27 October 2018 | Euronews
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Sport Thrilling competition on Day 1 of 2018 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on the eve of World Judo Day Thrilling judo abounded on Day 1 of the 2018 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in the United Arab Emirates on the eve of World Judo Day. Georgia's Vazha Margvelashvili was our Man of the Day as he took gold in the -66kg category, while our Woman of the Day was Nora Gjakova of Kosovo, who won the -57kg gold. -
World News Shooting at Pittsburgh synagogue condemned by religious groups, lawmakers "This is likely the deadliest attack on the Jewish community in the history of the United States," said the CEO of the Anti-Defamation League. -
World News Attacks on Jewish people rising on Instagram and Twitter, researchers say Many but not all of the posts mention billionaire investor and philanthropist George Soros, who was among the targets in a series of attempted bombings. -
World News Synagogue shooting suspect threatened Jewish groups, pushed conspiracies The suspect frequently wrote on the social network Gab, where he made a specific threat against Jews hours before allegedly conducting Saturday's attack. -
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USA Trump declares Pittsburgh synagogue shooting 'anti-Semitic act' Trump condemns Pittsburgh synagogue shooting, says ‘vile’ anti-Semitism must end -
USA Reactions to Pittsburgh synagogue shooting Reactions in the wake of Pittsburgh synagogue shooting -
Syria Syria summit: The "return of refugees must be voluntary" Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan says a constitutional committee for Syria should be formed as soon as possible. It comes after a four-way summit on Syria in Istanbul together with Germany's Angela Merkel, France's Emmanuel Macron and Russia's Vladimir Putin. -
Ireland Michael D Higgins has been re-elected as President of Ireland with 55.8% of the vote Michael D Higgins re-elected as Irish President -
World News Air pollution: "New Tobacco" Head of World Health Organisation says 7 million people will die each year from toxic air -
World News Comets and asteroids may be spreading life across the galaxy Are germs from outer space the source of life on Earth? -
World News Just don't call it Popemon: There's now a Catholic version of Pokemon Go Pope Francis is reportedly a fan of the game, which is intended to engage Generation Z with the Catholic Church. -
World News Gunman yelled 'all Jews must die' during Pittsburgh synagogue attack 8 dead in Pittsburgh Synagogue shooting; gunman yelled 'all Jews must die' -
Cult Music Industry: David Guetta releases new album "7" The multiple Grammy Award-winning French DJ songwriter, record producer David Guetta just released his new album. It features 27 tracks with collaborators including Anne-Marie, Jess Glynne and Justin Bieber. -
Ireland Increasingly secular Ireland votes to end blasphemy law The last person to be prosecuted for blasphemy in Ireland was in 1855. -
Cinema "Another fine mess!": 'Stan and Ollie' movie pays homage to comedy double act The movie had its world premiere in London, closing the London Film Festival. Critics have been raving about Steve Coogan and John C. Reilly's performances. -
Cult “House of Cards” tumbles down Final season sees Robin Wright as President -
Bolivia Bolivian woman believed to be world’s oldest person celebrates her 118th birthday Locals campaigning for Mama Julia to be recognised in the Guinness Book of Records -
Hungary Thousands demonstrate to defend Central European University Soros-backed establishment set to leave Budapest in December -
Cult "Bohemian Rhapsody" film critics: 'bites the dust' Ten years in the making, it sparked controversy in May following the release of an initial trailer that was accused of downplaying the singer’s sexuality. But Queen guitarist Brian May says fans will enjoy the movie. -
France France suspends use of one of Europe's most popular pesticides after farm workers fall ill The three-month ban comes after several cases of poisoning involving staff and residents living on farms were reported in the last two weeks alone. -
World News Serial 'swatter' will plead guilty to all charges related to man's police death Prosecutors say Barriss has called into prank police calls across America. -
Earth News ‘Zero-waste’ beauty made easy Smart refillable packaging of cosmetics reduce the environmental impact of beauty regimen. -
Turkey Leaders meet in Istanbul for summit on how to stop Syria's war More than 360,000 people have been killed in Syria since 2011. -
Cult LA: "Cabinet of Horrors" exhibition Guerrilla artist known for his grotesque take on American politicians casts an eye on the Trump Administration. Robbie Conal takes aim at everyone from the Vice President Mike Pence to the former advisor Steve Bannon and Kellyanne Conway. -
Cult Paris: More Banksy artwork sold higher than estimated prices The most expensive Banksy artwrok, "Stop and Search", sold for €50,000 to a telephone bidder, an international collector, according to Artcurial -
World News Woman saves her husband's life with CPR, then gives birth to their son A woman helped save her husband when he suffered cardiac arrest and then gave birth to their son, all in a four-day span. -
World News Some conservatives scramble to drown out far right 'false flag' theory With the arrest of a suspect who vehemently supported Trump, some conservatives tried to quell a far right conspiracy theory that edged into the mainstream. -
World News DHS chief marks first section of Trump's border wall. (But it kinda looks like a fence.) At an event in southern California, Kirsten Nielsen put up a plaque with the president's name. -
World News Van connected to pipe bomb suspect was covered in pro-Trump images Authorities in Plantation, Florida on Friday covering the van with a tarp and taking it to a secure location. -
Mexico Central American migrants reject Mexico's offer of asylum Most of the migrants in the caravan, who are from Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador, say they'll continue heading north towards the United States. -
Italy Rome residents protest over Italian capital’s decay Inhabitans say neglect is destroying city -
Italy Italy graffiti campaign seeks to save lesser-used words from extinction An Italian publishing house is using street graffiti in a bid to save lesser-used words from extinction and help bring them into popular discourse. -
World News China wants to portray its vast Muslim detention camps as 'humane' For decades, criticism of Beijing's heavy-handed rule in its western region was met with silence. But now Chinese leaders have decided to defend it. -
World News Kentucky Kroger killings being investigated as possible hate crime, feds say Jeffersontown police had previously declined to comment on whether federal and local authorities were investigating the shooting as a possible hate crime. -
World News Political commentator said she warned Twitter two weeks ago about bomb suspect Rochelle Ritchie said Twitter told her at the time that the account did not violate any of its policies. It has since been suspended. -
World News This astronomer fears a physics experiment could swallow up the entire universe Just how real is the risk? -
World News Trump says he 'could tone up' rhetoric after mail-bomb arrest Analysis: With a mail bomb suspect in custody, Trump finds himself in a political box of his own making. -
Colombia Already hosting a million refugees, Colombia will continue 'open arms' policy The Colombian president's language on immigration contrasts sharply with that of European leaders. -
World News Man arrested trying to steal Magna Carta from UK cathedral Police said cathedral alarms sounded Thursday afternoon when a person tried to smash the glass box surrounding the 800-year-old document. -
Earth News The last piano maker in Australia just made history Pianos have had a standard 88 keys since 1880. The only piano maker in Australia has completed one with 108 keys. -
France Lion cub discovered in French garage The discovery came after another cub was found in an apartment in a Paris suburb. -
Brazil Polls show Bolsonaro’s lead slipping ahead of Brazil’s Presidential election Gap is narrowing in run up to Sunday's vote -
World News Microsoft stands by government bid for despite internal pushback As the lucrative deal caught the attention of many tech giants, it also sparked controversy as many company employees questioned the ethical implications. -
Turkey Khashoggi’s fiancée speaks of regrets at letting murdered journalist walk to his death Hatice Cengiz says she feels emotional responsibility -
World News Facebook uncovers more disinformation activity tied to Iran Facebook, along with Twitter and Alphabet, in August removed hundreds of accounts tied to an Iranian propaganda effort. -
World News Migrant caravan members reject offer to stay in Mexico Under the "You are at home" plan, they would have received benefits if they applied for refugee status and stayed in the country's two southernmost states. -
World News Hours after mail bomb arrest, Trump attacks 'Crooked Hillary,' media "We have seen an effort by the media in recent hours to use the sinister actions of one individual to score political points against me," Trump said at a campaign rally Friday. -
World News Two convicted in teen's deadly allergic reaction to takeout Megan Lee died two days after eating takeout from an Indian restaurant in England that contained peanut protein.