11 October 2018 | Euronews
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World News Soyuz astronauts' emergency descent was a harrowing, high-G ordeal A ballistic re-entry is "basically an unguided, uncontrolled free fall." -
Germany 5 things to know about Bavaria's election on Sunday On October 14, Bavaria will elect a new state parliament. But this election is making headlines far beyond the borders of the Free State — so what is it all about? -
World News DNA databases can now identify most Americans "Genetic genealogy databases act like a GPS system for anonymous DNA," one researcher said. -
World News How to take a break from booze so you'll actually stick with it Whether it's Sober October or a stint on the Whole30, taking an occasional break from booze can be good for your mental and physical health. Here are some strategies to help you go the distance. -
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Switzerland Switzerland bans paedophiles from working with children for life Switzerland has announced it will ban all convicted paedophiles from working with children for life. -
World News Facebook takes down hundreds of U.S. news pages for spam The removal is an escalation of the company's battle against fake or sensationalist news stories. -
United Kingdom UK PM Theresa May says Brexit deal is close - Financial Times reports UK Prime Minister Theresa May has told her cabinet a Brexit deal is close, according to the Financial Times newspaper -
Cult Athens: Richard Bellia photography exhibition of music Richard Bellia show cases his art of a musical journey of 36 years of rock. Music is his passion -
Cinema "22 July" film concentrates on survivors The movie, directed by Paul Greengrass is based on the terror attacks of Norwegian far-right extremist Anders Behring Breivik -
Cult Brussels: Van Gogh - The Immersive Experience The Dutch master's artwork is brought to life through 3D technology at an exhibition at the Palais de la Bourse -
World News 11 quotes from Kanye's wild Oval Office rant The meeting was supposed to center on prison reform. However, the hip-hop superstar, wearing a "Make American Great Again" hat, veered of course in a ten-minute speech. -
World News Fyre Festival organizer sentenced to 6 years on fraud charges McFarland pleaded guilty in July to wire fraud charges related to his failed April 2017 music festival in the Bahamas. -
World News Kanye unfiltered: Rapper talks mental illness, 'the universe,' Adidas in Trump meeting After West's extended remarks, the president said, "I tell you what, that was pretty impressive." -
World News 134 million more child brides by 2030 if we don't act now: Save the Children 134 million more female children will become brides in the next 12 years unless we act now, warns Save the Children on Day of the Girl. -
World News Secret deal with Turkey paves way for American pastor's release North Carolina pastor Andrew Brunson is expected to be released in coming days after two years of detention in Turkey. -
World News Washington Supreme Court strikes down state's death penalty Thursday's ruling came in the case of Allen Eugene Gregory, who was convicted of raping and murdering a woman in 1996. -
United Kingdom Severe obesity is 4 times higher in poor areas compared to the wealthiest in England, report finds That is according to a nationwide study of over a million four to 11-year-old pupils in state schools across the country. -
World News New York judge dismisses major charge in Weinstein criminal case New York Judge Jame Burke has dismissed a major charge in the criminal case against Harvey Weinstein, regarding accusations made by Lucia Evans. Evans was a 21-year-old college student in 2004 when she claims Weinstein forced her to perform oral sex when the met alone in his office -
World News Crew stuck on International Space Station 'marooned', says Chris Hadfield Renowned Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield says the three people stuck on the International Space Station are essentially 'marooned' there for a while. -
World News EU is 'irrelevant' according to half of Europeans surveyed Europeans want to vote on EU-wide policy decisions and more transparency. -
Spain Madrid bans scooters on pavements but riders still face wrath of drivers and pedestrians Spanish capital clamps down on electric scooters but with hundreds more planned for the city conflicts with drivers are inevitable -
Switzerland Switzerland imposes lifetime ban on paedophiles from working with children Judges will be obliged to impose the measure on almost all those convicted of sexual offences against vulnerable victims. -
World Raw Politics: high stakes in Bavaria, pressure on S. Arabia, Poland defiant and Frankfurt flirts Raw Politics: high stakes in Bavaria, pressure on S. Arabia, Poland defiant and Frankfurt flirts -
Focus Chess giants lock horns in Georgia for 43rd. Olympiad The city of Batumi was the arena for merciless combat between the world's great players. -
USA What do we in Europe need to know about US midterm elections? | Euronews Answers On 6 November, Americans will head to the polls and vote in one of the most polarizing midterm elections in years. But what's at stake — and what do you need to know? Euronews answers. -
World Raw Politics: Poland perseveres with judicial reform despite anger at home and in Brussels Raw Politics: Poland perseveres with judicial reform despite anger at home and in Brussels -
World Raw Politics: Saudi Arabia facing increasing questions over Khashoggi disappearance Raw Politics: Saudi Arabia facing increasing questions over Khashoggi disappearance -
World Raw Politics: Bavarians face regional vote with global implications Raw Politics: Bavarians face regional vote with global implications -
World News Dow Jones opens with triple-digit losses after global markets plunge overnight President Donald Trump blamed the Federal Reserve for the market plunge, saying the Fed was "going loco." -
Europe News Poland defies EU swearing in new supreme court judges Poland’s president has named 27 new judges to the Supreme Court as part of a judiciary reform that has triggered an EU lawsuit. -
World News Trump calls Kanye a 'very different kind of guy' ahead of W.H. meeting In a 45-minute interview with "Fox and Friends," Trump discussed a wide range of topics, including Attorney General Jeff Sessions. -
USA Trump warns India after their purchase of Russian missile system US President Donald Trump warns of possible sanctions after India purchases a Russian missile system. -
Economy Europe's economy and the migration question UN special representative, Louise Arbour, talks migration and climate change, and why Europe must open its doors to legal migration for its labour market. -
Earth News The guide to Bologna A guide to one of Italy’s most underrated spots that will allow you to live la dolce vita and eat, shop and see the best the locale has to offer -
Spain Extreme anxiety and banal normality co-exist on Europe’s immigration front-line Behind the sensational headlines, Ceuta is very much like a normal Spanish town where residents have learnt to live in harmony with the incoming migrant population. -
World News Ronald Reagan digitally resurrected in hologram form Ronald Reagan digitally resurrected in hologram form -
No Comment Hurricane Michael ravages Florida Hurricane Michael ravages Florida -
No Comment Soyuz makes emergency landing after booster problems end space mission Soyuz makes emergency landing after booster problems end space mission -
World News Markets tumble amid global stock sell-off -
World News Animals treated to pumpkins as Halloween comes early to Detroit Zoo Animals treated to pumpkins as Halloween comes early to Detroit Zoo -
Spain Spanish politicians edge closer to increasing minimum wage Spanish politicians edge closer to increasing minimum wage to €900 a month. -
World News Fact check: What Trump gets wrong in his health care op-ed In an opinion article for USA Today, the president mischaracterized his own record on pre-existing conditions — among other things. -
World News Turkey steps up pressure on Saudi Arabia over missing journalist President Donald Trump, meanwhile, expresses reservations about withholding American arms sales to the kingdom over the writer. -
Europe News Kicking the plastic habit The EU is taking a hard line on single-use plastics - with the European parliament's environment committee voting to bolster the Commissions plastics policy. -
World Hurricane Michael moves inland, leaving devastation behind Homes have been ripped to shreds and whole neighborhoods submerged in the US, as hurricane Michael beat a destructive path through Florida, Alabama and Georgia. -
France Lyon prepares to honour cinema at the latest Lumiere Festival Special guest of honour for this edition is Jane Fonda. -
World News U.S., Russian astronauts make emergency landing after rocket fails on takeoff "Initial reports are that the crew is in good condition," NASA said. -
World News Astronauts safe after Booster rockets carrying Soyuz failed in mid-air Nasa said there was an issue with the booster and the crew has landed safely back on Earth.
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USA Residents trapped in the eye of Hurricane Michael share experiences on social media | #TheCube Florida residents share their experiences and photos as Hurricane Michael makes landfall -
World News Reforming Europe's refugee policies: Austrian-Danish plan will not work | View Why the Austrian-Danish principle of “enforcement first, legal admissions later” is not a feasible fix for Europe's dysfunction asylum and refugee system. -
Europe News EU C02 emissions compromise EU countries agree to 35 percent C02 cut on cars by 2030 -
World News Bronze statue honours Soundgarden's Chris Cornell in Seattle Bronze statue honours Soundgarden's Chris Cornell in Seattle -
No Comment Hurricane Michael as seen from the International Space Station Hurricane Michael as seen from the International Space Station -
Russia Russian footballers detained after beating government official Two Russian premier league football players Kokorin and Mamaev were detained by Russian police after attacking a government official in a Moscow cafe -
No Comment Passengers safe after plane overshoots runway in Siberia Passengers safe after plane overshoots runway in Siberia -
No Comment Rescue and recovery efforts continue after deadly flood in Mallorca Rescue and recovery efforts continue after deadly flood in Mallorca -
World International conference to stop illegal wildlife trade kicks off in London Pangolins, elephants, rhinos — they might live far from the UK, but in London today they are taking centre stage. A two day international conference on the illegal wildlife trade hosted by the UK government is kicking off. -
World News Google wants to help screen those incessant robocalls It's robots fighting robots as Google uses its artificial intelligence to respond to spam calls. -
World At least ten people killed as flash floods hit Spanish island of Mallorca At least ten people have been killed and 12 remain missing after torrential rain caused flash flooding on the Spanish island of Mallorca last night. -
Spain Rafael Nadal helps with Mallorca floods cleanup Tennis star swaps a racquet for a broom on his home island. -
World News At his heaviest, this man weighed over 500 pounds. Here's how he lost half his size After Gary Hill didn't get a job because of his weight, he started exercising and eating healthy foods. In 3 years, he lost 300 pounds. -
World News Screenshots show Khashoggi did not see text messages after entering Saudi consulate Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi checked his phone before entering the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, but didn't see messages sent minutes later. -
Saudi Arabia Hunt on for 'Saudi 15' following Khashoggi disappearance Turkish authorities have names of suspects in case of missing journalist -
World News Snapchat launches original video series but problems loom The project, called "Snap Originals," will start with 12 shows featuring a mix of scripted series and reality content. -
Europe News Without or without EU Bono, U2 rockstar met the president of the European parliament Antonio Tajani and EU Council President Donald Tusk in Brussels, making the Bubble a place where art and politics collide. -
World News Trump accuses Clinton of colluding with Russia as crowd chants 'lock her up' Trump's evidence-free allegation at a campaign rally in Erie, Pennsylvania, was an unusually direct claim against his 2016 rival. -
Europe News Frans Timmermans announces candidacy for Commission top job The Dutch socialist announces his candidacy ahead of the official selection to succeed Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker. -
Europe News Golden Visas: 'It's a prostitution of Schengen' Transparency International's latest report claims that in the last 10 years, the EU has welcomed thousands of new citizens and close to 100,000 new residents through the Golden Visas scheme. Spain, Hungary, Latvia, Portugal and the UK have granted the highest number of golden visas. -
World News 'Austin Powers' star Verne Troyer's death ruled a suicide The actor's April death was caused by alcohol intoxication, putting his blood alcohol level more than three times the legal limit. -
World News Terrorists likely to attack U.S. with drones, says FBI director Christopher Wray said the risk of a drone attack is "steadily increasing" due to their widespread availability and ease of use. -
World News Trump pledges to 'get to the bottom of' Khashoggi disappearance as lawmakers pledge action The president's comments came as GOP lawmakers warned of "hell to pay" if the Saudi government were found responsible for the journalist's disappearance, and said relations with that nation were at an "all-time low." -
World News New York man wanted to blow himself up on National Mall on Election Day Paul Rosenfeld was arrested on charges that he built a bomb and planned to kill himself with it to draw attention to beliefs in ancient election system. -
World News Parents are using 'no touching' signs to prevent strangers from touching infants But will a sign saying "no touching the baby" work? Is it a sensible idea or an issue of parents going overboard? -
United Kingdom UK museum apologises after promoting exhibition about 'Womxn' Can the word 'woman' be sexist? -
World News Feel like Hurricane Michael came out of nowhere? This is why. Unlike Florence, which originated off of Africa weeks before reaching the U.S., hurricanes this late in the season typically form much closer to America. -
USA Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as it happens this morning. -
Italy Euronews visits Lampedusa — the island at the heart of Europe's migration crisis As their approval ratings rise at home, Euronews correspondent Anelise Borges travelled to Lampedusa - the island at the forefront of Italy’s migration crisis - to understand what is drawing people to Northern League party.