28 April 2019 | Euronews
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USA Mexican man traps himself in hole he dug to spy on ex The man had been ordered to stay away from his ex-girlfriend due to domestic violence charges. He is now in jail. -
No Comment Young Croat breaks world record by pushing 730kg Smart car 100km A young Croat has broken the Guinness World Record for pushing a car the furthest in 24 hours. -
No Comment UK beach art commemorates US troops in WW2 tragedy Art installation commemorates US troops in 75th anniversary of Devon war tragedy -
United Kingdom Scottish independence: "It's time," says SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon Britain's parliamentary system is "broken" Scottish National Party (SNP) leader Nicola Sturgeon told a party conference in Edinburgh on Sunday. -
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No Comment Mozambique hit by flooding in aftermath of Cyclone Kenneth Mozambique hit by flooding in aftermath of Cyclone Kenneth -
USA Barr threatens to skip House Judiciary Committee hearing over proposed format The threat marks the latest escalation between the Trump administration and House Democrats. -
China Hong Kong protests against proposed new extradition laws Hong Kong protests against proposed new extradition laws -
USA Conway: Trump's Charlottesville remarks 'darn near perfection' When mentioning "very fine people on both sides," Conway said Trump "was talking about the debate over removing statues." -
Europe News What is behind Salvini's refusal to celebrate Italy's Liberation day? What is behind Salvini's refusal to celebrate Italy's Liberation day? -
USA With churches shut after bombs, Sri Lankans hear Mass on TV Raids and police curfews have shut down areas of eastern Sri Lanka, and Catholic leaders have canceled Sunday Masses indefinitely. -
USA Trump's Fed pick Stephen Moore 'embarrassed' by past writings "They were humor columns, but some of them weren't funny and so I am apologetic; I'm embarrassed by some of those things," Moore told ABC's "This Week." -
USA Democratic turnout looked presidential in '18 The real impact of the 2018 electorate can be seen when you compare turnout of particular groups of voters to the most recent midterm in 2014. -
Cyprus Cyprus police find another victim of online dating serial killer Police in Cyprus found human remains on Sunday in an ongoing investigation into a suspected serial killer who went undetected for almost three years. -
Earth News High-class insect dishes from New York Soon crickets, worms and other insects might be more common than we expect and eating them can help save the environment. -
United Kingdom Brexit delay 'must not be wasted' warns EU's Barnier EU chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier has urged British political leaders to break their deadlock and said the week ahead would be “very important." -
World News Spain's intellectually disabled secure the right to vote Spain's new voters: Law change gives disabled right to vote -
World News Strike-hit SAS cancels 1,200 more flights on Monday and Tuesday SAS cancelled more than 1,200 flights scheduled for Monday and Tuesday as a pilot strike that has already affected tens of thousands of travellers drags on. -
USA Can a woman beat Trump? Some Democrats wonder if it's worth the risk Voters across multiple states said that they recognize the "electability" question is often unfairly aimed at women running for office — but stressed what they said was a need to be realistic. -
Earth News Fashionable and sustainable brands to know this Spring Five conscious spring/summer collections of european labels you’ll love. -
World News Sudan's military council agrees to form joint body with opposition Sudan's military council agrees to form joint body with opposition -
World News Mozambique hit by rising floodwaters after Cyclone Kenneth Rescuers were moving in to help people trapped by rising floodwater in Mozambique Sunday as Cyclone Kenneth dumped more rain.
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USA How to see the Eta Aquarid meteor shower The sky show will peak on May 6. -
Sri Lanka Sri Lanka churches fall silent amid fears of further bombings Churches across Sri Lanka suspended Sunday mass as fears of more attacks remained a week after suicide bombers killed over 250 people.
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World News Half of Europeans wrongly believe vaccines often cause serious side-effects Nearly half of Europeans wrongly believe vaccines often cause serious side-effects, according to a poll that comes amid a global rise in measles. -
USA Japan's 'revolutionary' emperor to abdicate, leaving imposing legacy for his son Akihito, 85, will step down Tuesday after more than 30 years on the Chrysanthemum Throne. -
Destinations The best vegan destinations to visit in 2019 We’ve rounded up seven of the best and most exciting spots for vegans around the world. -
USA Bernie Sanders' 2020 campaign unveils app to increase its voter database He says the online organizing tool called BERN will give him an edge in the crowded Democratic primary field. -
USA Crane falls into traffic on Seattle street, killing 4 Four people were killed and three injured, the Seattle Fire Department said.