19 October 2019 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Boris Johnson sends unsigned letter to the EU requesting a Brexit delay British Prime Minister sent an unsigned letter to the EU requesting a Brexit delay and a separate letter arguing against one. -
No Comment 'Shame on you' - pro-EU protesters shout at British ministers leaving parliament The ministers were leaving after an extraordinary sitting of parliament in which lawmakers were supposed to frame the approval of Prime Minister Boris Johnson's EU divorce deal. But lawmakers passed an amendment that removes any chance of a no-deal Brexit by deferring a decision on the agreement. -
France Hundreds of people protest in Paris against violence towards women Hundreds of women took part in so-called "die-in" protests in central Paris on Saturday, hoping to draw attention to domestic violence against women. More than 120 women are believed to have been killed as a direct result of domestic violence in France so far this year according to local association -
USA 'Moment of clarity' drove AOC's decision to endorse Sanders, she says Filmmaker Michael Moore also spoke at the "Bernie's back" rally in New York City, where he pushed back against the notion that Sanders' age and health would be an issue. -
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No Comment Egypt unveils biggest ancient coffin find in over a century The wooden coffins with mummies inside were discovered in two layers, and were all exceptionally painted and preserved. The coffins will undergo restoration before being moved to a showroom at the Grand Egyptian Museum. -
No Comment Rescue continues after dam collapse in Siberia At least 15 gold miners were killed when a dam collapsed, flooding an artisanal mining encampment in a remote part of Siberia. -
Sport Rugby World Cup: England face All Blacks as both sides ease into semi-finals New Zealand will face England in next Saturday's Rugby World Cup semi-finals after the All Blacks pummelled a flat Ireland 46-14 in Saturday's last-eight clash in Tokyo. -
No Comment Millions march in Shiite pilgrimage and Peruvians parade through Lima's streets Millions march in Iraq in annual Shiite pilgrimage and Peruvians parade their patron Lord of Miracles through Lima's streets. -
United Kingdom Europe reacts to the vote that could delay Brexit after Boris Johnson's latest defeat in Parliament The European Commission (EC) said on Saturday that it "takes note" of the amendment approved in the British Parliament that calls on the government of Prime Minister Boris Johnson to request an extension to leave the European Union (EU) and added that it is up to London to report on the next steps. -
Chile Chile's president declares state of emergency in capital Santiago Chile's President Sebastián Piñera has declared a state of emergency inthe capital Santiago as protests against a rise in the cost of public transport have escalated. -
No Comment Jane Fonda arrested again in Washington DC at climate change protest Jane Fonda is picking up where she left off in civil disobedience nearly a half-century ago. But there's one thing that's changed: that step up into the police van is tougher at age 81. -
Lebanon Beirut flooded with protesters as the government fails to pass key reforms for the economy Demonstrators called for the "downfall of the regime" in Lebanon as tens of thousands took to the streets protesting against corruption and government inaction. -
USA Egypt reveals mummies in newly discovered ancient coffins The perfectly preserved coffins hidden under a mound of sand were discovered by an Egyptian team of archaeologists by accident. -
Republic of North Macedonia North Macedonia PM calls for snap election after EU membership talks blocked “Citizens must decide which path we will take in the future – the correct, progressive European path, the path of reforms, or the path that leads backwards, towards isolation, nationalism, conflicts" -
USA AG Barr expands controversial review into origin of Russia investigation U.S. Attorney John Durham has expressed his intent to interview a number of current and former intelligence officials, including ex-CIA Director John Brennan. -
Syria Hundreds of thousands flee Turkey's incursion into northern Syria Turkey military operation in northern Syria has created a fresh wave of refugees. -
USA In ruling on Trump finances, court finds broad authority for impeachment inquiry The late Elijah Cummings, as chairman of the House Oversight Committee, had a valid reason for seeking the president's financial records, the judges said. -
No Comment Lady in red: Bosnian has kept to the same colour all her adult life Zorica Rebernik has spent her life in red and plans to stay that way - even after she dies. She and husband Zoran eat from red plates, drink from red glasses and sleep in red bedding. -
Netherlands New campaign reveals Europe's most-wanted female fugitives A new campaign by European crime agency Europol is shining a light on the "most-wanted" female fugitives. -
Japan England beat Australia to reach Rugby World Cup semi-finals England beat Australia to win through to the semi-finals of the Rugby World Cup for the first time in 12 years. -
Switzerland Climate change and the EU loom over Sunday's Swiss elections Growing concern over the environment and Switzerland's relationship with the European Union are at the centre of campaigns to reshape the country's parliament -
USA Robotic 'Mayflower' to cross the Atlantic on 400th anniversary of Pilgrims' journey The event's organizers are hoping the autonomous voyage will capture the public's imagination. -
USA All the president's Yankees: How Trump's decadeslong affair with the team foreshadowed his presidency One of the most influential and controversial owners in sports turned Trump into a Yankees fan and provided a roadmap for his presidency. -
Taste Take a gastronomic journey through Japan Michelin-starred chef Thierry Voisin guides us through the flavours that make Japan. -
United Kingdom Watch again: Huge anti-Brexit protest outside Parliament as MPs vote for further delay MPs have voted for an amendment to Boris Johnson's Brexit deal which forces him to delay Brexit until legislation ratifying it has been passed. -
United Kingdom As plans for the UK's first spaceport take shape, opposition grows Trekking through the muddy peat bog on the A'Mhoine peninsula on the remote north coast of Scotland, it seems hard to imagine that within a couple of years, that this remote, beautiful, wetland landscape could be the UK's first spaceport, launching small satellites into the lucrative polar orbit. -
Explore Yokohama: Japan's harbour city Yokohama: Japan's harbour city -
World News European countries halted arm exports to Turkey but why haven't they done the same for Saudi Arabia? European countries halted arm exports to Turkey but why haven't they done the same for Saudi Arabia? -
USA Giuliani wanted visa for ex-Ukraine lawman Viktor Shokin helped Giuliani form the basis of an unproven story that then-Vice President Joe Biden pushed for his firing to help his son, Hunter Biden. -
USA Transcript: Behind Closed Doors Transcript: Behind Closed Doors