7 November 2018 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Watch: Children from poorer families less likely to play instruments — study Children from poorer families less likely to play instruments — study -
France Watch: Forensic scientists search for identity of WWI skeleton In March, workmen resurfacing a road discovered a near-complete skeleton where he had fallen during the Battle of Verdun. -
World Raw Politics: Veganism, US Midterms, EEP Conference The Democrats have taken control of the US House of Representatives after the Midterm Elections, while MEPs ponder whether they should bring forward regulation that would make food manufacturers label vegetarian and vegan food. -
USA Watch: Were these Trump's most heated exchanges with reporters yet? As the hour-long Q and A trundled on, at one point Trump yelled at reporters to "sit down" and regularly barked down journalists with phrases like: "Excuse me, you were not called on.” -
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World News Jeff Sessions resigns as US Attorney General Jeff Sessions says he resigns as US Attorney General at ‘President Trump’s request’ in a letter -
Greece Greece strikes deal with Orthodox Church to take 10,000 clergy off payroll Greece and its Orthodox Church have tentatively agreed on Tuesday to remove some 10,000 clergy from the state payroll, according to Reuters.This landmark deal could clearly define the distinction between church and state in Greece -
World News Ryanair fires crew members who staged photo sleeping on airport floor The airline said the crew members' behavior "damaged their employer's reputation." -
World News Should food labelling be made clearer for vegans? | Raw Politics Raw Politics' panel of guests debate the issues of labelling food. -
World News Halting the march of the superbug A new report claims that spending a little now could save money in the future as well as millions of lives around the world at risk of superbugs -
World News MEPs Weber and Stubb go head-to-head at EPP conference | Raw Politics Whoever wins, will get to choose who succeeds Jean-Claude Juncker as President of the European Commission, if they're still the biggest block in the European Parliament after next May's election. -
Europe News The Brief: US Midterms, EPP candidates, Belgian demos and Brexit talks In this edition we analyse the impact of the US midterms on Europe, report on Belgian solidarity for migrants and the latest on Brexit. -
World News 'Fake news is destroying democracies': what can we do? What can businesses and governments do to stop the spread of disinformation? We hear from top EU and UK policy makers at Web Summit. -
World News Where are the 'safest places' to go on holiday, according to new data? In some categories, European and American destinations were shown to pose more of a risk to travellers than areas in the Middle East and North Africa, according to data collated by Which? Travel. -
Belgium Belgium accused of mishandling billions of dictator Gadaffi's assets An investigation is underway into Belgian banks billions of Euro are missing which belonged to the desceased Libyan strongman Mummar Gaddafi. This comes after Belgian authorities were accused of paying out interest and dividends on Libya’s frozen bank accounts. -
World News Liberals, put the midterm champagne away | View The midterms prove the president's message still reflects the serious concerns of many average Americans. -
World News Red meat tax could save thousands of lives but faces backlash Research from the University of Oxford has shown that 220,000 lives could be saved every year around the workd if a tax on red meat were imposed. -
France Kristallnacht: fears grow in France over anti-semetic violence Members of the Jewish community in Paris speak to Euronews about there growing concerns over anti-semitic violence and crime. -
Europe News 'Solidarity is not a crime', Brussels demo for migrant hosts Demonstrations have taken place outside a Brussels courthouse as a trial opened over hosting migrants, their message solidarity is not a crime. Twelve people are charged with human trafficking and criminal organisation for sheltering undocumented migrants in Belgium. -
No Comment Watch: Voters cast their ballot in an unusual polling place in San Francisco Watch : Voters cast their ballot in an unusual polling place in San Francisco -
Europe News Chances slim for special Brexit summit in November EU leaders had tentatively scheduled a special summit for November to sign-off on the deal, however, negotiators remain at odds over the Irish border question. -
No Comment Votes are cast in darkness after power outage in Tennessee Lanterns glowed inside a polling station in Knoxville on Election Day on Tuesday (November 6), one of nine voting locations in Tennessee where ballots were cast in darkness after early morning storms knocked out power. -
No Comment Moscow holds historic military parade on Red Square Russian servicemen dressed in historical uniforms marched through Moscow's Red Square on Wednesday (November 7) to mark the 77th anniversary of the 1941 parade when Soviet soldiers headed to the front lines of World War Two. -
No Comment Sri Lanka's Tamils celebrate Diwali amid political crisis Former Sri Lankan president Mahinda Rajapakse rallied tens of thousands of supporters in a show of strength Monday even as the parliament's speaker refused to recognise his controversial appointment as prime minister. -
Europe News EPP race for the Commission presidency kicks off German MEP and head of the European People's party Manfred Weber, is facing former Finnish Prime Minister Alex Stubb in the race to become the next Commission President. Delegates decide Thursday on their candidate to replace Jean-Claude Juncker. -
No Comment Win or not, dancing figured into election night After weeks of campaigning, some took the opportunity to relax and move to the rhythm as midterm election results came in on Tuesday (November 6). -
World News Italian Senate approves bill to make asylum applications harder The Italian coalition government has won a confidence vote over proposed security legislation that would make asylum applications more difficult. -
USA Watch again: Trump lauds 'tremendous success' following mixed US midterm results US President Donald Trump spoke from the White House after his Republican party held on to the Senate but lost control of the House of Representatives in the midterm elections. -
China Watch: Cars fly at the China International Import Expo New technologies were on display at the China International Import Expo, as the country tries to develop trade ties in the wake of a tariff war with the US. -
World News Kristallnacht: the night the Nazis killed Jews and destroyed synagogues On the 80th anniversary, Euronews traces the roots of the Jewish progrom which signalled the start of the Holocaust. -
World News Jewish students mark 80th anniversary of Kristallnacht in Berlin The students prayed in Hebrew and German and lit six white candles to commemorate the synagogues that were burned down, as well as the 6 million people who perished in the Holocaust. -
Ukraine Ukraine threatens Russian visitors to Crimea with prison Ukraine's president signed a bill on Wednesday, which threatens Russians flying into Crimea with a short time in prison. -
Poland Poland launches probe into Ukrainian-developed Nazi-like video game The trailer of the game has been posted online and features players being able to send prisoners for 'disinfection' to a concentration camp similar to Auschwitz. -
Spain Belt buckle shaped like grenade causes security alert in Spain Hundreds of people were evacuated from train stations in Barcelona and Madrid after the belt buckle was discovered in a suitcase during a scan. -
World News ISIS dumped up to 12,000 people in mass graves, U.N. says The dead include women, children, the elderly and disabled, as well as members of Iraq's armed forces and police, according to a new report. -
France Macron row brings denial on France tribute to Nazi collaborator Pétain Macron row brings denial on France tribute to Nazi collaborator Pétain in Armistice commemmorations. -
Europe News "Trump will continue his nationalistic agenda" Europe should keep close transatlantic partnership, but look out for other allies -
World News Medical school in Japan to admit dozens of unfairly rejected women Tokyo Medical University acknowledged in August that it has been reducing female applicants' entrance exam scores for years to keep the numbers of female students low. -
Earth News The walking garden Is this a revolutionary invention? -
World News Dozens of kidnapped kids are freed in Cameroon "They look tired and psychologically tortured," one church official said. -
United Kingdom Watch: Assyrian 'king of the world' on dispaly in London The British Museum will be shining a light on "the greatest king you've never heard of", in an exhibition featuring the Assyrian king Ashurbanipal. -
USA What path lies ahead for the US after the midterms? Democrats and Republicans are each claiming some success after the US midterm elections, but for both parties, serious challenges lie ahead. -
Markets European shares recover after U.S. midterm vote; Spanish banks rally European shares recover after U.S. midterm vote; Spanish banks rally -
USA Autograph hunter dismissed from jury in El Chapo trial A potential juror has been dismissed by the judge in the El Chapo trial after asking the defendant for his autograph. -
World News Boeing warns pilots about 'angle of attack' sensors after 737 MAX crash The safety message affects all 200 of the aircraft in service worldwide. -
World News Russia planning moon base manned by robots Russia's space agency says it is considering establishing a base on the moon, possibly manned by robot avatars. -
World News High-level talks between U.S., North Korea are postponed at the last minute "It is a shame that the meeting is not happening," a South Korean official said. -
Sport Will esports be in the next Olympics? Although esports lag behind traditional sports when it comes to making money—the industry makes around 800 million dollars of revenue a year—its 300 million fans put it on the map as one of the globe’s most popular sports. -
Earth News Up-cycling, fashion history, and Stalinist architecture in Riga A journey through Latvian fashion, history and architecture, past and present, during Riga Fashion Week. -
France Terror plot targets Macron Arrests come in week French President hosts world leaders to commemorate armistice. -
The Cube Ryanair sacks cabin crew pictured 'sleeping on airport floor' | #TheCube Ryanair has confirmed that it has sacked all six cabin crew who "staged" a photo of themselves sleeping on an airport floor last month, after the post went viral and attracted criticism of the budget carrier. -
USA Diversity wins the midterms. The women making history in 2018 A record number of women have made history in being elected to the House of Representatives in the 2018 US midterm election. -
USA Dennis Hof, famed brothel owner, wins Nevada State Assembly vote - despite being dead Dennis Hof died at his erotic ranch on October 16. But his popularity looks to have won through from beyond the grave. -
Portugal ‘Europe needs to be prepared for election meddling’ warns EU top policy adviser "Europe needs to be prepared for election meddling" in the next European Parliament elections warns Ann Mettler, head of the European Commission in-house think thank, -
USA These five Trump Cabinet officials will be first to feel House Democrats' wrath | View With Democrats about to take over the House Oversight Committee, White House corruption is going to take center stage.