8 November 2018 | Euronews
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USA People are claiming video shared by Sarah Sanders of Jim Acosta was doctored — here's why Social media users, including a CNN chief, claimed video of an exchange between CNN's Jim Acosta and a White House aide had been sped up. -
USA Will humanity survive this century? This astronomer predicts 'a bumpy ride' ahead "There is the idea that we should despair and evacuate this planet and go somewhere else. That's a dangerous delusion." -
World Poland blocks far-right march | Raw Politics Warsaw bans nationalist march marking 100 years of Polish independence | Raw Politics -
United Kingdom PayPal UK stops payments to Tommy Robinson Paypal has told former English Defence League leader Tommy Robinson it will no longer process payments on his behalf — the latest far-right figure to be banned from the payment provider. -
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USA Google to revamp harassment policies, says CEO Thousands of Google employees marched out of 40 offices around the world last week, as part of a global protest following a bombshell report from the New York Times. -
Markets Bombardier to cut 5,000 jobs, shares dive on cash flow concerns Bombardier to cut 5,000 jobs, shares dive on cash flow concerns -
World News Raw Politics: Voices at Irish border, EPP conference, Macron backlash On this episode of Raw Politics, French President Emmanuel Macron faces backlash for his plans to commemorate the controversial war figure Pétain, while Euronews' Meabh McMahon takes a trip to the Irish border to hear local's views on Brexit and the border impasse. -
World News Why late-night comedians have become some of 2018's best political analysts | View Comedian Stephen Colbert and company did an excellent job of putting election night in perspective. -
No Comment Watch: High-speed police chase ends with a splash The Alameda County Sheriff's Office and CHP were chasing a car when the driver lost control, drove over an embankment and crashed into a body of water. -
No Comment British artist unveils thousands of shrouded figures for World War One centenary A British artist has unveiled an installation composed of more than 70,000 shrouded figures to mark the centenary of the end of World War One. -
Europe News The Brief: EPP troubles, Barnier warning and plastic words In this edition of the Brief: EPP troubles, Barnier warning and plastic words -
No Comment Japanese skipping star breaks another world record Japanese professional rope skipper Hijiki Ikuyama broke a new Guinness World Record on Thursday, joining others around the globe to celebrate the annual World Records Day. -
No Comment Cargo plane goes off runway at Halifax airport A Boeing 747-400 SkyLease cargo aircraft went off a runway upon landing at Stanfield International Airport on Wednesday. -
World Centre-right party chooses Weber for top EU job | Raw Politics Euronews' Darren McCaffrey speaks to Manfred Weber, who the European People's Party has chosen as its nominee for European Commission president. -
World Macron under fire for calling Nazi collaborator a 'great soldier' | Raw Politics Remarks from French President Emmanuel Macron describing Marshal Philippe Pétain as a “great soldier” in WWI, before he went on to make “dire choices” during WWII, have been met with outcry. -
World News Who is Manfred Weber, the man in line for the EU's top job? | Euronews Answers Candidacies for the European Commission presidency are starting to be announced. But who will take the top job? -
World News Netflix announces launch of more original European content New series from Spain and Norway have been announced. -
World News 'I'm one of the biggest users of our app' admits WorldRemit's Ismail Ahmed Euronews spoke to WorldRemit founder Ismail Ahmed at the Web Summit. -
USA ‘I’ll never get that picture out of my head’; Witnesses recall moment of California shooting Witnesses have recalled the moment that a gunman opened fire in a California bar on Wednesday night, killing 12 people and sending hundreds fleeing in terror. -
Germany Liz Fekete: the far-right "very adept at using the free speech issue" In an exclusive interview, Euronews speaks to Liz Fekete, Director of the Institute of Race Relations about the rise of the far-right. -
Europe News ‘You are not a Christian democrat', Tusk The split in the EPP group laid bare at Helsinki summit over values. -
USA Trump vows to fight against Democrats in the wake of midterm defeat The significant gains by the Democrats in the midterm election could mean the party launches probes on Trump. -
United Kingdom UK will keep GDPR after Brexit, digital minister tells Euronews The UK is not planning to get rid of the EU's General Data Protection Regulation after Brexit kicks in, UK digital minister Margot James tells Euronews at the Web Summit. -
France Memories of World War One soldiers kept alive by graffiti A complex network of tunnels located near the northeastern French town of Braye-en-Laonnois, houses the memories of thousands of World War One soldiers who left their mark on the walls the Froidmont quarry. -
Netherlands Dutchman, 69, applies to legally reduce age by 20 years to find more women on Tinder "I try to get a mortgage, it's impossible. If I put my age on Tinder, women say 'you're much too old'," Emile Ratelband told Euronews. -
USA Trump CNN row takes hostility between president and media to new level CNN accuses the White House of lying and threatening democracy after its correspondent’s pass is revoked. -
Europe News 'Single-use' word of the year Collin's dictionary names 'single-use' as word of the year, as the EU's single-use plastic ban faces the next hurdle in Brussels -
Europe News 'There is now a Farage in every country', Barnier Warning against a rise in anti-EU populism, chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said "There is now a Farage in every country, in every country," at the meeting of the European People's Party in Helsinki. -
Markets European shares hit one-month high as banks, Sodexho shine European shares hit one-month high as banks, Sodexho shine -
World News Prince Charles: I won't be a 'meddling' monarch if I become king The heir to Britain's throne is outspoken on organic and traditional farming, wildlife conservation, herbal medicine and urban planning. -
Europe News German Manfred Weber secures EPP backing for Commission top job German Manfred Weber secures EPP backing for Commission top job -
World News IMMERSIVE STORY: Moscow's Metro aka the 'subterranean palace' in 360 IMMERSIVE STORY: Moscow's Metro aka the 'subterranean palace' in 360 -
USA Watch: New York exhibition celebrates Mickey Mouse turning 90 A Disney exhibition in New York is celebrating the life of Mickey Mouse, as the animated character turns 90 this month. -
Earth News Saving the Great Barrier Reef Two Australian universities have found a way to restore damaged parts of the world's largest collection of coral reefs. -
USA Elon Musk replaced as Tesla company chair The billionaire Elon Musk will step aside after a settlement with US securities watchdog. -
Pakistan Pakistan blasphemy case: Christian woman freed from jail A Pakistani Christian woman acquitted of blasphemy after spending eight years on death row has been freed from prison, her lawyer says. -
World News Prices rose 833,997 percent in Venezuela over the past year The IMF expects hyperinflation to reach 10 million percent in 2019. -
Spain Watch: When freestyle motocross meets drone filming Champion freestyle motocross rider Tom Pages was filmed via drone doing all sorts of tricks in Spain. -
Earth News Latte-à-porter Milk amino acids remaining inside the textile nourish and hydrate the skin of the wearer. -
USA California bar shooter was a former US Marine and was known to police Ian David Long, 28, identified as California bar gunman by law enforcement officials -
World News Alcohol tests, custom parts and speed controls: how Lime tries to protect riders and e-scooters Scooter company wants to use tech to make its riders (and its property) safer. -
World News Zara goes online in 106 more countries, shares soar Spain-based clothing retailer Zara will make its products available to online shoppers in an additional 106 countries, many of them in Africa, parent firm Inditex announced on Wednesday. -
India Delhi pollution campaigners confronted by political apathy Residents exposed to up to 24 times the recommended limit of dangerous particles. -
World News Europe briefing: Pakistan blasphemy lawyer flees to the Netherlands and EPP congress Take a look back at the biggest stories from across Europe this morning.