3 September 2018 | Euronews
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Spain Fake bomb uncovered at Spanish second-hand bookstore Elena González never expected that a recent sort through of stock at her second-hand bookstore in western Spain would lead to a call to bomb disposal experts. -
World News Victoria Beckham re-creates Spice Girl look for hilarious video In a hilarious new video for British Vogue, Victoria Beckham re-creates her look from the Spice Girls' 1996 "Say You'll Be There" video. -
Russia Russian TV launches weekly show hailing Putin Vladimir Putin's "love of children" and "great physique" were some of the topics discussed in a new Russian state-television show entirely dedicated to the president's image. -
Netherlands Armenian teens facing deportation from Netherlands are 'in hiding' Two Armenian teens, who have been living in the Netherlands for the past decade, have gone into hiding to avoid deportation, their mother said on Monday. -
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World News Mom, boyfriend held after missing 3-year-old found dead in Nevada "There is nothing accidental about this investigation, as far as the death of this child," a Las Vegas police lieutenant said. -
Earth News Saving old books and preserving nature by art Meet two artists from the Swedish countryside who created their own one of a kind art. -
Israel Israel's public broadcaster apologises for playing music by Wagner Wagner, whose operas are hailed as musical masterpieces, was Adolf Hitler’s favourite composer, with Nazi followers embracing his anti-Semitic writings and ideology. -
Brazil Brazil loses its National Museum in devastating fire io -
No Comment Watch: Costa Ricans protest against Nicaraguan migrants fleeing violence Hundreds of Costa Ricans marched on San Jose on Sunday (September 02) to protest against the arrival of migrants from neighbouring Nicaragua, who are fleeing instability and violence during widespread protests against President Daniel Ortega. -
Cult 30th VISA Pour L'image photo exhibition This year the Rohingya refugee crisis in Myanmar and the war in Yemen are marked out as the worst examples of suffering that currently shame our world. -
No Comment Watch: Jet suit pilot makes splash at Bournemouth Air Show Two jet flier pilots set new records at Bournemouth Beach on Friday, but not without a slight mishap as one pilot crashed into the water. -
World Raw Politics: Back to work, Brexit, German crime and is it literally 'Time for a Change'? Raw Politics: Back to work, Brexit, German crime and is it literally 'Time for a Change'? -
World News U.S. service member killed in apparent 'insider attack' in Afghanistan The death of a U.S. service member in an apparent insider attack was the sixth American killed in Afghanistan this year. -
Earth News Just opened: foodie hotspots in Paris Tried and tested: the coolest places to grab a bite in the French capital this season -
Germany Migrant jailed for murdering 15-year-old ex-girlfriend in Germany A German court has sentenced a failed asylum seeker to eight-and-a-half years in prison for murdering his 15-year-old ex-girlfriend, in a case that has fueled anti-migrant sentiment in the country. -
Focus Breathing life into old books & embossing the natural world onto leather Two Swedish artists take novel approaches to creating objects for the home. -
Germany Germany debates opt-out system for organ donations Germany's Health Minister Jens Spahn is pushing for the country to adopt an opt-out policy for organ donations as the number of donors sink to its lowel-ever level. -
World News Messi out: Fifa men's player of the year shortlist includes Ronaldo, Salah and Modric Barcelona star Lionel Messi did not make the shortlist for the first time since 2006. -
Gaza Palestinians in Gaza take to boats to protest Israeli blockade The protesters said they were challenging Israel's land and sea blockade on Gaza which has lasted for more than a decade. -
World News 515,000 kids face school closures after U.S. axes Palestinian funding "We want peace; we don't like blood. But I want to ask you a question — if there is no hope, what do you think will happen?" -
World News Cambodia's plastic problems Cambodia's plastic problems -
World News In One Word: Tony Blair on May, Boris, Corbyn, Bono... Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair agrees to have a go at describing EU political figures in just one word. -
World News Turkey needs the EU; the question is how much its relationship will cost | View The key challenge for Turkey is not the form of its relationship with the EU, but the fact that it crucially needs EU markets, funds, and investment to prosper. This in turn requires the rule of law, not the rule of the arbitrary. Choices will have to be made in Ankara. -
World News All aboard for Ukrainian fashion Train carriages instead of backstage and a platform instead of runway - a young Ukrainian designer Jean Gritsfeldt used Kiev central railway station to demonstrate his 2019 spring-summer collection at annual Ukrainian Fashion Week. -
Next Series SMOKEBOT undergoes a trial by fire Smokebot is a wifi-controlled robot that can asses the risks in a fire when visibility is very low. -
World News Crossing Mediterranean 'deadlier than ever' for migrants — UNHCR report There is one death for every 18 migrants that arrive in Europe, according to a new UNHCR report — a sharp increase compared to the same period last year. -
World News Facebook's definition of terrorism 'overly broad', warns UN Facebook's definition may lead to governments suppressing opposition from legitimate groups, a UN human rights expert warned. -
Germany Chemnitz holds anti-racism concert Chemnitz holds anti-racism concert -
No Comment Cincinnati holds Rubber Duck charity race Ohio city tradition raises money for hunger-threatened kids -
World British woman set to travel the length of Hudson River on paddle board A British woman has decided to travel the length of the Hudson River in the US on a paddle board to raise awareness of plastic pollution. Lizzie Carr will paddle for more than a week consecutively to cover the 275 km (170 miles) long journey. -
World Theresa May faces pressure on all sides over Brexit plans British PM Theresa May's Brexit plans are hanging by a thread as she faces criticism from the chief Brexit negotiator in Brussels, as well as rebellion within her own party. EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier has said he "strongly opposes" her plan, and 20 of her own MPs have spoken out against it. -
No Comment A "ducky" Cincinnati tradition for a good cause It was the 24th annual rubber duck regatta, a fundraiser for a local Cincinnati food bank called the freestore. -
No Comment Thousands gather in Venice to watch traditional regatta Thousands of boating enthusiasts gathered in Venice on Sunday to watch the Regata Storica, a historical boat race held every year since the thirteenth century in the city's lagoon and Grand Canal. -
World Raw Politics: Is migrant crime really a rising threat in Germany? Raw Politics launched today on Euronews with a discussion about the migrant debate that has shaken Germany. -
World Calls for unity in Chemnitz against Far Right Church, politicans and musicans are making a concerted push back against the Far Right in the east German town of Chemnitz. A concert calling for tolerance will take place there tonight. -
Sweden Sweden election explainer: will migrant influx see Swedes swing to the far right? Sweden had a record-breaking 163,000 asylum applicants in 2015. Will the legacy of this be the country electing far right populists Sweden Democrats on September 9? -
World NAFTA talks scheduled to resume as Trump threatens to exclude Canada The US and Canada are set to resume NAFTA talks on Wednesday, but President Donald Trump says he has no issue cutting negotiations short unless a "fair deal" presents itself. -
Europe News What's on MEPs' minds as they head back to Brussels? With their summer holidays now over, MEPs are back in their business suits heading to Brussels for another term at the European Parliament. We caught up with some MEPs to find out what their plans were for the coming term. -
Europe News Belgian courts to rule on Spanish rapper's extradition On September 17, Belgian judges will rule on whether the controversial Spanish rapper Valtonyc may be extradited back to his native Spain, where he has been sentenced to three and a half years in prison for "glorifying terrorism". -
World News As Florida's toxic red tide stretches on, residents report health problems Doctors in southwest Florida say they've seen an increase in patients complaining of breathing problems. -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson attacks Theresa May again over her Brexit plans Boris Johnson attacks Theresa May again over her Brexit plans -
Greece Greek seamen strike for better wages Greek seamen strike for better wages -
World News Shots fired before Ice Cube concert at California horse track Del Mar Racetrack says the concert will go ahead as planned after deputies shot a man outside the track. -
World News Europe briefing: eight stories to know about today In a rush? Here are eight stories from around Europe you need know about this lunchtime. -
Myanmar Calls for Myanmar to release convicted journalists Calls for Myanmar to release convicted journalists -
Brazil Fire ravages Brazil's National Museum The 200-year-old building is said to contain over 20 million items in its collection