25 September 2018 | Euronews
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United Kingdom What is Labour’s Brexit motion? | Euronews answers How a motion approved by the Labour Party could increase the chances of a second Brexit referendum. -
World News The Ryder Cup: How does it work? The 42nd edition of the Ryder Cup takes place at Le Golf National near Paris on Friday. Here is Euronews' guide to how the biannual match between the United States and Europe works. -
World News Twitter considers ban on 'dehumanizing language' The move has been in the works for the last three months and is part of the company's efforts to create "healthy" conversations on the platform. -
Sport Asian judo stars dominate day six in Baku Japan and South Korea top the medals table -
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World News Bill Cosby gets 3 to 10 years in prison for sex assault The US comedian was sentenced after being convicted of sexual assault. -
No Comment Former Bayern Munich stars celebrate at Oktoberfest Retired World Cup champion and Bayern Munich striker Luca Toni joked about returning to competitive football when asked about Bayern Munich's attacking strength. -
No Comment Floodwater fails to recede in Conway, buildings remain submerged Floodwater from Hurricane Florence has persisted in the town of Conway, South Carolina, and its surrounding areas, with drone footage recorded on Sunday showing the extent of the flooding. -
No Comment Fire dragon dances through streets of Hong Kong Eighty people lifted a giant fire dragon through the streets of Hong Kong on Monday as part of the city's mid-autumn festival celebrations. -
No Comment Lanterns flood the night sky in Taiwan Local and foreign visitors gathered to celebrate the mid-autumn festival in Pinghsi, Taiwan, on Monday, releasing hundreds of flying lanterns that lit up the night sky. -
Europe News Will Egypt help cure EU's migration headache? "Excessively restrictive measures will just foster the market available to the traffickers" -
World News From United Nations to United Networks | View Who sets the global agenda in our new world order? -
Business Michael Kors confirms €1.8 billion take over of Versace Michael Kors confirms €1.8 billion take over of Versace -
Earth News A gastrotour of León Tried and tested: our curated tour of Spain's gastronomic capital of the year -
World News China won't let U.S. warship dock in Hong Kong amid trade tensions "China has always carried out approvals case by case, in accordance with the principle of sovereignty and the detailed situation," a Chinese official said. -
Europe News Top EU court rules to keep details of MEP expenses secret On top of their salaries, MEPs are awarded a monthly “general expenditure allowance” of up to €4,416 to fund their constituency offices. -
Italy Forest fire forces 700 people to evacuate near Pisa A forest fire near the Italian city of Pisa has forced 700 people to evacuate their homes. The fire has destroyed over 600 hectares of woodland so far. The fire broke out on Monday night on Mount Serra. Firefighters are tackling the blaze. -
Republic of Ecuador Hundreds of birds in 'collective suicide' at Ecuadorian high-altitude lakes A remote Andean village in Ecuador celebrates the peculiar "collective suicide" ritual of migratory birds into their sacred lake. -
Spain Former French PM could become the next Barcelona mayor Manuel Valls is expected to announce his candidacy for the Barcelona mayoral election on Tuesday. -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: Migration, pigs and Puigdemont
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Cult Video art dominates the entries for this year's Turner Prize The works of the nominees for this year's UK Turner Prize are on display at the Tate Britain in London with the emphasis very much on video -
USA WATCH: Spinal implants allow paralysed patients to walk Paralysed patients walk again thanks to a specialized program of therapy and a pain stimulator implanted in their spines -
World News Trump, Macron and Rouhani talk migration, climate change and the Iran deal at UN address President Trump is to deliver his second speech at the UN General Assembly in New York this afternoon, followed by French President Emmanuel Macron and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani. -
Earth News Michael Kors buys Versace for €1.83 billion The deal has a total value of 1.83 billion euros. -
World Raw Politics: MEPs expenses to remain secret, says Court of Justice Court denies journalists' request for total transparency over expenses -
United Kingdom Why is the Irish border issue so complex? | Euronews answers As we are nearing the 20-year anniversary of the signing of the Good Friday Agreement, Northern Ireland is at its most consequential moment since the ending of the three decades of violence. -
Business Instagram founders resign The founders of photo-sharing app Instagram are leaving the company amidst rumours of tensions with parent company Facebook -
World News Iran vows to fight terrorism as 22 are arrested over parade attack Iran's president pledges to fight terrorism after at least 25 people were killed when gunmen opened fire at a military parade -
World Raw Politics: 3-month-old baby a late contender to be UN General Assembly's 'Most Childish' New Zealand Prime Minister's infant was present at UNGA -
World Raw Politics: amid low approval ratings Macron takes the fastest route to taxpayers' hearts Raw Politics: amid low approval ratings Macron takes the fastest way to taxpayers' hearts -
World News The Brexit 'roller coaster' - a British trucker's journey With a post-Brexit deal remaining elusive, there are fears that trucks could get stuck in queues in Dover and Calais. -
France Migrants on rescue ship to be taken to Malta before being sent to four EU states Migrants aboard the charity rescue ship Aquarius will be transferred to a patrol boat in international waters and taken to Malta, before being sent to four other European Union states, the Maltese government said on Tuesday.
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Hungary Orban sends thank-you letters to MEPs who voted against Article 7 Article 7, often dubbed the "nuclear option", could see the EU impose sanctions on Hungary and restrict its voting rights. -
Sweden Sweden's PM was ousted in a no-confidence vote. Now what? | Euronews answers Here's what prime minister Stefan Löfven's departure means for Swedish politics. -
Business EU says UK must recover billions in lost customs duties EU says UK must recover billions in lost customs duties -
World Greek authorities start to relocate migrants from Moria camp Greek authorities have started relocating migrants from the island of Lesbos to the Greek mainland. -
World News World pole climbing champ retains title in UK Dan Whelan scaled the 25-metre Douglas Fir tree in 11.3 seconds, two seconds off the world record -
World News Dads aren’t babysitters, they’re parents | View Why sharing child-raising responsibilities more equally can be good for everyone involved. -
Niger Migrants hotspots: the Niger laboratory Niger is a major transit country for migrants wanting to reach Europe. The EU wants to make it one of the so-called « hotspots » where migration flows towards Europe can be processed. euronews reporter Valérie Gauriat investigated on the field. -
World News Iran terrorist attack shows opponents see 'unique opportunity,' experts say Militants disguised as soldiers opened fire at the procession of Iran's powerful Revolutionary Guard while they marched through the oil-rich city of Ahvaz. -
World News U.N. chief set to paint a grim picture of the state of the world In speeches and close to 350 meetings on the assembly sideline, the conflicts, hotspots and issues contributing to that turbulence will be debated. -
World News Solicitor General Noel Francisco would take over Mueller probe if Rosenstein is out The 49-year-old is an archetypal conservative Republican lawyer. A member of the Federalist Society, he clerked for Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. -
World UN General Assembly begins amid tensions between US and Iran Last year it was North Korea, this year Iran may be in the US president's crosshairs at the UN General Assembly. Both American President Donald Trump and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani will address the UN General Assembly today, but it's unlikely they'll meet after Rouhani shot the idea down. -
World Catholic Church in Germany publishes investigation into child abuse A four-year investigation into the sexual abuse of children in the German Catholic Church publishes its findings today. -
New Zealand New Zealand PM brings her baby to UN general assembly Jacinda Ardern brought her 3-month-old baby, Neve, to the UN general assembly, a showcase of her balancing act. -
World Labour Party to 'order' MP's to vote against May's Brexit-Deal Britain's main opposition party is expected to announce today that it will order MP's to vote down the Prime Minister's current Brexit proposals. It comes as debate roars over a fresh referendum. -
World News More churches are offering gluten-free bread for Holy Communion but the Vatican disapproves More and more churches are offering gluten-free Communion bread, but not all bishops are on board. -
World News Is it aliens? Scientists detect more mysterious radio signals from distant galaxy Some think the "fast radio bursts" could be evidence of an extraterrestrial civilization. -
World News Kavanaugh: 'The truth is I've never sexually assaulted anyone' In an interview with Fox News set to air Monday night, the Supreme Court nominee also denied being at the party where Christine Blasey Ford has alleged he committed sexual misconduct. -
World News Indiana school bus driver fired, arrested after video shows students at wheel Joandrea McAtee, 27, was charged with neglect of a dependent, a felony charge, after video surfaced showing students as young as 11 years old behind the wheel of her school bus. -
World News Global warming is overheating and drying out U.S. national parks Temperatures have gone up in U.S. national parks twice as fast as in the rest of the country. And it's going to get worse, a new study finds. -
World News Louisiana soldier who detonated chemical weapon sentenced to 11 years The blast set off by 24-year-old Ryan Keith Taylor last year emitted chlorine gas, badly injuring two investigators. -
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