27 July 2019 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Suspected terrorist attack in Craigavon Police suspect dissident Republican terrorists of planting a viable device to deliberately target police officers. -
World News Bernal to win the Tour de France After Saturday's 20th stage, Bernal is set to win the Tour de France 2019, despite mudslides hindering they cyclists' path. -
China Police fire tear gas at protesters in Hong Kong Several thousand had gathered to protest against an attack by suspected triad gang members at a train station last weekend. -
Romania Romania's police chief fired after missing girl killed by kidnapper The chief of the Romanian police Ioan Buda was fired by the Romanian Interior ministry on Saturday after a series of errors in his police department led to their failure to save a missing girl. -
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Russia Police arrest hundreds of protesters in Moscow The authorities had banned the protest which was against the exclusion of opposition candidates in local elections but thousands ignored it and defiantly took to the streets. -
No Comment Putin explores sunk Soviet submarine in Bond-style dive Russian President Vladimir Putin dived to the bottom of the Gulf of Finland aboard a submersible to explore a Soviet submarine which was sunk during World War Two. -
World News Marches for LGBT rights in Warsaw and Berlin after Pride attack in Poland Thousands of people marched in Berlin and Warsaw on Saturday in support of LGBT rights on Saturday. -
Ghana Europe's electronic waste ends up at this toxic landfill in Ghana This is one of Africa’s biggest electronic waste scrapyards and it's filled with the remnants of Europe's discarded electronic devices. -
Italy Thousands resume protests against Turin-Lyon high-speed railway link It's expected to cost €26 billion to complete with the construction of a trans-alpine tunnel swallowing up over €18 billion. -
USA Trump lashes out at Cummings, calls his Baltimore district 'disgusting' Attack comes days after committee Cummings chairs voted to subpoena Ivanka Trump and husband Jared Kushner's emails and texts. -
No Comment Hong Kong police fire tear gas in clashes with protesters Hong Kong police have fired tear gas at protesters who defied police warnings not to march in a neighbourhood where six days earlier a mob apparently targeting demonstrators brutally attacked people in a train station. -
No Comment Hundreds of people arrested at Moscow free elections protest Hundreds of people were arrested as protesters gathered in Moscow on Saturday to demand free and fair elections. -
Russia Watch: Protesters call for free elections at Moscow demonstration Euronews correspondent Galina Polonskaya takes us to the heart of a demonstration in Moscow today calling for free elections. -
World News Wake up call: Here’s how your cup of morning coffee is negatively affecting producers At the end of 2018, a bag of coffee cost the average UK coffee drinker €6.50 however coffee was selling at just $1 (0.89 cents of euro). So how come there is such a disparity between the market value and its retail price? -
Greece 'You'd be a very beautiful doll, like Barbie,' Greek restaurateur 'told' new UK PM Boris Johnson A restaurant owner in Greece said she had served Boris Johnson Greek food and once told him that if he were a doll, he would look like Barbie. -
Earth News Attending a music festival this summer? Read our eco-friendly guide Our top tips will enable you to have a fun festival experience but leave behind a minimal trace. -
South Korea Two dead after upper deck of nightclub collapses in South Korea The upper floor of the Coyote Ugly nightclub fell through in Gwangju, South Korea on Saturday. Eight of the injured were athletes competing in the World Aquatics Championships. -
Italy Italy agrees to resume controversial Turin-Lyon high-speed rail link It's an ambitious and highly-controversial engineering project that involves finishing a near 60 kilometre-long tunnel under the Alps. -
USA Russian police arrest hundreds at Moscow election protest The dispute comes as the Kremlin is struggling with how to deal with strongly opposing views in its sprawling capital of 12.6 million people. -
Libya Dozens of bodies of migrants who perished in the Mediterranean wash up on Libya's shoreline Around 150 African refugees and migrants perished off the Libyan coast on Thursday, in their apparent attempt to reach Europe. -
USA Rep. Neal's refusal to get Trump state tax returns emerges as re-election issue Primary challenger Alex Morse says the chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee has displayed a lack of "urgency" in obtaining Trump's taxes. -
USA Two Americans charged for death of Italian police officer The officer was killed on Friday while investigating the theft of a backpack in Rome, police say. -
USA Hong Kong police fire tear gas after demonstrators defy protest ban It was a show of defiance against the white-clad assailants who beat dozens of people last Sunday night. -
Estonia Will a booze tax war in the Baltics leave Latvia & Estonia with a bad hangover? A booze tax war has broken out between Baltic neighbours Latvia and Estonia, who are among the EU’s biggest consumers of alcohol. -
Austria Kidnapped triathlete freed 'after complimenting captor on his orchids' Austrian cyclist and triathlete Nathalie Birli said she was hit, beaten, and tied up before freeing herself from a kidnapper. -
USA How AI is helping hospitals save their sickest patients Early tests show artificial "assistants" can help doctors and nurses spot potentially deadly problems in time to take life-saving action. -
United Kingdom Watch: PM Boris Johnson pledges new high-speed Manchester-Leeds railway line Fresh from taking office this week, new UK prime minister Boris Johnson announced that his government would fund a new high-speed rail route between Manchester and Leeds. -
France Vintage Trump as US president threatens to tax French wines Donald Trump has threatened to target French wine after Paris imposed a tax on US technology giants like Facebook, Google and Amazon. -
Italy Italy shaken as policeman stabbed to death in Rome A policeman who had just returned from his honeymoon was stabbed to death in Rome while trying to make an arrest, reports AFP. -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson has got the Brexit band back together — will they succeed? Analysis: The new prime minister has assembled a Cabinet dominated by hard-line Brexit supporters. Will they succeed where Theresa May failed? -
China Watch: Police and protesters clash in Hong Kong protest against mob attack Police fired volleys of tear gas and protesters hurled bricks during clashes in a rural Hong Kong town on Saturday as several thousand activists gathered to protest an attack by a suspected triad gang at a train station last weekend. -
USA Supreme Court temporarily grants Trump funds for border wall The Supreme Court overturned an earlier decision that prevented the US president from using military funds to build a border wall between the US and Mexico. -
Earth News Will technology change our food habits forever? The way we eat is changing and we investigate why technology is helping our food become more sustainable. -
World News Club floor collapses in South Korea as athletes dance; two people dead Club floor collapses in South Korea as athletes dance; two people dead -
USA South Korean nightclub loft collapse kills 2, injures at least 10 others Athletes from the U.S. water polo teams were at the site celebrating a championship, but all are safe and accounted for, a team official said. -
USA Canadian manhunt: Everything we know about the teens suspected of a killing spree Kam McLeod and Bryer Schmegelsky are suspects in the deaths of American Chynna Deese, her boyfriend, Lucas Fowler, and a botany lecturer named Leonard Dyck. -
USA Coast Guard unloads 26,000 pounds of cocaine seized from Pacific An estimated $350 million in cocaine has been hauled in from Pacific Ocean in recent weeks, the military said Friday. -
USA Supreme Court allows Trump to tap $2.5B in Pentagon funds for border wall Overturning a lower court decision, the ruling allows the president access to approximately $2.5 billion for the project while litigation continues. -
Sport Explosive judo and close clashes on Day 1 of Zagreb Grand Prix 2019 Explosive judo on Day 1 of Zagreb Grand Prix, Spain's Alberto Gaitero Martin is our Man of the Day and Canada's Jessica Klimkait our Woman of the Day