16 October 2018 | Euronews
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United Kingdom ‘There is no God and no afterlife’ Hawking concludes in final book God doesn’t exist, aliens do exist, and time travel could be possible, Stephen Hawking says in a book he wrote before his death. -
No Comment Israeli fire wounds 32 Palestinians in Gaza beach protest Gaza's Health Ministry said on Monday 32 Palestinians have been wounded by Israeli fire during a mass protest along the beach near the Israeli frontier. -
Ireland Facebook hack affected 3 million Europeans, Irish official says Facebook could face a sizable fine due to the E.U.'s General Data Protection Regulation. -
Australia Same-sex penguins rear egg at Sydney zoo A same-sex penguin couple who are stars of Sea Life Sydney Aquarium are rearing an egg. -
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No Comment Train derails near Moroccan capital Rabat A tragic derailment of a train linking Rabat and Kenitra, in the region of Bouknadel, happened on Tuesday, and caused several casualties and injuries. -
World Raw Politics: Tensions rise over Italy's draft budget and high stakes behind Brexit summit On today's Raw Politics, the team looked at the rising tensions between Italy and Brussels over the country's draft budget and the high stakes behind a crucial Brexit summit later this week. -
World News Trump calls Stormy Daniels 'horseface' after judge dismisses her suit The porn star's attorney Michael Avenatti shot right back, calling the president a "disgusting misogynist and an embarrassment." -
World News Dads jump to 007's defense after Daniel Craig is shamed for baby carrier The twittersphere rushed to the 007 star's defense after Morgan blasted his decision to wear what he termed a "papoose." -
No Comment Watch : Firefighters tackle blaze at dump in Milan A widespread fire raged in the Milan suburb of Quarto Oggiaro burning a rubbish dump. -
Economy No-deal Brexit more and more likely Both sides stick to their positions on Irish border issue -
World Ireland's foreign minister draws Ireland's red lines in Brexit negotiations Ireland’s foreign minister Simon Coveney told Euronews in an exclusive interview that his country expects “the British Prime Minister to follow through on her commitments". -
World Tensions run high as Brussels reviews Italy's draft budget Tensions between Italy and Brussels increase as the European Commission reviews the country's draft budget. -
France Get out of jail free card? Aerial shots of breakout prison still not blurred Google has agreed to blur aerial pictures of French prisons after a daring escape by Redoine Faid in July. But while some jails have been obscured, two of the most high-profile can still be seen online. -
No Comment Dozens leap off bridge in Sochi annual base jump festival Dozens of base jumping enthusiasts from different countries took part in an annual base jumping festival in Sochi, Russia. -
No Comment Scuba divers take a Halloween tradition underwater In Florida, locals put their own twist on the Halloween tradition of carving pumpkins - by taking it underwater. -
Hungary Hungarian lawmakers reject 'lying, slanderous' report approved by EU Lawmakers in Hungary have formally rejected the conclusions of an EU-approved report, which claims their government posed a “systematic threat” to the bloc’s values and calls for sanctions. -
Spain Stop treating Catalonia's separatists like criminals, exiled Puigdemont tells Euronews Former Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont has been speaking exclusively to Euronews. -
France Before and after pictures show the shocking impact of France's floods The Aude department in southwestern France remained on red alert on Tuesday after devastating floods swept the region around Carcassonne. -
Italy Child ‘vampire burial’ unearthed in Italy Archaeologists have uncovered the remains of a 10-year-old child who they believe was given a “vampire burial” meant to keep the deceased from rising from the dead and infecting the living. -
Russia Russia's foreign minister slams Brexit Britain for using EU to hurt Russia: exclusive In an exclusive interview with Euronews, Russia’s Foreign Minister has hit out at the UK for using the EU to facilitate sanctions against Russia in the wake of the Novichok scandal. -
Destinations Belle Époque luxury in Monte-Carlo Wanna feel like Audrey Hepburn for a weekend? Here's how to in Monaco. Hotel Metropole has an exclusive yet unpretentious way to have you in the hollow of their hand. -
Economy Brussels tells Italy: Respect budgetary rules like everybody else European Commission not to shy away from showdown with nationalist government in Rome -
Romania Nearly 50 people found hidden amongst porcelain in truck at Romanian border Romanian border police said they found 47 people hidden in the back of a lorry at the country's border with Hungary on Monday. -
USA Who wants a piece of moon? 5-kilo lunar meteorite ‘The Moon Puzzle’ up for auction The rare meteorite, which was discovered in northwest Africa, has been dubbed the largest chunk of moon rock ever put up for auction. -
Saudi Arabia Trump says Saudi crown prince denies knowledge of what happened to Khashoggi Trump said in a tweet that the Saudi crown prince denied knowledge of what happened to Khashoggi. -
World News US President Trump: "I have no financial interests in Saudi Arabia" US President Donald Trump tweeted no announce that he has "no financial interests in Saudi Arabia" after the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi has spotlighted US-Saudi Arabia relations. -
Turkey Turkish police 'find evidence Saudi writer was killed inside consulate': AP Source tells AP that investigators have a breakthrough. -
Europe News The next frontier in information manipulation Expert warn against "deep fakes" during upcoming election campaigns -
Belgium Belgium's first black mayor is footballer Vincent Kompany's father When it comes to his family, Vincent is in good Kompany. -
Belgium Irish Foreign Minister says Brexit backstop is essential 'insurance': Exclusive "Negotiators need more time." Euronews correspondent Shona Murray sat down for an exclusive interview with Irish Foreign Minister, Simon Coveney, ahead of the crucial summit. -
World News Climate change will make beer prices soar with temperatures, study says Scientists say extreme weather and drought will hit barley crops used to make beer, bringing higher prices -
France Red carpet opening for Lumiere Film Festival Actors Javier Bardem and Monica Bellucci were among the stars on hand at the opening ceremony of the Lumiere Film Festival in Lyon. -
Australia Watch: Prince Harry and Meghan meet koala in Sydney The trip to Australia is Meghan and Harry’s first overseas tour as a married couple, and comes amid news that they are expecting their first child. -
World News 'No laughing matter': Police probe Savannah war statue prank Authorities in Savannah, Georgia, said they are treating the matter as a trespassing incident: "Harming our historic monuments ... is no laughing matter." -
France Is Lyon's public transport operator implementing a 'kindness tax'? 'Solidarity is not a crime,' argued protesters in Lyon who said the city's public transport network is imposing a €150 fine on people who give their tickets to other passengers -
World Theresa May urges EU not to let Irish border issue 'derail' Brexit deal The UK Prime Minister Theresa May has urged the EU not to allow a stand-off over issue of the Irish border to "derail" Brexit negotiations - saying she still believes a deal is "achievable". -
France 'Saving lives is not a crime' — Javier Bardem on Mediterranean migration crisis Actor Javier Bardem had a strong message for Europe — stop persecuting NGOs that are trying to save Migrants on the Mediterranean. -
USA Tech figureheads lead tributes to Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen | The Cube Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen has died of cancer aged 65 -
France Watch: Road collapses due to French floods Heavy rain and flooding in southern France caused a road to collapse on Monday and a van slid into the gaping hole that opened up. There were no casualties. -
United Kingdom Brits want to leave Europe's party because the fun's over and we're all tired | View Brexit threatens what's left of Europe's washed-up and worn-out project - that's why it's ridiculed by the EU, writes former UK Labour Councillor Sam Stopp. -
Turkey Trade Minister: The real Turkish economy is proving analysts wrong | View Despite recent headlines decrying dire economic straits, Turkey's real economy is thriving, writes the country's Minister of Trade, Ruhsar Pekcan. -
World Several people killed by flash floods in France At least 10 people have died and thousands have been evacuated in southern France after some of the worst flash flooding in more than a century. -
World News DHS finds increasing attempts to hack U.S. election systems ahead of midterms The assessment said the feds don't know who is behind the attacks, but none have been successful. -
Israel 93-year-old great-grandmother crowned ‘Miss Holocaust Survivor’ "I wouldn't believe that at my age I would be a beauty," said Polish-born Tova Ringer. -
World News Sears files for bankruptcy, but can the company still survive? A new round of Sears store closings is on the horizon. -
World News Artist surprised his fantasy painting of Trump is hanging in the White House The canvas created a stir on social media after it was spotted during a "60 Minutes" interview with the president. -
World News Pompeo lands in Saudi Arabia to meet king amid crisis over disappeared writer As Pompeo landed in Saudi Arabia reports swirled that the Saudi government is discussing a plan to admit that Khashoggi was killed in Istanbul. -
World News Viking ship discovered in Norway of 'great historical significance' Archaeologists have found a Viking ship and a large number of burial mounds in Østfold County in Norway. -
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia “planning to admit” missing journalist Khashoggi was killed "Rogue killers" to be blamed -
World News Facebook bans false information about voting ahead of midterms The social networking company announced the change in policy on Monday, three weeks before the Nov. 6 midterm elections, as voter mobilization efforts are heating up. -
World News Brexit crunch time puts Theresa May's government at risk "We are at that of stage in the process where it comes harder and harder to paper over the cracks," said one analyst. -
World News Mrs. America co-founder denies allegations of making racially bias remarks David Marmel told NBC News that he did have a conversation about race with them in August but that the women were wrongly characterizing his statements. -
World News Why Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan's child might not be a prince or princess Not every member of the royal family gets to be a prince or princess. -
World News Man tries to carjack Houston news van then steals police car When two police officers showed up, the carjacker pushed one of them down, dragged the other one out of the car drove off with their cruiser, KPRC and police said. -
World News Marie Antoinette's jewelry is for sale — and could fetch over $1M The showpiece of the Antoinette collection is a diamond and natural pearl pendant that could fetch between $1 million to $2 million. -
World News Facebook posts may point to depression, study finds The findings raise significant privacy issues, the researchers said. -
World News Ex-Intelligence committee staffer pleads guilty to lying to FBI about leaks to reporters A New York Times journalist has admitted that she had a three-year affair with the former committee aide. -
World News Pentagon clears most of the grounded fleet of F-35 jets to fly following crash More than 80 percent of the single seat, single engine jets have resumed their flight operations. -
World News Idaho commissioner who circulated 'nauseating' hunting photos resigns The commissioner, Blake Fischer, wrote in an email with photos that he'd "shot a whole family of baboons." -
World News Judge dismisses Stormy Daniels' defamation suit against Trump Trump's tweet calling a sketch of a man who allegedly threatened Daniels "a total con job" was constitutionally protected, the judge says. -
World News How much does space travel cost? With the rise of private spaceflight, costs are falling — but leaving the planet is still far from cheap. -
World Raw Politics: Bavaria shakeup, Brexit crunch week, Saudi Arabia row From the European Parliament, Raw Politics brings you the stories making headlines in Brussels today. -
World News Warren releases DNA results showing she has Native American heritage Warren has faced attacks from President Donald Trump over her claims that she has Native American ancestry. In July, he challenged Warren to take a DNA test. -
World News Nine stories from Europe to know about today Here's our lunchtime round-up of key stories from Europe. -
USA Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen dies at 65 Allen died in Seattle from complications from non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, his family said in a statement released by Vulcan Inc, a company Allen founded to pursue his various interests. -
World News Saudis considering plan to admit that Khashoggi was killed in consulate Saudi Arabia's government is discussing a plan to admit that missing journalist Jamal Khashoggi was killed after entering the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, three people with knowledge of the situation tell NBC News.