15 October 2018 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Watch: May v Corbyn on the state of Brexit Negotiations Days after insiders claimed a Brexit deal was close, UK PM Theresa May and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn were once again locked in a tense debate about Brexit in the Commons. -
Spain Which EU countries consume the most pesticides? Four EU countries accounted for 79% of pesticide sales in 2016, according to data released Monday by statistics body Eurostat. -
World News Watch what happens when a drone smashes into an airplane wing Dramatic experiment spotlights the growing risk of collisions between drones and other aircraft. -
United Kingdom British PhD student arrested in UAE on spying charges British PhD student, Matthew Hedges, has been arrested in UAE on spying charges. He was arrested five months ago. -
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United Kingdom Watch: Competitors have smashing time at World Conker Championships Competitors braved blustery weather to battle it out on Sunday at the annual World Conker Championships in Northamptonshire, England. -
World News Elderly nun among nearly dozen killed in heavy flooding in France Officials said an 88-year-old nun in Villardonnel, France locked herself in a room because she thought she would be safe there "but the water burst in." -
World Donald Tusk tears through Paris on a scooter European Council President Donald Tusk impressed everyone by cruising through the Paris on a fashionable electric scooter. -
Italy Criticism ramps up after Italian city denies immigrant children access to lunch subsidies An NGO has raised funds to pay for school lunches and bus fees for children of immigrant parents after an Italian city barred them from accessing the subsidies. -
France Teqball: How does the sport that crosses football and table tennis work? | Euronews Answers Following the Teqball World Cup in France, Euronews finds out what the sport is, who invented it, and what we can expect in the future. -
Hungary Hungary Homeless ban ‘will save lives’ A ban to stop homeless people living on the streets or in wooded areas in Hungary will save lives, a state secretary has said. The new law went into effect on Monday. -
World EU's top diplomat says 'a full investigation needed' into Khashoggi's disappearance EU's top diplomat says 'a full investigation needed' into Khashoggi's disappearance. -
Hungary Activists paint zebra's head and tail near road in bid to get crossing Necessity is the mother of invention. -
World Hungarian government-sponsored video takes aim at Belgian MEP views on migration | #TheCube A campaign-style video released by Hungarian government spokesperson takes direct aim at Guy Verhofstadt.and his alleged views on migration. But is this just a piece of political propaganda for the 2019 European elections? -
United Kingdom Watch: Theresa May makes statement on Brexit in UK Parliament May's statement leads opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn to make 'Groundhog Day' comparison -
Travel News Osaka pulls out all the stops to win the 2025 World Expo race Japan's third city is in competition with two other cities in Azerbaijan and Russia to host the jamboree, but beyond that, it wants the world to know what a great place it is. -
World News Cancellations mar glittering Saudi meeting, threaten crown prince's rebranding drive Mohammed bin Salman has "staked his entire reputation on being able to be the one person in Saudi Arabia who can transform the kingdom economically." -
Series Beijing's contemporary art hub goes from strength to strength If you love cutting-edge art there's really only one place to go in the Chinese capital - the #798 Art Zone. -
Europe News "Women create a more inclusive society" Conference in Portugal fosters female entrepreneurship -
United Kingdom LIVE | UK Prime Minister Theresa May addresses the House of Commons LIVE | UK Prime Minister Theresa May is addressing the UK Parliament in London. -
United Kingdom Watch: Endangered silvery gibbon born at UK zoo Conservationists estimate that there are fewer than 2,500 adult silvery gibbons in the wild. -
World 'Checkmate' for Theresa May as Brexit talks fail again The British prime minister is hemmed in on all sides as the ongoing deadlock over the Irish border threatens to derail Brexit talks. -
World News German police free hostage held in Cologne train station German police free hostage held in Cologne train station. -
USA Trump sends secretary of state to meet Saudi king over Khashoggi disappearance Trump said Saudi Arabia's King Salman told him he had no knowledge of what happened to "our Saudi citizen". -
World News Hostage situation underway at Cologne train station in Germany At least one woman has been taken hostage at Cologne's main train in Germany on Monday morning. -
China Watch: Tourists test their nerve on glass slide in China’s Shangluo Visitors in Shangluo, a city in northwestern China, are testing their nerve on a glass slide and glass-bottom bridge. -
Economy Could the European market catch a cold?| Euronews Answers As the Winter months loom and flu season rolls in, with Brexit impasses, trade conflicts and a debt-laden Italian budget, the European markets may catch a cold - with geopolitics the cause. -
Destinations The old-world charms of a new-world destination A tour of the Madeiran archipelago and its wine festival in Funchal -
World Conference on election security begins in Brussels The two-day conference will gather leading experts and political figures from around the world to discuss questions relating to election security. -
Next Series "Futuris" reaches for the sky with the wings of the future Air travel needs to become less polluting and more economical as a matter of urgency; one part-EU-funded reserach project is taking giant strides towards a revolutionary wing design. -
Germany Bavarian election: Do not forget the biggest loser, SPD! | View SPD’s vote actually halved, from 20.6% in 2013, to just 9.7%! This marks the party’s worst result in Bavaria since the 1930s, and is the first state parliament now where they have fallen below the symbolic 10% threshold in recent history - a painful exercise for a former Volkspartei. -
Climate Now Climate Update: endless summer for some, a chilly deluge for others Euronews' Copernicus environmental overview examines a sultry September. -
Sport 2018 Cancun Judo Grand Prix: Thrilling men’s heavyweight final on last day of competition in Mexico It was a thrilling men’s heavyweight final on the third and last day of the 2018 Cancun Judo Grand Prix in Mexico. Lukas Krpalek of the Czech Republic was our Man of the Day after taking gold in the +100kg category, while Rika Takayama of Japan was our Woman of the Day after winning the -78kg gold. -
World News Driverless car hype gives way to e-scooter mania among technorati Millions of dollars in funding and billions of dollars in valuations have made scooters the next big thing since the last big thing. -
World Merkel allies suffer huge losses in Bavaria as Greens and AfD make gains Christian Social Union fall to below 40 percent of the vote in Bavarian election, losing their absolute majority which they've held in the state almost consistently since the second world war. -
France Boy, 13, beaten to death in Paris gang clash The boy was reportedly struck by iron bars during a mass fight between rival gangs on the outskirts of the French capital. -
Portugal Clean-up begins after hurricane batters Portuguese atlantic coast Only fifth hurricane ever recorded in the region -
United Kingdom Britain’s royal newly-weds Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are expecting a baby -
World News Trump says mockery of Kavanaugh accuser got him confirmed "If I had not made that speech, we would not have won," the president says in a TV interview. -
World News Fake software update turns computers into cryptocurrency miners Cryptojacking, which uses unsecured computer systems to mine cryptocurrency, has rapidly emerged as a popular tool with hackers looking to -
Germany What does the Bavarian election result mean for Merkel? | Euronews answers Bavarians went to the polls on Sunday to elect their new state parliament for the next five years and the result saw an overhaul in the southern state. -
World News Watch Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot do parkour and try not to squirm Some people find the bot's remarkable agility unsettling. -
World News Trump suggests support for family separations, after earlier practice caused outcry "I will say this: If they feel there will be separation, they don't come," Trump said. -
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Africanews Youths protecting the environment [Inspire Africa] Who says teenagers do not care about the environment? In this edition of Inspire Afirca, Hannane Ferdjani talks an 18-year-old student who is actively showing his peers how to secure their tomorrow o -
France Death toll from floods in south-west France 'climbs to at least 12' Death toll from floods in south-west France 'climbs to at least 12' -
World News Rats and trash infest Los Angeles' 'typhus zone' People "illegally dumping, food being discarded, accumulation of blankets and pillows, and human waste," are attracting the rats, a business advocate said. -
World News Rubio: America's 'moral credibility' at stake in response to missing journalist The Florida GOP Senator said Congress will respond strongly if Saudi involvement is proven. -
Germany Bavaria tells Europe to think beyond immigration | View Bavaria's elections sent a powerful message ahead of Europe-wide votes next year. -
World News Seven stories from around Europe to know about today Here are some of the key developments from around Europe at noon today, Monday, October 15.