italy's motorway network. One of the key roads in this network is the A10, which crossed through Genoa via the Morandi Bridge. Yesterday, a section of the bridge collapsed leaving at least 35 people dead with 15 more seriously injured. -
Czech Republic Watch: Endangered baby gibbon introduced to Prague zoo WATCH: The Silvery Gibbon is one of the world's rarest primates. -
No Comment Trapped whale freed by Chilean Navy in dangerous conditions The Chilean Navy has freed a whale after it became trapped in a fishing net in the waters off the country's coast. -
Turkey Turkish court rejects US pastor Andrew Brunson’s appeal The Christian pastor’s appeal to be released from house arrest has been rejected by a court in Izmir, but an upper court has yet to rule. -
Russia Legendary Soviet writer Eduard Uspensky dies in Moscow aged 80 Russian writer Eduard Uspensky has died aged 80 in Moscow. -
USA Watch: Great white shark's dramatic hunt for seal off of US coast A great white shark's hunt for a seal turned into a dramatic scene off the coast of Cape Cod, Massachusetts. -
World News Aquarius to dock in Malta The Rescue ship Aquarius will dock in Malta today after six EU countries reached a deal to take in 141 people stranded on board. Germany, France, Spain, Luxembourg and Portugal have all agreed to receive migrants from the boat. -
No Comment Watch: Crows trained to collect cigarette butts in French theme park WATCH: The president of the park hopes that the enterprise will draw attention to the need to look after the environment. -
World News Turkey escalates feud by boosting tariffs on U.S. booze, cars NATO ally Turkey has accused Washington of waging an "economic war" as part of a plot to harm the country. -
Democratic Republic Of Congo Experimental Ebola vaccine in DRC as virus spreads An experimental Ebola treatment is being used to combat the latest flare-up of the virus in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. But the vaccine is only being used in the eastern part of the country which is rife with armed conflict. -
Turkey Turkey raises tariffs on more US imports as diplomatic row escalates Ankara is raising tariffs on cars, alcohol and tobacco imports from the US as the row between the two NATO allies intensifies. -
World News Europe briefing: 4 stories to know about today All the latest European news to know about on Wednesday. -
World News Twitter temporarily restricts conspiracy theorist Alex Jones' account The move comes after other high profile tech companies like Apple, Facebook and YouTube have moved to remove Jones' content from their platforms. -
USA 300 US priests in sexual abuse cover-up 300 priests have been accused of sexually abusing over 1,000 children in the US state of Pennsylvania.That's according to the findings of a two-year investigation into clergy sexual abuse. Roman Catholic priests, some of whom are dead, sexually abused child victims over a 70-year period and silence. -
USA German pharma company fails to block US execution German pharma company fails to block US execution