3 April 2019 | Euronews
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France Paris to tackle electric scooter craze with fines for riding on pavements Paris will regulate the use of electric scooters with fines for riding on pavements. -
USA Mitch McConnell triggered the 'nuclear option' again. Here's what that means The Senate majority leader is using the procedural move to make it so that non-Cabinet-level executive branch and district court nominations need only two hours of floor debate. -
USA Biden posts video promising to change behavior after allegations of unwanted touching "I get it. I hear what they're saying. I understand it. And I will be much more mindful," the former vice president says. -
USA McConnell invokes 'nuclear option' to clear way for lower-level Trump nominees This would mark the third time in six years that the majority party used the tactic to overcome minority opposition and change Senate procedures. -
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USA Cash dash divides Democrats' top tier from the pack Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harris, Beto O'Rourke and Pete Buttigieg post strong numbers, but the rest of the field is holding back. -
Brunei Brunei anti-LGBT laws: gay community, activists, and public figures speak out | #TheCube Hollywood actor George Clooney led calls for a boycott of the luxury hotels owned by the Brunei Investment Agency, which is headed by the country's 72-year-old sultan. -
United Kingdom Theresa May asks for June 30 Brexit extension in letter to EU's Tusk What's the latest with Brexit? -
USA Conservative legal experts attack Trump's push to dismantle Obamacare in court Trump ordered the Justice Department to sign on to a U.S. District Court judge's ruling that the entire Affordable Care Act was unconstitutional. -
USA Researchers find data for millions of Facebook users exposed on the internet "The data genie cannot be put back in the bottle," researchers said in a report detailing how it found the Facebook user data. -
Ukraine Ukraine's presidential challenge steps up a gear, now there's a drug test | #TheCube It’s a presidential showdown — Ukrainian current president Poroshenko has accepted a challenge by his opponent Zelensky to debate, but first...a drugs test. Really. -
No Comment Tightrope walkers in Prague to highlight new mental health plan The stunt marked the ministries' cooperation on a new plan for mental healthcare in the country, which they say is designed to move mental health patients out of specialist wards and hospitals and provide more care directly in communities. -
No Comment Kenyan rangers free three elephants trapped in muddy waters Kenya's Wildlife Service rangers rescued three elephants bogged down in the muddy waters of Lake Kapnarok on Monday. -
No Comment Bolt races against a motorcycle taxi and wins Eight-time Olympic gold medalist Usain Bolt competed against a motorcycle taxi on a boardwalk in the Peruvian capital on Tuesday, and won. -
Austria Austria is latest EU country to unveil tax targeting digital giants Austria is taking aim at tech giants the likes of Google, Apple, Facebook and Amazon with the introduction of a 5% tax rate on digital companies' advertising revenues. -
World Raw Politics full show: Article 50 extension, Swexit and populist propaganda Watch Wednesday night's full episode of Raw Politics. -
United Kingdom Harry Potter: May's Brexit meeting with Corbyn compared to scene involving Voldemort A Conservative source told a UK journalist that Theresa May turning to opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn was like Harry Potter's Voldemort having his soul broken. -
United Kingdom Fighter jets scrambled 'to monitor Russian bombers near UK airspace' The two Russian Tupolev Tu-160 long-range bombers remained in international airspace off Britain's north-east coast. -
World News Brexit deadlock hits new heights as UK MPs tie in a vote on whether to hold more indicative votes Brexit deadlock hits new heights as UK MPs tie in a vote on whether parliament should consider more options on Monday. -
USA Will Theresa May's last-ditch gamble finally end the Brexit chaos? The U.K. prime minister has so far failed at every hurdle to make the divorce happen on her terms. -
France Twitter blocks French government ad campaign using France's own fake news law The platform claimed it risked violating France's fake news law, which was introduced in December last year and aims to combat the "manipulation of information". -
Spain EU draft law says Gibraltar is a British 'colony' The mention was included as a footnote in a draft law over visa-free travel to the EU for Britons after Brexit. -
Portugal Brazil football team awarded Nine Values Cup by young international ambassadors Young Ambassadors from Gazprom’s International Children’s Social Programme, Football for Friendship, were at the Dragão stadium in Porto on Wednesday to present the award. -
Belgium EU's Juncker says no more short Brexit delays unless deal approved by April 12 Back to you, London. -
World News Chris Heaton-Harris, a junior UK minister, 'quits May's government over Brexit extension' -
USA Gay, single, divorced, remarried: Democratic candidates reflect the changing American family The nation's households are more diverse than ever, and that's evident on the presidential campaign trail. -
USA Why robotic pets for dementia care may be the next big thing Lifelike bots offer a soothing presence without needing to be fed or taken for a walk. -
France Van Gogh gun: Revolver the painter is thought to have shot himself with set to be sold at auction Dubbed “the most famous weapon in art history”, the Lefaucheux revolver is estimated to be worth between €40,000 and €60,000. -
Real Economy Innovation: Europe's road to growth In this episode, Real Economy takes a look at what Europe is doing to boost investment in innovative industries such artificial intelligence and robotics in order to foster growth. -
Angola Nadir Tati: Angola takes Its turn on the runway Angola is her homeland but Nadir Tati’s fashion designs can be seen all over the world on the runways of New York, Lisbon and Berlin. She makes fashion by Africans for Africans - but also the rest of the world. -
Peru Watch: Usain Bolt jogs to victory in race against tuk-tuk The vehicle never stood a chance, as the aptly named Bolt jogged ahead of it at a leisurely pace. -
USA House Judiciary prepares to subpoena full Mueller report The resolution to be voted on Wednesday would also authorize the committee to issue subpoenas for documents and testimony from five current and former White House aides. -
World News EU must tax airlines to curb 'runaway emissions', says research group "National carriers and low-cost airlines all benefit from paying no fuel tax and VAT while the rest of us must pay our way," Transport & Environment said. -
United Kingdom What is UK Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn’s policy on Brexit? The UK’s main opposition leader has agreed to seek a Brexit compromise plan with Prime Minister Theresa May. -
USA American tourist ambushed, kidnapped by armed men in Uganda "The priority at this point is to locate, rescue and bring them back to safety." -
World EU commission president urges Italian government to strengthen economy EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has asked Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte to spur economic growth in light of Italy's economic contraction. -
USA Democrats wanted a big win in Wisconsin but now they'll have to wait First Read is your briefing from "Meet the Press" and the NBC Political Unit on the day's most important political stories and why they matter. -
World Your Call in full: Should there be another Brexit extension? Watch Tuesday night's full episode of Your Call. -
The Cube British soldiers use picture of Jeremy Corbyn as a shooting target | #TheCube The British Army has launched an investigation into a video circulating of British soldiers using a picture of the Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn as a shooting target. -
World President receives Germany's 'last piece of coal' in symbolic pledge to keep climate promise President receives Germany's 'last piece of coal' in symbolic pledge to keep climate promise -
Bolivia Watch: Romeo and Juliet hope to avoid violent ends (this time) A frog species on the brink of extinction has new hope after researchers made a dating profile for its last man standing. -
World Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's husband renews pleas for her release on third anniversary Today is the third anniversary of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's arrest on spying charges in Iran. The British-Iranian charity worker was detained at Tehran Airport while attempting to return home to London after visiting family. -
Earth News 4 cool brands you can rent your clothes from The market for rental clothes in the UK alone is said to be worth nearly £1bn. -
United Kingdom Watch back: Under-fire Theresa May takes MPs' questions amid Brexit chaos Theresa May took questions in Parliament as another Brexit deadline loomed -
Italy Juventus teen star Moise Kean suffers racist abuse but team mate says blame is '50'/50' Juventus team mates, and even the team manager, accused Kean of being 'partially' responsible for the racist abuse he suffered in Cagliari. -
Turkey Watch: Tensions high in Istanbul as Erdogan's AK Party contest election results A fight broke out between supporters of the ruling party and the main opposition party in the middle of a Euronews interview. -
USA Pompeo to families of Americans held abroad: Ransoms aren't worth the risk "Many of you shared experiences today where you were frustrated that not enough is being done," he said. "I implore you don't give up ... we will not." -
United Kingdom 'Brexit isn't done for', says Rees-Mogg, but he won't move against May after losing last year "I did that last year, and I lost," said Rees-Mogg about going against the PM. -
USA Algeria's president steps down amid protests after 2 decades in power Tensions had been mounting in recent days between an army chief and Abdelaziz Bouteflika's entourage — along with suspicions of a potential military coup. -
USA At the Federal Election Commission, no watchdog for the watchdogs Resignations, fights and flame-outs have defanged the FEC inspector general's office. -
USA Why Watergate prosecutors could prove obstruction. And why Mueller couldn't ǀ View In contrast with Nixon’s White House, Trump’s White House is unlikely to produce a smoking gun tape. But do we need one? -
USA Donors to Trump inaugural committee got ambassador nominations. But are they qualified? "Trump's picks are less qualified than prior presidents'," said a law professor at Marquette who has looked at the qualifications of nearly 2,000 nominees. -
World Road Trip Europe Day 13: "We will listen to people who feel abandoned" Euronews' Road Trip Europe has crossed a second border- from Spain to France, where the road trip team will be listening to more of your voices. -
World Raw Politics in full: no-deal Brexit, NATO defence spending and Italian economy Watch Tuesday night's full episode of Raw Politics. -
Pakistan Watch: 500,000 gather for interfaith Festival of Lights in Lahore Devotees visit the shrine of poet and saint Madho Lal Hussain to have their prayers answered. The festival celebrates the Muslim poet's love for a Hindu boy, and with it interfaith harmony. -
USA Donald Trump falsely claims, again, that his father was born in Germany The US President appears to confuse his father with his grandfather. -
Thailand Thai police summon anti-junta politician on sedition charge after disputed election Thai police summon anti-junta politician on sedition charge after disputed election -
USA Theresa May says U.K. to seek further delay for Brexit May made the announcement after the E.U.'s chief negotiator warned that a chaotic and costly Brexit was likely in just 10 days. -
Venezuela Venezuela lawmakers loyal to Maduro open door to prosecution of Guaido Venezuela's chief prosecutor's office has opened an investigation of Guaido, into alleged links to "incidents of violence"
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Earth News Cycling in Amsterdam: our guide Taking in a new city is all the more fun - and eco friendly - on wheels. We took to the saddle and biked around Amsterdam. -
United Kingdom Two devices found on UK railway in suspected 'pro-Brexit' sabotage Two devices with pro-Brexit slogans were found, with police suspecting that they could have caused delays and signal failures if gone unchecked. -
Canada Canada's Trudeau expels two ex-ministers from ruling party in bid to end scandal Canada's Trudeau expels two ex-ministers from ruling party in bid to end scandal -
China Hong Kong forges ahead with new extradition law despite opposition Hong Kong forges ahead with new extradition law despite opposition -
Malaysia Malaysian ex-PM Najib due to go on trial over 1MDB-linked graft The trial relates to suspected transfers totalling 42 million ringgit ($10.3 million) into Najib's bank account -
USA Trump needles Biden over claims: 'Are you having a good time, Joe?' The president, speaking at a GOP fundraising dinner on Tuesday, also suggested that "the socialists" were behind recent allegations against his potential 2020 rival. -
USA White House whistleblower says she felt humiliated after retaliation from boss Tricia Newbold says of supervisor moving files out of her reach: "It was definitely humiliating...But it didn't stop me from doing what was right." -
USA NASA chief slams India's 'terrible' anti-satellite test The test created hundreds of bits of space debris, including dozens that rise higher than the orbit of the International Space Station.