12 October 2018 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Eurostar services could stop in 'no-deal' Brexit scenario A UK government paper warns a 'no-deal' Brexit could stop train services to Europe. -
Business Global businesses review commitments with Saudi Arabia The mysterious disappearance and possible murder of a Saudi journalist in Turkey made business executives around the world review their commitments in Saudi Arabia -
Cult Milan: 'Inside Magritte' exhibition Through light, video projection and Virtual Reality technology, art lovers gain a new perspective on the works of the famed Belgian artist René Magritte -
Germany Bavaria election: CSU could lose its majority Chancellor Angela Merkel's Bavarian allies the Christian Social Union seem to be declining. Having governed Bavaria for most of the post-war period, the party looks set to lose its majority in Sunday's vote -
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Turkey Turkey: US Pastor charged with terrorism offences heads home The court passed a 3 years sentence on Andrew Brunson, who had been charged with terrorism offences. But because he'd been detained since October 2016, he wouldn't serve any further time -
World News C-section births almost double to more than 20 percent worldwide The rates of caesarean section births almost doubled between 2000 and 2015 – from 12 to 21 percent worldwide - new research has found. -
Cinema Females star at London Film Festival The London film festival centre stages female film directors and strong female roles -
Bulgaria Bulgaria: Hundreds attend Victoria Marinova's funeral The television journalist was brutally raped and murdered last week which shocked the country -
Gaza Gaza border: Six palestians killed during protest Around 140 people are wounded by Israeli troops according to Gaza's Health Ministry, after protests at the Gaza border -
Greece 58 shipwrecks with over 300 treasures are found in Greece Almost 60 shipwrecks dating from ancient Greece to the 20th century have been found in the Aegean sea. -
Spain Watch: Escaped Emu dies from stress after being chased by police in Spain An escaped emu collapsed and died after being chased through a city in Spain by police on motorbikes. -
United Kingdom Malaria-carrying mosquitoes could be killed off by gene editing A laboratory at Imperial College London has wiped out a population of malaria-carrying mosquitoes using gene editing. The lab spread a genetic modification that blocks female reproduction through a caged population -
USA Watch: Dog groomer to the stars clips her way to Instagram fame | Left Field Watch how actor Jess Rona became "Instafamous" for dog grooming. -
Italy From 'graffiti hunter' to champion of Naples' street art De Lucas was initially known as the 'graffiti hunter', now he has become the 'champion' of street artists. -
Italy Hot off the press! Right wing newspaper offers pistol deal in Italy A right-wing daily in Italy is promoting the purchase of a pepper-spray gun alongside their newspaper -
Focus RegioStars awards reward EU's pioneer regional initiatives The annual prizes highlight grassroots initiatives around the European Union. -
United Kingdom Meet the Wind-sors: Breezy weather bombards guests at royal wedding Princess Eugenie’s royal nupitals with her partner of eight years, Jack Brooksbank, unlikely attracted as many spectators and TV viewers as another royal wedding this year, but it was still a spectacle. -
World News Turks tell U.S. officials they have recordings of WashPo writer being killed, report says Turkish authorities believe the critic of Saudi Arabia was killed at the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, officials have told NBC News. -
United Kingdom In pictures: Princess Eugenie weds in royal fanfare Catch the best shots of the royal wedding in Windsor -
My Europe Series State of the Union State of the Union -
Taste "Taste" savours the majesty of Hokkaido Scallops in Japan They are reputed to be among the best in the world, so "Taste" had to go to Japan's north-east to find out, and chef Thierry Voisin had to cook some in his inimitable way. -
Taste Thierry Voisin reveals his recipe for Coquille St. Jacques for "Taste" In the latest edition of euronews' culinary magazine "Taste" from Japan, Thierry Voisin raves about the excellence of Japanese scallops, and shares a recipe. -
Germany Germany’s AfD tells pupils to report teachers who air political views The party claims the controversial initiative has been targeted by hackers. -
World News Turkish court grants release of American pastor Andrew Brunson President Trump tweeted shortly after the verdict that the evangelical pastor "will be home soon." -
Destinations Inside the first underwater lounge "This bay is made of 19 coats of glass and it's 35 centimeters thick" -
No Comment Watch: The best No Comment videos of this week Here is our pick of the best No Comment videos from the last seven days. -
World News EU working-life expectancy grows to 36 years Since 2000 the expected working life duration in the European Union has risen by three years to reach 36 years in 2017, according to the EU official statistics agency. -
World UAE’s passion for dragon boating showcased at 11th Abu Dhabi Dragon Boat Race The 11th Abu Dhabi Dragon Boat Race got underway on Friday, October 5th. Featuring 70 teams from across the United Arab Emirates, participants competed along a 1km stretch of the capital’s coastline. -
World How is Dead Sea mud helping treat diseases in Jordan? Some doctors in Jordan are using ancient medical practices and natural ingredients from the Dead Sea to treat their patients. -
World Meet Sara and Doss: two artists boosting the street dance scene in Kuwait After quitting dance school in New York due to an injury, Sara Al Homood came back to her hometown of Kuwait only to discover an emerging dance scene. -
Italy 'They piss and s*** everywhere,' says Salvini on those who gather at 'ethnic' shops Deputy Premier and Interior Minister, Matteo Salvini, is proposing an amendment that will force small grocery shops, often run by members of ethnic minorities, to close by 9 p.m. -
World Raw Politics: a look back at the week's stories...in case you missed it Raw Politics: a look back at the week's stories...in case you missed it -
Ireland British Isles brace for Storm Callum as powerful gusts hit Ireland Around 30,000 homes were left without power this morning after gusts of 110km/h battered Ireland overnight. -
World News Climate change: Watershed moment calls for strong leadership from EU | View The grim picture painted by the UN's IPCC report on climate change should be a warning to the EU and other advanced economies: reduce carbon emissions to zero to avoid temperature rises with the most devastating consequences. -
United Kingdom Fracking can go ahead in UK after legal case fails More to follow -
No Comment Search and rescue teams pick through the aftermath of Hurricane Michael Search and rescue teams pick through the aftermath of Hurricane Michael -
Spain Seville: How a small Spanish city became a cycling hub for all | View As tackling climate change and our dependence on fossils fuels becomes more urgent than ever, city planners are turning the bicycle as a healthy, environmentally-friendly mode of transport. -
World News Baby elephants wow crowds at San Diego Zoo Baby elephants wow crowds at San Diego Zoo -
World News Europe to change fuel pump labels — what you need to know Petrol pumps across Europe are set to change their names on Friday in a European Union bid to make the labelling system easier. -
World Astronauts make emergency landing as engine fails on Soyuz rocket Russian officials are investigating the cause of a booster problem that forced a Soyuz rocket capsule to make an emergency landing just after launch -
USA Hurricane-affected communities rely on social media for help in Michael aftermath | #TheCube Communities in Florida affected by the recent Hurricane Michael turned to social media in the aftermath of the storm to call for help -
Germany Merkel's allies under threat in Bavaria Opinion polls point to sharp losses for CSU
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World News Moroccan tightrope walker thrills Chileans with skyscraper sortie Moroccan tightrope walker thrills Chileans with skyscraper sortie -
World News Big guns of surrealism on show as Pompidou Centre lends works to Pisa Big guns of surrealism on show as Pompidou Centre lends works to Pisa -
No Comment Flooding in Sardinia causes bridge collapse Flooding in Sardinia causes bridge collapse -
United Kingdom Britain's Princess Eugenie marries Jack Brooksbank in second royal wedding of the year Princess Eugenie, ninth-in-line to the throne, married her fiancé in Windsor's St George's Chapel on Friday. -
France Are French schools failing their brightest children? Are French schools failing their brightest children? -
World US Pastor Andrew Brunson freed by Turkish court The US pastor Andrew Brunson is on his way back to the US. -
World News Mediterranean flash floods leave trail of death and devastation More bodies have been found after torrential rain and flash floods brought havoc to the south of France and the islands of Mallorca and Sardinia. -
World News Lindsey Buckingham sues Fleetwood Mac "I remain deeply surprised and saddened, as this decision ends the beautiful 43-year legacy we built together," Buckingham said. -
Turkey Europe briefing: 6 stories you need to know about today Take a look back at six of the biggest headlines from Europe this morning. -
World News Pentagon grounds all F-35 jets following crash — latest issue for costly program "We will take every measure to ensure safe operations while we deliver, sustain and modernize the F-35 for the warfighter and our defense partners," a spokesman said. -
World News Media companies pulling out of Saudi conference after Khashoggi's disappearance The Future Investment Initiative has come under scrutiny amid reports the longtime critic of the Saudi royal family was killed inside the Saudi consulate. -
World News Trump's lawyers preparing answers to questions from Mueller A source familiar with the matter told NBC News that those questions pertain to whether the Trump campaign colluded with Russia in 2016.