4 September 2019 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Bitesize Brexit: A quick summary of what happened on a tumultuous day Bitesize Brexit: A quick summary of what happened on a tumultuous day -
USA House panel subpoenas documents linked to Trump's alleged pardon offers The move follows reports the president told DHS officials that he would offer them pardons if they broke federal law while carrying out his immigration agenda. -
United Kingdom EU nationals to be granted right to stay in UK for three years in case of no-deal Brexit Britain's government has abandoned plans to end freedom of movement for European Union citizens immediately after a possible no-deal Brexit and will instead return to an earlier policy of giving them three years' temporary leave to remain. -
USA 8chan founder: Current owner will 'lie' during congressional testimony Watkins is scheduled to answer questions Thursday morning as part of a closed-door session with the House Homeland Security Committee. -
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USA India gets set for historic moon landing A successful landing would make India the fourth nation to put a spacecraft on the moon and the first to put a craft at the lunar south pole. -
USA Rep. Steve King: I drank from the toilet-fountain hybrid at border facility and it was 'pretty good' King said he "went into that cell where it was reported that they were advised they had to drink out of the toilet" and that drink was "pretty good." -
USA Big tech meets with U.S. security officials to talk 2020 election The meeting comes five months before the first 2020 votes are cast in the Democratic primary and 14 months before the November election. -
USA Conservative activist Jacob Wohl charged with illegal sale of securities Wohl allegedly tried to sell unqualified securities to one of his financial companies, Montgomery Assets, in July and August of 2016. -
USA Twitter halts feature that enabled hack of CEO Jack Dorsey's account The step is temporary but necessary to protect accounts, the company said in a series of tweets. -
United Kingdom Watch: How did the legislation to delay Brexit get through Parliament? Wondering what just happened in Parliament? Here's how Hilary Benn's bill to delay the Brexit deadline played out in the Commons -
USA Why does Trump's hurricane map look different than others? The president has claimed for days Hurricane Dorian was projected to hit Alabama. Forecasters said it was not. -
USA U.K. Parliament approves first stage of bill to halt no-deal Brexit, dealing blow to PM "The country must now decide whether the leader of the opposition or I go to those negotiations in Brussels," Boris Johnson said. -
USA AOC and GOP Rep. Crenshaw duel online over background checks 'You are a member of Congress," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted. "Why are you 'lending' guns to people unsupervised who can't pass a basic background check?" -
USA Lyft fails to protect passengers against sexual assault, harassment, lawsuit claims "There have been many sexual assaults much worse than the ones suffered by plaintiffs ... where victims have been attacked and traumatized," the lawsuit alleges. -
USA Trump dims lights on Obama-era light bulb energy regulations Environmental groups said the actions will raise utility bills and increase the production by greenhouse-gas emitting power plants. -
USA Here's how Trump could escape 'emoluments' claims he's profiting as president Analysis: Ethics watchdogs and Democrats decried VP Pence's stay at the golf resort in Doonbeg, Ireland. -
Germany German fashion photographer Peter Lindbergh dies, aged 74 Lindbergh's Vogue cover of Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, Tatjana Patitz, Christy Turlington and Cindy Crawford kickstarted the supermodel phenomenon. -
Russia Moscow protester gets 3.5-yr jail term for throwing rubbish bin at police Yevgeny Kovalenko is one of several protesters to be jailed after being arrested at demonstrations in Moscow calling for free elections. -
United Kingdom Brexit: MPs could put UK PM Boris Johnson in a 'weird sort of limbo' UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is likely to be left in a "weird sort of limbo" after key votes in the UK parliament tonight, an expert has told Euronews. -
Earth News Prince Charles ventures into sustainable fashion with nettles from his garden The Prince of Wales has partnered with fashion designers to create a nettle-inspired sustainable clothing collection. -
USA 'Little ones' separated from parents at border felt mental stress, says report Kids separated from parents under the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy in 2018 showed a particularly high number of mental health challenges. -
No Comment New-born panda cubs feed for the first time After having only slept, cuddled and occasionally taken a sip for the first couple of days, the little panda cubs are now very hungry. -
United Kingdom Swearing, chlorinated chicken, and Brexit: How did Boris Johnson fare in his first PMQs as leader? Swearing, chlorinated chicken, and Brexit: How did Boris Johnson fare in his first PMQs as leader? -
World Raw Politics in full: Boris Johnson's Night of Reckoning Tesa Arcilla is joined by politicians and journalists to discuss the major political issues that are defining and dividing Europe today. -
United Kingdom Brexit: Deselection outraged many but could it help Boris unify the Conservatives? Britain's prime minister has turned a majority of one into a minority of 21. -
Angola Mining Angola's golden harvest in Malanje province Mining Angola's golden harvest in Malanje province -
Europe News Brussels marks 75th anniversary of liberation from German occupation The liberation of Brussels took only a few hours and saw only a little combat. Freeing the city was symbolic, but its historic importance lives on in the Belgian capital. -
Brazil Amazon fires in August triple compared to same month last year So far this year nearly 94,000 fires have been observed across Brazil with the majority recorded in the Amazon. -
United Kingdom Jacob Rees-Mogg: UK minister criticised over posture during Brexit debate Cabinet minister Jacob Rees-Mogg faced a whirl of criticism and mocking memes after reclining during a key Brexit debate. -
Ecotech 161 mph Taycan revealed as Porsche's first electric car Fours years on from the Mission E concept, Porsche’s first EV is now ready to go on sale -
No Comment Anti-Brexit protesters hold night rally in Westminster Anti-government protesters have gathered in Westminster as MPs ready for a vital Brexit vote. Some protesters carried placards bearing anti-Boris Johnson and anti-Brexit slogans. -
No Comment Dorian leaves devastating trail of destruction in the Bahamas Hurricane Dorian ripped through the northwestern Bahamas over the weekend, killing at least seven people and leaving a path of destruction across the island -
United Kingdom Watch: Boris Johnson swears during first PMQs in House of Commons Boris Johnson, taking his first session of questions from MPs amid Brexit chaos today, swore as he took aim at the opposition’s economic policy. -
Economy The Brief: Lagarde's route to the ECB We look back at Christine Lagarde's career trajectory from French Minister to IMF chief and the issues that follow her heading into her next role. -
Earth News Should we take note of Amazon India's new plastic-free pledge? The Indian unit of the largest online retailer has committed to curbing its use of single-use plastic by 2020. But is it doing enough? -
No Comment Britons protest outside British Embassy in Dublin A crowd of Irish-based British people protested outside the British Embassy in Dublin, Ireland, this evening against Boris Johnson's plans to prorogue Parliament and express their concerns over a no-deal Brexit. -
Germany The EU’s Far Right surge is unstoppable if we don’t transform how our democracies work ǀ View Germany, Europe’s biggest economy, could well be the first major industrial power to fall in a global recession, triggering a Far Right victory that could have a domino effect across the EU. -
USA Around the world, disruption is beating out stability 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. -
USA 'Bring it on': Stormy Daniels says she's ready to testify at House hush-money hearings The Judiciary Committee plans to launch an investigation into alleged Trump payments to two women ahead of the 2016 election. -
USA U.S. woman arrested after trying to smuggle a six-day-old baby in hand luggage Jennifer Erin Talbot was arrested after attempting to hide the six-day old baby in her hand-luggage, immigration authorities said. -
USA Pence distances Trump from uproar over VP's stay at president's Irish golf club The statement was the third time this week the VP or his team have addressed the issue, which ignited widespread criticism. -
Germany Currywurst at 70: The surprising British link to Germany’s street snack It is estimated 800 million currywurst are eaten ever year, 70m in Berlin alone, but this German staple has a surprising British connection -
World News 'Better be safe than sorry': European Commission spokeswoman on no-deal preparations 'Better be safe than sorry': European Commission spokeswoman on no-deal preparations -
Yemen France, UK & US may be held responsible for Yemen war crimes, says UN report A panel of UN experts found that all sides of the Yemeni conflict have committed war crimes and said that third states providing aid or assistance could be complicit. -
Iran 'Iran to release seven crew members of detained British tanker' The ships owner has welcomed 'this positive development', but no release date has been confirmed by Iranian authorities. 16 crew members will remain on board to maintain the vessel's safe operation. -
World French firefighters mobilised to fight fires in Amazon rainforest The EU is sending firefighters, drones and experts to help Bolivia fight forest fires -
USA Hong Kong's Carrie Lam withdraws extradition bill The controversial extradition bill that prompted mass demonstrations in June has been withdrawn, but protesters have other demands. -
United Kingdom UK seizes record 1.3 tonnes of heroin worth €132 million UK border officers recovered the drug from a container ship and let it continue its journey to the Netherlands where authorities arrested four people as they were unloaded it. -
United Kingdom Brexit: How the world's media covered Johnson's defeat in parliament Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson suffered his first parliamentary defeat on Tuesday which could derail his plans for the country to leave the EU by October 31. -
USA Iran to release seven crew members of detained British tanker The Stena Impero was detained by Tehran on July 19, two weeks after Britain detained an Iranian tanker off the territory of Gibraltar -
Europe News European MEPs react to Johnson's defeat in parliament, step-up preparations for no-deal Brexit European MEPs told Euronews what they thought about the latest developments with Brexit. -
USA Booker's history with DeVos is under scrutiny While other candidates pile on the education secretary in campaign speeches, Cory Booker is defending his past ties to her organization. -
World What is Boris Johnson's election strategy? Euronews discuses how the Prime Minister will look to run any election that is called
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World Italy's new coalition government to be sworn in on Thursday A new ruling coalition is being prepared in Italy after the 5 Star Movement approved a pact with their former political foes, the Democratic Party. In an online poll yesterday, nearly 80 per cent of the 5 Star's grassroots members voted in favour of forming a new coalition with their leftist rivals. -
United Kingdom As students return to universities, it’s time we talked candidly about rape ǀ View As universities across Europe prepare open their doors for a new term, student Cara Balen warns of the danger of not recognising the importance of sexual consent on campus and beyond. -
World Podemos insist on formal coalition as price for saving Sánchez Spain's acting Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has once again rejected the far-left Unidas Podemos' demand for a formal coalition government. On Tuesday, Mr Sanchez unveiled a new programme of policies to encourage the far-left party into backing him as Prime Minister. -
United Kingdom Shipping containers are the tip of the iceberg. Homelessness in the UK is at epidemic levels ǀ View Homelessness makes us uncomfortable - it challenges our assumptions about global inequality, as well as the viability of our own welfare states and governance, when we see large numbers of our fellow citizens living in conditions akin to refugee camps abroad. -
China Carrie Lam formally announces withdrawal of controversial Hong Kong-China extradition bill Chief executive had previously announced that the bill was "dead". -
USA Pentagon is moving $3.6 billion in military funding to build Trump's wall Officials said money planned for military construction projects will instead be spent on a wall on the southern border.