5 August 2019 | Euronews
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Spain British Airways plane evacuated after cabin fills with smoke A British Airways plane had to be evacuated after landing in Valencia, Spain, because the cabin filled with smoke. -
USA Pipe-bomb mailer who targeted Trump critics sentenced to 20 years The series of mailed pipe bombs, which prosecutors described in court papers as "a domestic terror attack," spurred a nationwide scare last year. -
USA R. Kelly charged with engaging in prostitution, soliciting a minor in Minnesota The musician already faces multiple federal and state sex crime charges in New York and Illinois. -
Sport Belgian cyclist Lambrecht dies after crash in Tour of Poland Belgian cyclist Lambrecht dies after crash in Tour of Poland -
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USA In veiled shot at Trump, Obama urges rejection of leaders who feed 'climate of fear and hatred' The former president issued a lengthy statement Monday in response to the two mass shootings over the weekend. -
USA Rand Paul has part of lung removed after 2017 assault by neighbor Rene Boucher broke several of the senator's ribs when he tackled him while Paul was doing yard work at his home in Kentucky in 2017. -
USA A 'hero' grandfather, a teen, an Army vet: These are the victims of the El Paso massacre A gunman opened fire at a Walmart Saturday, killing 22. -
The Cube 8chan has been at the centre of three mass shootings, so should it be banned? Time could be up for anonymous message site 8chan. -
USA WWII submarine found off Alaskan islands almost 80 years after it vanished The bow of the wrecked sub, which disappeared in 1942, was found 2,700 feet below the surface. -
Greece Ancient shipwrecks discovered in the sea near small Greek island Five major ancient shipwrecks are among the finds by archaeologists during underwater searches at the bottom of Levitha, the small Greek island in the Aegean Sea, between Amorgos and Leros. -
France ‘Say things in French!’: Minister reignites debate over language with Twitter plea France's culture minister wants people in France to "say things in French". -
USA 2020 candidates blast Trump remarks on mass shootings "We won't truly speak with one voice against hatred until your voice is no longer in the White House," said former Vice President Joe Biden. -
USA New study shows our home galaxy is 'shaped like a Pringle' New research shows our home galaxy is warped and twisted. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnian leaders from three largest ethnic parties form government 10 months after election Bosnia's Serb, Croat, and Bosniak leaders have reached an agreement to form a government 10 months after the vote. -
No Comment Hong Kong protesters find different ways to counter police Across the city, protesters blocked roads, started fires at police stations and threw a Chinese flag into Victoria Harbour. -
World News July 2019 may have been hottest month on record July 2019 may have been hottest month on record -
USA Police unsure if Dayton, Ohio gunman targeted sister in mass shooting Nine people were killed in the shooting hours after 20 people were killed by a gunman at an El Paso, Texas, Walmart. Officials in Texas announced Monday another victim had died. -
Brazil Brazilian inmate who tried to escape prison dressed as woman found dead in cell: police A Brazilian inmate who tried to escape from prison by dressing up as his daughter was found dead in his cell, according to prison authorities. -
USA Clashes break out as Hong Kong protesters fan out across city in general strike "'Be Water' is now the motto. We stay when we need to stay, we leave when we need to leave, we change location when we need to change," one protester said. -
United Kingdom Greatest show on turf: 12-hour lawnmower endurance race The lawnmower endurance race in West Sussex, England, saw 48 teams take to the 1.5km circuit from dusk until dawn. -
France This is the camp training France's new generation of climate activists "The leitmotiv of all these people is that they have already marched for the climate this year but they want to go a little further," a spokesperson for the camp told Euronews. -
Ecotech Tesla-run Porsche 912 proves vintage cars can be converted to electric Classic cars meet electric engines in the new retro-electric trend sweeping the automotive industry. -
Malaysia Visit Truly Asia Malaysia 2020 launches with the support of the whole country A festive red hibiscus, a wild green fern, and a brilliant blue rhinoceros hornbill will be welcoming visitors to Malaysia over the next 18 months - the Visit Truly Asia Malaysia 2020 campaign has now been launched. -
USA Trump condemns 'racism, bigotry and white supremacy' after weekend of mass shootings In Monday remarks, the president did not call for additional gun control measures, instead blaming violent video games and mental illness, among other factors, for the scourge of mass shootings. -
No Comment A cut above: Contestants race lawnmowers in UK endurance event A total of 48 teams lined up for the annual 12-hour endurance race staged in West Sussex, England -
USA House Republicans face reckoning as retirement fever spreads Rep. Kenny Marchant of Texas announced his retirement Monday, making him the fourth GOP lawmaker from the Lone Star State to do so in recent weeks. -
USA 'Americans must denounce racism' says Trump — but no action on guns President Donald Trump condemned "bigotry and hatred" following last weekend's mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio. -
Bulgaria Sow row as Bulgaria accuses Romanian tourists over African Swine Fever A diplomatic row has broken out between Bulgaria and Romania over African Swine Fever (ASF). -
USA After El Paso, the White House looks to focus on guns over racial rhetoric 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. -
United Kingdom 'Breakfast means breakfast': Real-life 'Maybot' named after Theresa May The real Theresa May is out of a job, but this English tearoom has a robot waitress named after the former Prime Minister. -
USA Amid condolences, world media warns about U.S. right-wing extremism "U.S. in the midst of a white nationalist terrorism crisis," ran a headline in one foreign newspaper. -
Greece Greece told to 'save your paradise' as oil companies move in Greece told to 'save your paradise' as oil companies move in -
United Kingdom Watch again: British pilots take off in restored Spitfire for a tour around the globe In a world-first, two British pilots will attempt to fly around the world in the iconic Spitfire. -
USA U.S. citizen went to Uganda to help kids. Now her charity is accused of killing them. "I knew she was not trained, but she had this presence about her that you kind of just believed that she knew," an ex-volunteer with Bach's charity says. -
United Kingdom Small majority for Scottish independence for first time in two years Scottish voters would back independence from the UK by a small majority, a new poll suggests, in the first poll lead for independence for two years. -
Bulgaria Explorers to sail ancient Black Sea route on reed boat Abora IV A boat constructed of reeds will recreate ancient trade routes betweebn Egypt and the Black Sea that could predate the Greek Argonauts. -
Iceland Twenty pilot whales die after getting stranded on Iceland beach Volunteers from a local search and rescue squad worked through the night, trying to keep the animals in wet conditions. Another 20 whales were dead on the beach. -
USA Trump calls for background checks after shootings, suggests tying with immigration deal As a president, and as a presidential candidate, Trump has been an avid supporter of Second Amendment rights. -
18 hours in Dubai This is how to spend your time, if you’ve only got one day to spare while in the UAE’s most exciting emirate -
Switzerland Greta Thunberg: 'We need to do so much more,' says teenage climate change activist Thunberg, 16, is attending the five-day Smile For Future event in Lausanne, Switzerland, which will culminate in a "Fridays For Future" strike — also known as "school strike for climate." -
USA India's government revokes disputed Kashmir's special status The revocation was met with an uproar in India's parliament, while Kashmir was under a security lockdown that kept thousands of people inside their homes. -
USA How does Europe compare with the US on gun ownership? Here's a clue: It's not Switzerland. -
World Iran compelled to show 'it can stop tankers if it feels like it' Iran has seized another foreign tanker in the Gulf, according to the country's state media. -
Bulgaria Pork industry at risk as swine fever hits farms across Eastern Europe Pork industry at risk as swine fever hits farms across Eastern Europe. More than 120 000 pigs have been slaughtered in Bulgaria in an attempt to limit the number of swine fever cases. -
India Pakistan calls India's decision to scrap Kashmir's special status 'illegal' Political leaders in Kashmir had warned that repeal of the law would trigger widespread unrest. -
USA El Paso shopper, recently arrived from Mexico, took a bullet for his wife Juan de Dios Velazquez had only moved to El Paso, Texas, with his wife Estela Nicolasa from Ciudad Juarez, just across the border in Mexico, six months before they were caught in Saturday's mass shooting at a Walmart store. -
China Watch again: Hong Kong police fire tear gas as strikes paralyse city Hong Kong police fired tear gas at protesters on Monday as a general strike plunged the Asian financial hub into fresh chaos. -
USA Network provider Cloudflare to drop 'lawless' 8chan after El Paso shooting Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince said the anonymous internet forum's "lawlessness" caused "multiple tragic deaths." -
World News Dutch band nixes Lebanon gig in solidarity with local artists Dutch band nixes Lebanon gig in solidarity with local artists