9 November 2018 | Euronews
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USA FBI says fatal plane crash by Horizon employee was intentional The FBI said its probe didn't find any evidence related to "wider criminal activity or terrorist ideology." -
Cinema Walt Disney's 'The Nutcracker and the Four Realms' premieres in Europe Morgan Freeman, Keira Knightley and Helen Mirren star as well as seventeen-year-old Mackenzie Foy who plays the lead in the fantasy adventure film. -
World News WWI: Macron and May pay tribute at Somme Both leaders laid a wreath at a memorial in the Somme valley, honouring fallen World War One soldiers on the eve of the centenary of the war's end. -
Sport Double gold for Kosovo on first day of 2018 Tashkent Judo Grand Prix A high energy home crowd set a backdrop for a great opening day of judo at the 2018 Tashkent Grand Prix in Uzbekistan. Rio Olympic Champion Majlinda Kelmendi of Kosovo was our Woman of the Day as she took the -52kg gold, while Slovenia’s Adrian Gomboc was our Man of the Day as he won -66kg gold. -
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World News 80 years on - Remembering the 'Night of Broken Glass' Germany and Austria leaders mark the 80th anniversary of the Kristallnacht, the ‘night of broken glass’ at a Berlin Synagogue -
World News A sneak peek at the must-see looks from the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show Your first look at the sexiest show of the year. -
World News Trump asked National Enquirer CEO to help campaign by silencing women The revelation is contained in a lengthy and highly detailed Wall Street Journal article about Trump's alleged involvement in the hush money payoffs. -
France Updated: Ryanair 'settles €525,000 debt' after French authorities seize one of its planes Ryanair has paid up after French authorities grounded one of its planes in a bid to recover €525,000 of public money given to the airline. -
Belgium Brussels protesters support 12 on trial for helping migrants Hundreds of protesters gathered outside a Brussels courthouse on Wednesday to show support for 12 people on trial for helping undocumented migrants. -
France Anti-semitism attacks 'rise in France' Hate crimes against France's Jewish community, Europe's biggest, rose by 69% in 2018 after two years of falls. The statistics have moved the French prime minister to set up special measures to tackle the problem. -
World News Fly Jamaica flight overshoots runway at Guyana airport Six passengers suffered non-life-threatening injuries. -
USA Warhol at The Whitney The artist gets a major retrospective in the city he made his own in the 1960s. -
Italy Watch: Italian king celebrates WW1 peace treaty with Austria-Hungary A hundred years ago, Italy's King Vittorio Emanuele III landed in Trieste after a peace treaty with Austria-Hungary was signed. -
Cuba Watch: Cuban ballet dancers return to island after exile Five Cuban ballet dancers, who were once banned from the country, have returned to dance in Havana's International Ballet Festival. -
Yemen UN food body to double aid as government pushes to seize Hodeidah The WFP will double food aid to Yemen as the government announces a new push to seize key port. -
World News Armistice Day in figures: From signing the agreement to the aftermath While the end of World War I brought relief to many, it also set in motion economic and ideological changes, many of which still reverberate today. -
World News Europe's mission to hunt for life on Mars chooses its landing site The joint ESA-Roscosmos ExoMars mission has chosen an area called Oxia Planum as its favoured landing site to look for life, now or in the past. -
World News Austria believes one of its senior military officers spied for Russia Allegations that one of its senior military officers spied for the Kremlin prompts Austria's foreign minister to cancel a planned trip to Russia -
United Kingdom Scotland to be first country to add LGBT issues to curriculum Lessons will be taught across various age groups and subjects, and themes will include tackling homophobia, biphobia and transphobia and awareness of the history of LGBT movements. -
USA Trump says California gunman was 'a very sick puppy' US President Donald Trump has said the gunman who killed 12 people in a South California bar this week was a "very, very sick guy" -
United Kingdom Minister Jo Johnson quits UK government over Brexit, calls for new vote British minister Jo Johnson, brother of Boris Johnson, has quit the UK government, calling for the public to have fresh say on Brexit. -
Cult Three fine movies compete for Lux Prize The winner will be announced from the finalists next week in the 11th year of the prize, awarded by the European Parliament to reward movies that deal with European integration, and how the continent really is, today. -
World ‘The Mountain’ wins World’s Ultimate Strongman and talks Game of Thrones spinoffs Game of Thrones star Hafthor Bjornsson has won the World’s Ultimate Strongman (WUS) competition in Dubai. -
Earth News 100% merino wool Naturally renewable and biodegradable, it is one of the most sustainable fiber available today for the fashion industry. -
World Strongman Eddie Hall recalls 500kg deadlift: “I woke up in a massive pool of blood” As the World’s Ultimate Strongman 2018 competition was held in Dubai, last year’s World’s Strongest Man, Eddie Hall, was on the ground to oversee proceedings. -
World Bahrain Bikers gear up to drive MENA road safety forward The Bahrain Bikers, a group of 31 motorcycling enthusiasts are taking to the streets of Bahrain to tackle road safety issues in the region. -
No Comment Daring sea rescue and Armistice artwork: No Comment of the week From a daring sea rescue, to touching funeral tributes and Armistice artwork, join us as we take a look back at this week’s No Comment videos. -
Portugal Are vertical farms the answer to healthier, longer-lasting food? With the global population set to hit 9 billion by 2050, indoor farms say they are the solution to feeding the world. -
France World War One centenary: how do you explain the conflict to children? “The ultimate commandment for talking to children about difficult issues is simple: tell the truth." -
World News 7 ways the Internet of Things will change your life 7 ways the Internet of Things will change your life -
Belgium Convoy carrying British, Belgian prime ministers hit by car: reports Two police motorcycles in convoy carrying the British and Belgian prime ministers were knocked over by a car on Friday in an apparent accident, according to media reports. -
United Kingdom Nurses help dying elderly couple spend final hours together on their 66th wedding anniversary Nursing staff at a hospital in the UK helped Ron and his wife, Mary, spend their final hours together holding hands on their wedding anniversary. -
World News Why is French football club Paris Saint-Germain racially profiling? Euronews answers French football club PSG admits its scouts illegally used racial profiling in the recruitment of young players but says the club's general management was unaware of the practice -
World News Bosnian photo exhibition marks Armistice in city where World War I began A photography exhibition by the Bosnian national archives marks the 100th Armistice anniversary in the city where World War I began — and includes pictures of the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the event which triggered it. -
USA Midterm turnout surges to 50-year high, early estimates show A projected 113 million voters cast a ballot, with high participation among both parties. -
Destinations This is Malaysia’s hidden gem Under the Radar: the eco guide to Langkawi -
World News How Matthew Whitaker's surprise promotion will help Trump stop Mueller | View As acting attorney general, Whitaker supplants Rosenstein as Mueller’s immediate supervisor (unless, like Sessions, he must also recuse from the matter). As such, he inherits the authority, among other things, to control the scope of Mueller’s investigation. -
Poland Poland court overturns Warsaw ban on far-right independence march An annual nationalist rally in Warsaw is set to go ahead on the centenary of Polish independence after a court said a city ban was unconstitutional. -
World Manfred Weber wins backing of EPP for Commission top job German politician, Manfred Weber won the backing of the European People's Party on Thursday to stand in the race to become European Commission president. -
Australia IS claims responsibility for deadly ‘terrorism’ attack in Melbourne One dead and two injured in Melbourne terror stabbings. Attacker dies in hospital. -
France Macron defies hecklers French President confronts angry worker in Renault factory -
World Antibiotic resistant superbugs on the rise The antibiotic apocalypse- That's the name for a world in which antibiotics can no longer defeat common infections, according to medical experts. A world where a minor illness like strep throat could again be fatal. Antibiotic resistant infections are becoming more common thanks to overuse. And -
World Kristallnacht - One Survivor's Story For 10-year-old Ruth Winkelmann, who lived in the outskirts of Berlin, it was the day she says her childhood ended. "I remember the pogrom night very well because I experienced something evil.” -
USA Wildfire chars more than 18,000 acres in rural Northern California Residents in the small towns of Pulga and Paradise, about 90 miles north of Sacramento, were told to flee the oncoming flames. -
World News Letter reveals Einstein's fears of growing nationalism, anti-Semitism The 1922 letter shows he was concerned about Germany's future a full year before the Nazis attempted their first coup — the failed Munich Beer Hall Putsch. -
Italy Disability isn't a bar to going out in these Bologna night spots A woman rolls into a bar... -
USA Obscene airborne image prompts Marine probe The pilots flew out of the San Diego airfield, once home to the Navy's "Top Gun" flight school. -
Botswana Hundreds of buffaloes drown in Botswana trying to escape lions Hundreds of buffaloes have drowned in a river on the border between Botswana and Namibia. -
World News Austrian far-right march, Ryanair plane 'seized' and four other stories from around Europe Here are six stories from around Europe to know about this Friday lunchtime.