27 November 2019 | Euronews
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The Cube UK election fact check: Is Britain's NHS up for sale? | #TheCube Jeremy Corbyn says the documents show that America wants the NHS on the table in trade talks and leave Boris Johnson's denials "in absolute tatters." -
Germany Bundeswehr apologises for posting Nazi-era Wehrmacht uniform on Instagram The photo, accompanied by a commentary — "today, elements of military style still belong to haute couture” — was spotted by Bild before being deleted. -
Sport Portuguese forward Joao Felix crowned Golden Boy 2019 after dazzling year Joao Felix was named Golden Boy 2019 by Tuttosport, after a year in which the 20-year-old became the fourth most expensive player of all time. -
USA Judge puts brief hold on McGahn testimony order House lawyers told the judge that a longer stay that lasted throughout the appeals process "would impair the House's ongoing impeachment inquiry." -
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USA Trump says he didn't direct Giuliani's Ukraine efforts. Witnesses say otherwise. "No, I didn't direct him," Trump said in an interview on Tuesday, appearing to distance himself from his personal lawyer. -
USA Trump admin projected it would separate 26,000 migrant kids at border, says DHS watchdog A new DHS inspector general reporter also says the Trump administration knew it lacked the technology to track and reunite children with their parents. -
No Comment Father Christmas performers go back to school in London Who knew there was such training? -
No Comment France pays tribute to 13 soldiers killed in Mali Vigils were held to honour the soldiers who died when the helicopters they were travelling in collided in the African country. -
Earth News 6 sustainable beauty advent calendars to treat yourself this December A pre-christmas treat for the skincare fanatic? These advent calendars provide a daily dose of eco-friendly beauty. -
No Comment Musical's cast sings happy birthday to Tina Turner Turner turned 80 on Tuesday. -
Business Series Crashing barriers: Angola's female entrepreneurs From SMEs to corporates, Angola taps the power of women in business. In this edition of Business Angola, we look for the stories behind a statistic: a global study finds a high rate of women entrepreneurship - about 40% of all working women in Angola. -
Sweden Zlatan Ibrahimovic statue set alight and vandalised by angry Malmö fans The legendary striker has caused some upset at his hometown club after it was confirmed he had bought a stake in rival team Hammarby -
United Kingdom Despite Brexit, UK 'set to increase funding' to European Space Agency Negotiations are ongoing at Space19 ministerial council, where the UK is expected to announce an increase in its funding to the European Space Agency. -
USA Judge delays sentencing for ex-Trump aide Michael Flynn Flynn's lawyers and U.S. prosecutors said a report from the DOJ's inspector general on the FBI's investigation of the Trump campaign could contain material relevant to his sentencing. -
World News Clive James, TV personality, author and critic, dead at 80 He died on Sunday and a funeral took place in Cambridge on Wednesday. -
World News Turning up the heat on vaping regulations to address consumer concerns ǀ View While e-cigarettes are well established in many countries, there are big differences between the way the US regulates vaping compared to other regions like the EU. In addition, to date there are no universal product standards in this relatively new, yet fast-growing product category. -
United Kingdom Jonathan Miller, satirist and director of opera and theatre, dies aged 85 Jonathan Miller, satirist and director of opera and theatre, dies aged 85 -
USA Hong Kong police to enter university as hunt for protesters turns up empty The red-brick university on Kowloon peninsula was turned into a battleground in mid-November. -
Russia Russian cows get virtual reality headsets to reduce anxiety and improve their mooood The virtual reality headsets simulate a "unique summer field" environment for the cows in a bid to reduce their anxiety and improve their mood. Do you think it will improve the taste of their milk? -
Europe News The Brief: Citizens' choice - what should Team Ursula focus on in first 100 days? We asked the people of Brussels what they think should be the policy priority of the new commission for the first 100 days: unemployment, migration, climate change, or gender equality - find out which issue came out top. -
The Cube Do deepfakes have the power to rewrite history? A new deepfake art installation reimagines the story of the moon landings, revealing threats to both democracy and history, -
United Kingdom With Brexit still in limbo, this is what European businesses should prepare for now ǀ View While Brexit will inevitably affect different areas of any European or global business, if companies can be adaptable, they stand in better stead to weather the storm. While it may be costly now, being prepared for any outcome is the best current approach to an uncertain political climate. -
La Mer: inside Dubai’s top beach location Here’s how to spend a full day at one of the city’s most popular seaside spots -
Germany German pensioner loses €20,000 after driving off with envelope of banknotes on car roof Police in Germany are appealing for honesty if anyone finds the €20,000 in banknotes, which were lost after being left on a car roof before the driver pulled away. -
USA Democrats are making big gains in the suburbs. Here's why that may not be enough to beat Trump. Analysis: Recent election results in Kentucky and Louisiana could be clues to 2020. -
United Kingdom Nicola Sturgeon: Boris Johnson 'dangerous and unfit for office' The SNP leader puts stopping Brexit and a second referendum on independence at the forefront of the party's manifesto. -
USA First of 39 bodies found in U.K. truck repatriated to Vietnam So far 16 bodies have been returned to families in Hanoi two days after the suspect trucker pleaded guilty to assisting in plotting illegal immigration. -
France French chef Marc Veyrat and Michelin begin court battle over star demotion A culinary court battle has begun as French chef Marc Veyrat sues Michelin for stripping him of his three-star status, and for suggesting he used English Cheddar in his souffle. -
Earth News Cara Delevingne and Kate Moss in star-studded campaign to save ocean In the Project Zero video, celebrities talk about the important role the ocean plays in fighting climate change. -
No Comment Pig laughs in the studio as reporter chased during live TV broadcast You could say the pig was trying to hog the limelight -
USA Top Maltese officials quit amid probe into reporter's murder The resignations follow the arrest last week of Maltese hotelier and power company director Yorgen Fenech in relation with the case. -
United Kingdom Labour claims NHS 'on the table' in Boris Johnson US trade talks Jeremy Corbyn says that leaked documents reveal that the US wants access to Britain's health service as part of a post-Brexit trade deal. -
World 'One of the worst days in the Albanian people’s history': Reaction from the scene of the earthquake The Head of News at Euronews Albania has given a personal account of the devastation in the port city of Durres after revisiting the site of damage caused by a 6.4 earthquake. -
USA Shortcuts and a need for speed: Inside Amazon's delivery ramp up NBC News spoke with 18 people in 11 states who detailed safety problems across the e-commerce giant's delivery operation as the company aggressively ramped up its delivery volume. -
USA How did Mina Chang get a State Department job in the first place? Chang, who resigned after NBC News revealed holes in her resume, had ties to two State Department officials and a staffer for Rep. Michael McCaul, R-Texas. -
USA Democrats question why DOJ inspector general isn't investigating Trump's attorneys general As the DOJ's watchdog readies a report on FBI conduct in the Russia probe, Democrats complain he hasn't examined the conduct of Trump's attorneys general. -
United Kingdom Gary Rhodes, chef and TV personality, dead at 59 Rhodes' death was announced by his family. -
France French farmers stage rolling tractor roadblock to protest against 'agri-bashing' French farmers are protesting against low incomes and government policies they say negatively affect France's agriculture. -
World Manchester City becomes 'most expensive sports franchise in Europe' after investment deal The deal is said to break a new record in sports valuations, with club owners CFG now worth nearly $5bn. -
Europe News Ursula von der Leyen says 'Europe can shape global order' after her Commission approved Ursula von der Leyen's new picks for EU commissioners are going before MEPs. -
Vietnam Essex lorry deaths: Funerals begin as remains of 16 victims return to Vietnam The remains of 16 people who died in the back of a lorry container in Essex have arrived in Vietnam. -
Japan Star-stricken: Tokyo's famed Jiro sushi restaurant excluded from Michelin guide The tiny basement restaurant that hosted U.S. President Barack Obama and featured in the documentary "Jiro Dreams of Sushi" is not included in this year's Michelin guide to Tokyo because it no longer accepts reservations from the general public. -
World News German tourist killed in suspected landmine blast during hike in northern Myanmar A German tourist has died and his Agentinian companion injured after triggering a suspected landmine during a hike in northern Myanmar. -
USA Trump again denies investigation link to Ukraine aid amid new timeline revelations Trump used the visit to the must-win state of Florida — the first rally in a swing state in months — to defend himself on several fronts. -
USA Two OMB staffers quit after expressing frustration about frozen Ukraine aid, top official says "I never want to attribute that as the, you know, sole purpose for an individual's actions, but I am aware of their frustrations in that area, yes," Sandy said.