25 August 2019 | Euronews
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Sport Spectacular judo as Daria Bilodid crowned 2019 World Champion in Tokyo Ukraine's Daria Bilodid retains her world title as Tokyo World Championships kick off, while Georgia's Lukhumi Chkhvimiani wins his first world title -
France Iranian Foreign Minister meets with French President in unexpected talks during G7 Iran's foreign minister met with the French president and foreign minister on the margins of the G7 summit. -
USA 7 dead after helicopter and plane collide on Spanish island of Mallorca The victims included three adults and two children who were on a sightseeing tour and two local men who were on the small plane. -
Sport Ben Stokes inspires England to a miracle victory against Australia Ben Stokes leads England to a sensational one-wicket victory over Australia to tie The Ashes series -
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Brazil Pope Francis has asked people to pray that wildfires in the Amazon will be brought under control As wildfires continue to rage through the Amazon Pope Francis has called on people to pray for the "lungs of our planet" -
No Comment A group of Mexican women knit hearts to honour the memory of those murdered A group of women constructed a memorial made of hand-knitted hearts in Mexico City's Alameda park to honour the memory of murdered women. -
USA Trump advisers walk back his 'second thoughts' on China trade war "If anything, he wanted to clarify if he had second thoughts it would be to raise the tariffs," Mnuchin said. -
USA Suburban House Democrats find hunger for action on gun control back home Polling shows that suburban voters, especially women, are increasingly concerned about guns and overwhelmingly support tighter gun regulations. -
United Kingdom 3D scanners to reduce queues at UK airports All major airports in Britain must have new 3D baggage screening equipment before the end of 2022.. -
World News Crime in space: Which treaties govern conduct of astronauts beyond Earth? Crime in space: What treaty governs conduct of astronauts beyond Earth? -
USA Can God be found via a carnival ride? The Church of England hopes so. "Our hope is that it will bring a very different audience into the cathedral," said Rev. Jane Hedges, dean of Norwich Cathedral. -
USA Israel claims it thwarted Iran drone attack The late-night airstrikes appeared to be one of the most intense attacks by Israeli forces in several years of hits on Iranian targets in Syria. -
Lebanon Two Israeli drones crash in Beirut suburb Two Israeli drones came down over Beirut early on Sunday causing damage in a densely populated neighbourhood. -
USA Former GOP congressman Joe Walsh announces he's running for president "We've got a guy in the White House who is unfit, completely unfit to be president," Walsh said. "And it stuns me that nobody stepped up." -
China Latest Hong Kong protests end in clashes and tear gas being fired Clashes marred largely peaceful protests in Hong Kong on Sunday as pro-democracy rallies took place across the city. -
No Comment Thousands of Rohingya refugees gather for 'Genocide Day' prayer Thousands of Rohingya refugees staying in camps in Bangladesh's Cox's Bazar gathered on Sunday for a "genocide day special prayers" rally. -
Spain Mallorca crash: Seven dead in collision between helicopter and small plane At least five people have died in a collision between a helicopter and an ultralight aircraft on the Spanish island of Mallorca, EFE cited the Guardia Civil as saying. -
No Comment Protesters march in Bayonne carrying stolen portraits of Macron Protesters marched through the streets of Bayonne on Sunday carrying official portraits of French President Emmanuel Macron, which were stolen from town halls around France. -
USA 'A deep and boiling anger': NBC/WSJ poll finds a pessimistic America despite economic satisfaction A new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll finds that 70 percent of Americans say they're angry at the political establishment -
USA Job-creation numbers hit Trump campaign New numbers show job creation, GDP and consumer sentiment are lower than previously estimated. -
Brazil Amazon fires: Six Brazilian states request military aid to fight blazes Six states in the Amazon region of Brazil have asked the military for help to combat fires in the rainforest -
USA Nomination chaos? Democrats fear primaries won't produce a clear winner. That could leave matters in the hands of hundreds of unelected super delegates to pick the party's candidate to take on Trump. -
Earth News We tried a new plant-based menu at London restaurant Scarlett Green The Antipodean-inspired dishes are part of a collaboration with the plant-based chef, Kirk Haworth. -
USA Cyborgs will replace humans and reshape the world, famed scientist says 'Our supremacy as the prime understanders of the cosmos is rapidly coming to end.' -
France Climate activists rally carrying stolen portraits of Macron near G7 Climate activists marched through the town of Bayonne carrying stolen portraits of French President Emmanuel Macron. -
USA 'Flooded by plastic': Polluted Bali fights waste in effort to save once-pristine paradise "If we in Bali can set an example so all of Indonesia and other countries stopped using plastic bags too, that would be very good," he says. -
Earth News 6 of the best non-toxic nail polish brands Here is a selection of our favourite nail varnish brands that are kinder to your nails, animals and the technicians working with these products daily. -
Sport Six spectators hurt after lightning strike at Tour Championship Six spectators hurt after lightning strike at Tour Championship -
Myanmar Two years on, what will happen to the Rohingya? This Sunday marks two years since over 740,000 Rohingya people fled northwest Rakhine State when the Myanmar military launched operations there.