16 September 2018 | Euronews
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France Lyon: Dancing parade for peace Around 250,000 people turned out to watch the 18th edition of the Biennale de la Danse parade with the theme this year of peace -
World News U.S. calls urgent U.N. Security Council meeting on North Korea sanctions violations Amb. Nikki Haley said Russia is pressuring U.N. experts to alter an independent report implicating Russian actors in violations of North Korea sanctions. -
World News Kavanaugh sexual assault accuser reveals identity and details allegations "I thought he might inadvertently kill me," Christine Blasey Ford told The Washington Post. -
United Kingdom UK: 'no evidence' Novichok behind weekend Salisbury illnesses Wiltshire police have scaled down investigations after two people fell ill at a restaurant at Salisbury in England on Sunday, saying there is 'nothing to suggest' Novichok caused it. -
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United Kingdom Study finds first evidence of air pollution particles reaching mothers’ placentas "Until now, there has been very little evidence that inhaled particles get into the blood from the lung." -
World News Hundreds of thousands turn out to "dance to peace" in Lyon Biennale Around 250,000 people turned out for a street dance party as part of the Lyon Biennale -
World News About the Mediterranean, start with saving lives | View European leaders should not allow their vision of a humane asylum policy to be held hostage by fear. -
World News Israeli man stabbed to death in West Bank A Palestinian man who stabbed an Israeli man to death in the West Bank was subsequently shot and wounded by a civilian -
World News Migrant boat 'spends hours in distress off Libyan coast' German NGO Sea Watch described the lack of action as "a clear case of non-assistance". -
World News Arrests as activists clash with police in German forest More arrests made as German police clash with activists protesting the planned clearing of a forest to expand coal mining -
Turkey Push to save historic orphanage in Turkey It looks more like the set of a horror movie than the majestic hotel and casino it was intended to be. Now there's a push to save it. -
World News Pussy Riot activist arrives in Berlin Pussy Riot activist Petr Verzilov has been flown to Berlin for treatment after is was suspected he was poisoned in Russia -
Niger Anti-smuggling laws hurt economic lifeline of west African towns West African towns lose economic lifeline as EU moves to toughen migration policies at external borders. -
World News Dozens dead as Typhoon Mangkhut rips through southeast Asia Dozens of people have died and many more have been injured as Typhoon Mangknut continues to rip through southeast Asia -
World News American-Israeli man stabbed to death in West Bank The victim was identified as Ari Fuld, a U.S.-born activist who was popular in the local community and an outspoken Israel advocate on social media. -
France Parisians enjoy the Champs Elysées sans traffic Last Sunday in Paris, at the tail end of the summer, the city's most famous avenue became blissfully free of traffic. -
United Kingdom London Mayor calls for a second referendum on Brexit Sadiq Khan says the prime minister's handling of Brexit negotiations has become "mired in confusion and deadlock" and was leading the country down a damaging path but the Prime Minister has repeatedly ruled out a second referendum -
No Comment Prayers on wheels — the mobile church with hop-on services For many worshippers living in the remote regions of Russia's Tatarstan republic, the Zainsk church is a journey too far. -
United Kingdom London mayor calls for second EU referendum: 'the people must get a final say' Sadiq Khan's demands come ahead of Labour’s annual conference next week, with over 100 anti-Brexit motions submitted. -
No Comment Strong winds and heavy rains lash Hong Kong as Typhoon Mangkhut nears Hong Kong and southern China hunkered down under red alert Sunday as strong winds and heavy rain from Typhoon Mangkhut lashed the densely populated coast. -
World News Forest protesters arrested in Germany Police in Germany have arrested around 30 activists who are attempting to stop coal mining on the site of a 12,000 year-old forest -
World News Athletics: Kenyan Eliud Kipchoge breaks marathon world record in Berlin -
No Comment Activists mark anniversary of 2008 financial crisis with protest outside Paris bank Activists from anti-globalisation organisation Attac protested in front of a branch of HSBC in Paris on Saturday to mark the 10th anniversary of the 2008 financial crisis. -
World News Jamie Lee Curtis: Parents, put down your cell phones. Your kids are watching | View The solution to kids' obsessions with their phones starts with a look in the mirror. -
Mexico Mexico City's mariachi district rocked by shooting A popular tourist area of Mexico City has been rocked by a gunfight that left at least five people dead, -
World News Turkey's Erdogan builds more prisons as post-coup purge persists A purge against thousands of dissidents and alleged terrorists has filled Turkey's prisons. Now President Erdogan wants to build more. -
World News Syria military claims it thwarted an Israeli missile attack The Syrian military claims to have shot down Israeli missiles that it claims were fired in an act of aggression -
World News Rebel former FARC leader shot in Colombia Colombia says a former FARC leader who refused to sign up to the 2016 peace deal has been shot and injured -
World News Severely ill Pussy Riot activist to be treated in Germany Fellow members of the Russian protest group say they suspect Pyotr Verzilov was poisoned for political reasons. -
World News Flooded town of New Bern, N.C., turns a corner "The worst of the storm is behind us," said a spokeswoman for the coastal town. -
World News Some return to areas damaged by Florence, but serious threat persists "I cannot overstate it: Floodwaters are rising, and if you aren't watching for them, you are risking your life," North Carolina's governor said Saturday.