18 December 2018 | Euronews
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World News Female journalists, politicians got abusive tweets every 30 seconds in study Black women in the study were targeted 84 percent more often than white women. -
World News 'Wake-up call': Lawmakers react to reports detailing Russia's influence campaign Democratic Sen. Kamala Harris said the attacks will continue "until our federal government starts taking the threat seriously." -
No Comment Runners brave extreme conditions in the Antarctic Ice Marathon Set amongst stunning arctic scenery, the inspiring view added to the grandeur of this unique event which is acknowledged as one of the most extreme races on the planet. -
No Comment Zebra races through German city after escaping from circus Four zebras escaped from a Christmas circus and were seen racing through Dresden, Germany on Monday (December 17) before being caught by police, German media reported. -
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World Should the song 'Baby It's Cold Outside' be banned? | Raw Politics The panel on Raw Politics discusses whether the lyrics are sinister or not. -
No Comment Spectacular demolition of four large silos in Poland Four silos have been demolished in Wroclaw, Poland near the Odra river to make way for a new housing development. Footage from Polish broadcaster TVN showed the controlled explosion on Tuesday that crumbled the silos with clouds of ash and smoke. -
World Raw Politics in full: Hungary protests, gender inequality and Brexit Watch the full edition of Tuesday's Raw Politics programme. -
No Comment Shipwreck Christmas Tree: divers bring holiday spirit to Cyprus coast Divers brought some Christmas spirit to a popular shipwreck off the coast of Cyprus. A white Christmas tree was decorated with non-toxic ornaments as 'Santa' divers posed in front of fish, 42 metres beneath the surface -
World Brexit: UK ramps up no deal preparations | Raw Politics What happens if the UK leaves the EU without a deal? The Raw Politics panel discusses. -
World News Women won't have economic parity with men for 202 years, report says The U.S. ranks 19th out of 149 countries in women's economic equality with men. It is ahead of France, Germany and Denmark but behind Iceland and Norway. -
No Comment Illuminated train chugs through Bogota bringing Christmas cheer Santa Claus passes cabin to cabin, visiting passengers as the train chugs along. Santa and his helpers hand out gifts to good girls and boys, while many passengers pose for photos with the train-travelling Old St. Nick -
World News Penny Marshall, famed actress and comedian, dead at 75 Marshall broke ground as the first female director to gross $100 million with "Big" in 1988," which starred Tom Hanks. -
Belgium Belgium's prime minister Charles Michel tells MPs he will resign -
Markets Wall Street sell-off keeps European shares near two-year lows Wall Street sell-off keeps European shares near two-year lows -
Hungary Why are people protesting in Hungary? | Euronews explains All you need to know about ongoing demonstrations in Budapest. -
USA Trump charity to dissolve under agreement with N.Y. attorney general Trump charity to dissolve following a lawsuit by New York’s attorney general claiming Trump misused the foundation to advance his 2016 presidential campaign and his businesses, the attorney general said on Tuesday. -
Europe News Migration: rising to the challenge? On International Migrants Day, we look at the challenge of managing migration. -
France Emerging production talent given cash boost at Les Arcs Film Festival Emerging production talent given cash boost at Les Arcs Film Festival -
World News Astronomers find 'most distant object in our Solar System' The most distant object ever observed in our Solar System has been discovered by an international team of astronomers. With current technology, it would take a space probe more than 40 years to reach "Farout" -
United Kingdom 'Brexit guard dog': Could a second referendum inspire a UKIP resurrection? UKIP sources told Euronews that if Brexit is overturned it would be a “huge irony” and a great opportunity for UKIP to gain support. -
World News Pair who named baby after Hitler sentenced for involvement in far-right group "Their aim was to spread neo-Nazi ideology by provoking a race war in the UK and they had spent years acquiring the skills to carry this out," said West Midlands Police chief Matt Ward. -
Italy Watch: Italian artist uses makeup to create 3D illusions With Luca Luce, nothing is ever what it seems. -
Hungary 'Slave law' protests: Opposition parties and media have a fair voice in Hungary, says government Hungary's government has hit back after days of streets protests. -
Ecotech Norway is leading the way in sustainable shipping Autonomous and hybrid diesel-electric vessels can be the future of the shipping industry. -
Europe News The Brief: Migration puzzle, Brexit No deal preparations and car emissions The Brief: Migration puzzle, Brexit No deal preparations and car emissions -
United Kingdom Watch: Lorries topple over on Scotland-bound ferry amid 'extreme weather' Dramatic video shows several lorries that toppled aboard a P&O ferry between Scotland and Northern Ireland this morning amid 'extreme weather conditions' -
USA The Simpsons celebrate 30 years at the top of the Empire State Building The animated show is the longest running scripted show in TV history -
World News Nigella Lawson speaks out against TV stations airbrushing her 'sticking out stomach' The celebrity chef embraces her curves and is speaking out against those who have tried to erase parts of her body. -
Japan Japanese doll collectors gather for festival Japanese doll collectors gather for festival -
World News Comey to House Republicans: 'Stand up and speak the truth' The former FBI director lashed out at congressional Republicans after a day of closed-door questioning. -
France Time for the 'gilets bleus'? Exhausted French police to protest better working conditions First, it was the gilet jaunes (yellow vest) protest. Now, it's the blue vest's turn. After weeks of violent protests across France, French police say they're at a breaking point and need better working conditions and pay -
Spain Is immigration to blame for the rise of the populist Vox Party in Andalusia? Euronews visits the Andalusian town of El Ejido where a third of the 90,000 inhabitants are immigrants. -
World News 'Dark Crystal' prequel announces cast of famous voices, including Hamill, Pegg, Key "It is humbling to see so many truly gifted actors join 'The Dark Crystal' universe," said Lisa Henson. -
World News Trump's latest big immigration bet is looking like a loser Analysis: No border wall. No rewrite of immigration policy. No Republican majority in the House. On his top agenda item, the president's getting hammered. -
World News Les Moonves will not get his $120 million severance from CBS, board says Moonves, former CEO of CBS, agreed to depart the company in September amid allegations of sexual misconduct. -
United Kingdom Watch: What is Jeremy Corbyn's view on Brexit? What does the leader of the opposition in the UK think about Brexit? -
Earth News The best Champagnes for your Christmas dinner Champagne isn’t just for a celebratory glass: it pairs beautifully with a Christmas feast -
Markets Global growth worries and oil slide drag British stocks down Global growth worries and oil slide drag British stocks down -
USA Watch this space: Four rockets set for blast-off in busy 24 hours SpaceX, Blue Origin, Arianespace and United Launch Alliance all have rockets scheduled for lift-off today. Here's how to watch them. -
France Focus on Poland at Les Arcs Film Festival Poland is the focus at this year’s Les Arcs Film Festival, with the event putting recent Polish films and upcoming projects in the spotlight. -
World News Russia builds new barracks on disputed islands near Japan Soviet forces seized the four islands at the end of World War II and Moscow and Tokyo both claim sovereignty over them. -
World News Fact check: Trump misleads with latest Obamacare claim Trump completely forgets about preventative care, a core tenant of the Affordable Care Act. -
World News Before 'one small step': How Apollo 8 became our first true moon shot The historic flight launched 50 years ago this week. -
World News British royal chefs share gingerbread recipe served to queen at Christmas Looking for a royally good cookie recipe? These biscuits are definitely fit for a queen! -
United Kingdom The history of church fashion Throughout history, embroidered clothes from the church clergy have dazzled many. But there's a reason why they are ornate - the fabric tells the many stories from the Bible during a time when the congregation was largely illiterate -
World News Merriam-Webster delivers 'justice' as its word of the year Remember "lodestar?" That word also spiked in search following a New York Times op-ed from an anonymous Trump administration official. -
World News Accused Statue of Liberty climber said she had nightmares about kids in cages Prosecutors say Theresa Okoumou endangered herself, rescuers and thousands of Liberty Island visitors when she climbed to the feet of the statue on July 4th. -
World News Mother can't see her dying 2-year-old due to Trump's travel ban: Advocates "My wife's calling me every day wanting to kiss and hold her son for that one last time," said the father, a U.S. citizen whose son is in a California hospital. -
World News China doesn't seek world domination, its president says "China's development does not pose a threat to any country," Xi Jinping said in a speech marking 40 years of market reforms. -
United Kingdom Ole Gunnar Solskjaer appointed caretaker manager at Man United after Mourinho sacking 'Baby-faced assassin' takes the reins at Man United 20 years after European Cup win -
World Poland reinstates retired judges after EU court ruling The Polish government has reinstated a group of Supreme Court judges who had previously been forced into early retirement. -
World News Ex-Trump advisor Roger Stone admits to spreading lies online Stone had accused a Chinese businessman of making illegal donations to Hillary Clinton, among other things. -
World News In-depth reports give deeper look at Russia's social media effort to elevate Trump The Russians set up 30 Facebook pages targeting the black community, the researchers found, and 10 YouTube channels that posted 571 videos related to police violence against African-Americans. -
World Global gender parity is centuries away, new report asserts It could take another 200 years until women reach economic parity with men. That's the startling picture of inequality a new report released this morning has shown. -
World News New Miss Universe winner shares mom's prediction that came true for her Her volcano dress held an extra-special meaning. -
World News Critics decry decision to let Florida police use 'stand your ground' Allowing police to invoke the law only "makes it harder for our justice system to deliver justice in these cases," one critic said. -
World News New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo proposes state legalize recreational marijuana There are currently 10 states in the country where recreational marijuana use is legal. -
World News Mueller's office releases notes of Flynn's FBI interview Flynn, who will be sentenced Tuesday, lied specifically about discussions with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak, according to the FBI. -
United Kingdom Irish residents in uproar as border control fears conjure memories of violence Communities in the border areas have become accustomed to freedom of movement. The backstop furore has led to fears among residents that a hard border will see a return to the 'troubles'. -
France 'Unprecedented levels' of violence against journalists in 2018, watchdog warns Eighty journalists were killed so far this year, 348 are in prison and 60 are being held hostage according to Reporters Sans Frontieres. -
United Kingdom Russian cargo ship runs aground on the Cornwall coast A Russian cargo ship ran aground off the coast of Cornwall, UK, early on Tuesday morning -
World News Michigan priest accused of condemning teen at funeral who committed suicide The family of Maison Hullibarger said some people were so upset they left the room in tears. -
World News Model claims affair with Woody Allen as teen — but has 'no regrets' Model Christina Engelhardt told the Hollywood Reporter she had an affair with Woody Allen when she was 16 and he was 41, and 'I have no regrets.' -
World News Poor cybersecurity leaves U.S. open to missile attacks, Pentagon watchdog says An inspector general's report finds unencrypted thumb drives, classified servers without locks on them and unrepaired computer bugs going back to 1990. -
United Kingdom Is the UK facing new elections after no confidence call? Euronews Answers Jeremy Corbyn said he wants parliament to vote on Theresa May's leadership, but his demand is unlikely to happen. -
World News Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as it happens this morning. -
World News Deer poacher sentenced to watch 'Bambi' every month during a year in jail The man was one of a group of poachers found to have illegally killed hundreds of deer, sometimes taking only their heads and leaving the rest to rot in fields.