7 September 2019 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Amber Rudd resigns from UK Cabinet over sacking of rebel MPs Amber Rudd, one of the few Remain-supporting ministers in Boris Johnson's Cabinet, resigned on Saturday evening, accusing the British leader of having conducted an "assault on decency and democracy" by expelling rebel lawmakers from the party. -
Italy Climate change protesters occupy the red carpet at the Venice Film Festival They got the support of aging rocker Mick Jagger and veteran actor Donald Sutherland who were due to walk the red carpet later to present their thriller "The Burnt Orange Heresy". -
No Comment Paul McCartney is the real "Grandude" of book signing He may be one of the world's most famous musicians, but Paul McCartney is also just a regular grandfather. -
World News 'Joker' wins Golden Lion at Venice Film Festival 'Joker' wins Golden Lion at Venice Film Festival -
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United Kingdom UK lawmakers threaten legal action over Brexit delay legislation UK lawmakers and expelled Tory MP's have said they will go to court if Boris Johnson does not abide by legislation that would extend the Brexit delay if no deal is signed. -
No Comment Horns lock at controversial buffalo fighting festival in Vietnam The buffaloes fight in pairs in an elimination contest, the two competitors lock horns for several minutes, sometimes just seconds, before one signals defeat by running away. -
No Comment Russia and Ukraine carried out a long-awaited prisoner swap The swap could set the stage for serious talks, even though major differences remain between the two countries -
Spain Spanish Olympic skier is mourned after tragic accident Blanca Fernandez Ochoa was found dead on a path in the Cercedilla moutain range on Wednesday after going missing for nearly two weeks. -
Ukraine Ukraine-Russia prisoner swap: How the world reacted The Netherlands "deeply regrets" that Volodymyr Tsemakh, a suspect in the 2014 downing of Malaysian Airlines flight MH17, was released as part of a prisoner exchange between Russia and Ukraine, the Dutch government said on Saturday. -
Indonesia Rare two-headed snakes found in Indonesia and U.S. On two opposite sides of the world, two-headed snakes were recently discovered. -
USA Warren and Clinton talk behind the scenes as 2020 race intensifies Analysis: Neither camp wants to talk about it, but the two women have recently grown closer. -
Earth News Earth lovers: an environmentally-friendly dating guide Having perused the environmentally friendly dating sites, there are plenty of deathly dull, holier than thou, barefoot souls out there. -
World News What is the most expensive country in Europe for alcohol? And where is it cheapest? -
USA Climate change activists storm red carpet at Venice Film Festival Several hundred demonstrators took over the red carpet at the event where Hollywood stars such as Brad Pitt, Scarlett Johansson and Joaquin Phoenix have premiered their latest films. -
United Kingdom Does the UK need a written constitution? Boris Johnson's actions have provoked a constitutional crisis in the UK. -
Cult Johnny Depp promotes "Waiting for the Barbarians" at Venice Film Festival In it Depp plays a cold and cruel officer which his director says may be set in a faraway desert outpost but is relevant to today's world. -
Norway Norway likely to be hit by right-wing terror attacks soon, police say "We now consider it possible that Norwegian right-wing extremists will try to carry out terrorist acts in the coming year," the country's Police Security Service said. -
Colombia Seven South American leaders sign forest agreement in Amazon town The leaders of seven South American countries have met in the Amazon town of Leticia in Colombia to sign an agreement to better protect what is the world’s largest tropical forest. -
China Police step up presence after protesters target Hong Kong airport Tight security has been implemented at Hong Kong International Airport in attempts to prevent another major disruption. Violent protests on Friday led to threats from protesters to block traffic at the transport-hub. -
United Kingdom Bitesize Brexit: A summary of Boris Johnson's terrible week in parliament It was a complicated week in parliament that saw Boris Johnson lose several key votes as Parliament came back from summer break. -
No Comment Australia's east coast battles more than 100 wildfires Officials urged people in the danger zone to evacuate and warned residents of health risks from dust and smoke. -
USA Hurricane Dorian death toll hits 50: health minister Dr. Duane Sands, health minister of The Bahamas told NBC News the official number of deceased in The Bahamas following Hurricane Dorian is 50. -
USA Russia and Ukraine conduct prisoner swap, raising hopes for eased tensions Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday that the exchange would be "a good step" toward the normalization of relations between Moscow and Kiev. -
Ukraine Emotional scenes as Ukraine president welcomes home freed prisoners A prisoner swap that included Ukrainian sailors and high-profile prisoners is reportedly underway with Russia. -
USA Deal or no deal, Afghans brace for more violence "I'd be very happy if there is peace but I'm not very optimistic," said a 38-year-old cell phone salesman. "There is fighting all over the country." -
USA Strange life-forms found deep in a mine point to vast 'underground Galapagos' The rock-eating, sulfur-breathing microbes have scientists wondering what other strange creatures dwell deep below Earth's surface. -
Sport 'King of Clay' Rafael Nadal to face Russia's Daniil Medvedev in his 5th US Open final Nadal will go for his fourth title in New York after his straight-set win over Italian Matteo Berrettini. He faces Russia's Daniil Medvedev in Sunday's final who knocked out Bulgaria's Grigor Dimitrov in straight-sets to reach his first Grand Slam final. -
USA Iran breaches nuclear deal again, warns 'not much time left' to save it Iran has already gone beyond the stockpile and enrichment level limits set by the 2015 agreement with world powers. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnians to march for Gay Pride - under heavy police protection Bosnians to march for Gay Pride - under heavy police protection -
Sport Euro 2020 qualifying: Netherlands shock Germany in topsy-turvy 4-2 win Netherlands scored four times in 32 second-half minutes to secure a remarkable 4-2 comeback victory against hosts Germany in their Euro 2020 Group C qualifier on Friday. -
Earth News How to become a more sustainable meat eater We all know that we should try to eat less meat for the good of our health and the environment, but how can we make wise choices when it comes to the meat we do buy? -
USA House stonewalled in probe of military sleepovers at Trump resort The House Oversight Committee says that since 2017, the U.S. military has spent $11 million at the Scotland property. -
USA Hundreds stranded on North Carolina island, 'catastrophic' flooding as Dorian moves off coast "We went from almost no water to 4 to 6 feet in a matter of minutes," said Steve Harris, who lives on Ocracoke Island, North Carolina. -
USA Family feud: Top gov't weather agency hits own forecasters for contradicting Trump on hurricane The unusal statement from NOAA was released minutes before the president tweeted out a video mocking CNN about the bizarre controversy.