6 October 2019 | Euronews
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USA 'Left in the dark':' Family of U.K. teen killed in crash involving spouse of U.S. diplomat seeks answers Harry Dunn, 19, was killed in late August in a collision near RAF Coughton, an air force base in Northamptonshire in central England that is used by the United States. -
Earth News We met the winner of the world's largest sustainable fashion award Founder of Redress, Christina Dean, tells us about the organisation's Fashion award and how it hopes to shape the future. -
Sport Tanak wins Rally GB in Wales Ott Tanak is edging closer to his first World Rally Championship after winning the Rally GB in Wales. -
USA Biden said he was prepared for Trump attacks, but now he's struggling to respond The president's attacks on the Democratic frontrunner are threatening his campaign at an already perilous moment. -
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USA Trump allies respond to second whistleblower: 'Why should I care?' Republicans also said Trump was not serious when he suggested that China look into former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter. -
Austria Five murdered in Austrian ski town of Kitzbuehel - police Five murdered in Austrian ski town of Kitzbuehel - police -
Portugal Socialist Antonio Costa wins Portugal election, will continue 'contraption' coalition Across the EU, radical new parties and far-right populists are reshaping the political landscape. But that’s not the case in Portugal. -
Sport Marquez wins 6th Moto GP World Championship After winning the Thai Grand Prix on Sunday, Honda's Marc Marquez has won his 6th Moto GP title, and his 8th career title overall. The 26 year-old is now the youngest rider to achieve this feat. -
USA At least 18 killed in Iraq protests overnight as government promises reform Nearly a 100 have died in the protests since Tuesday as Iraqis protests against rampant corruption and wrecked infrastructure. -
No Comment Tear gas fired at protesters in Hong Kong during protests Tens of thousands of protesters marched through central Hong Kong on Sunday wearing face masks in defiance of colonial-era emergency powers -
Sport France and New Zealand through to Rugby World Cup quarter finals France narrowly beat Tonga 23-21 to stay in the running. New Zealand demolished Namibia 71-9. -
No Comment Extinction Rebellion mural painted on London nightclub The mural showed the group's logo surrounded by various animals, including several birds of paradise and a snake -
USA Trump finds good economy is hard to deliver "In America, the big get bigger and the small go out," said U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue -
Mauritius Mauritian PM dissolves parliament and calls November general election The Indian Ocean island will hold a general election on November 7. -
USA Second whistleblower comes forward in Trump-Ukraine scandal The first whistleblower complaint about President Donald Trump's phone call with the Ukrainian president led to Democrats' impeachment inquiry. -
No Comment Arrests after police charge protesters in Hong Kong Hong Kong protesters marched in the rain on Sunday while wearing face masks, in defiance against a ban on them that started on Saturday at midnight -
Tunisia Almost all votes counted in Tunisia's unpredictable parliamentary elections Tunisians went to the polls on Sunday as the small North African state's economy stagnates and public services decline. -
No Comment Snakes and turtles among pets at Manila blessing Dozens of pet owners brought their dogs, cats, turtles and snakes to Malate Church in Manila on Sunday for the annual blessing of animals -
France French anti-IVF groups march in Paris Anti-IVF groups are marching in Paris in opposition to a new bill that will widen access to medically assisted procreation to lesbian couples and single women. -
United Arab Emirates Women cast the most votes at the UAE’s fourth Federal National Council elections UAE citizens gathered at polling stations across the emirates on Saturday to vote on the final day of the country’s fourth Federal National Council (FNC) elections. -
USA Legendary Cream drummer Ginger Baker dies at 80 Baker wielded his blues power and jazz technique to help break open popular music. -
USA Sen. Collins is an endangered Republican. Impeachment could make her more so. The Maine lawmaker has a reputation as a moderate, but some say there's no room in the middle when it comes to removing Trump. -
Cult Ginger Baker, drummer of British rock band Cream, dies aged 80 His family announced his death from his Twitter account on Sunday saying he "died peacefully in the hospital". -
World News Thousands defy anti-mask law at Hong Kong march Tens of thousands of protesters marched through central Hong Kong on Sunday wearing face masks in defiance of colonial-era emergency powers which threaten them with a year in prison for hiding their faces. -
USA LGBTQ Syrian refugees forced to chose between their families and who they are "It broke my heart that my parents were the ones I was most afraid of," said Fuad al-Essa. -
Kosovo Opposition parties overturn Kosovo politics with election victory The election signals a new era for politics in Kosovo, previously dominated by figureheads from the country's late-1990s war. -
Portugal Portugal votes in general election Portuguese citizens vote on Sunday in the country's general election, in which the current Socialist PM Costa is the favourite. -
World News North Korea ends nuclear talks with US in Sweden North Korea's chief nuclear negotiator, Kim Myong Gil, blamed the US for their inflexibility, saying the negotiators from Washington would not "give up their old viewpoint and attitude." -
USA North Korea claims nuclear talks with U.S. have broken down "The breakup of the negotiation without any outcome is due to the fact that the U.S. would not give up their old viewpoint and attitude," North Korean diplomat Kim Myong Gil said.