1 February 2020 | Euronews
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No Comment UK changes name of diplomatic mission in Brussels Britain's diplomatic mission in Brussels sent an employee out early on Saturday to change the building's nameplate to read "UK Mission to the European Union", signalling its new non-member status. -
Italy Italy accepts 363 migrants and refugees rescued at sea The Open Arms charity ship that rescued them had been repeatedly denied permission by both Italy and Malta to allow them to disembark. -
Croatia Rijeka begins year of European Capital of Culture 2020 with opening ceremony Over 70 events took place across the Rijeka, culminating in a performance of 'Industrial Opera' representing the city's heritage as a port. -
France French officials condemn Guernsey fishing ban triggered by Brexit Guernsey has announced a post-Brexit case-by-case permit scheme for French boats that officials in France say is a de facto ban on fishing. -
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USA Andy Gill of music band Gang of Four dies at 64 Gill co-founded the postpunk band with lead singer Jon King in 1976. -
Israel Palestinian President Abbas cuts ties with Israel and US over peace plan The Palestinian leadership has been under mounting pressure to cut off security ties with Israel and the U.S. -
United Kingdom 'No trade deal without fisheries rights,' EU's Barnier tells UK Even as smoke was still clearing from fireworks marking the end of Britain’s EU membership, Britain and the EU were both gearing up for Brexit talks. -
USA Trump impeachment trial to wind down after Senate blocks calling witnesses The decision to block witnesses was a blow for Democrats who believe National Security Advisor John Bolton has incriminating evidence against Donald Trump. -
Earth News This tool can tell you the true environmental impact of the meat you eat Knowing the environmental impact your dietary choices could encourage you to cut down on animal products. -
USA Palestinian president threatens to cut security ties over Trump's MidEast plan "I will not have it recorded in my history that I have sold Jerusalem," Mahmoud Abbas said. -
Austria Austrian Post has Brexit stamp problem licked with unique print showing UK delay With Brexit Day finally happening, postal officials in Austria decided to use obsolete stamps by adding the real Brexit date in using overprinting. -
Cinema Berlin Film Festival suspends award after allegations its founder had Nazi links Historical research alleges that Alfred Bauer was both a member of the Nazi party and a member of the SA, the Nazis’ pre-war paramilitary wing. -
Belgium Brussels-based Britons hold vigil as the clock ticks down to Brexit Some were wrapped in EU flags, others clutched candles. They were there to mourn Brexit. -
World News This week in pictures: Brexit, coronavirus spreads and remembering the Holocaust Here is our selection of the best pictures from this week. -
USA Harvey Weinstein's trial: What happened in Week 2 It featured more dramatic testimony and graphic allegations, forcing the former Hollywood mogul to come face-to-face with some of his accusers. -
USA With Iowa on the line, Buttigieg leans into his faith Mere days before the first-in-the-nation caucuses, the former South Bend mayor has made morality and theology a key part of his closing pitch. -
No Comment Scientists find tortoise genetically linked to extinct species She is thought to be linked to Lonesome George, who died in 2012 and was the last known tortoise of the Pinta Island (Chelonoidis abingdonii) species. -
No Comment Wildfires threaten villages near the Australian capital Canberra There was an immediate threat to life and property from the wildfires, officials say. -
USA U.S. tennis star Sofia Kenin wins Australian Open The 14th-seed was competing in her first Grand Slam final. -
United Kingdom In pictures: Brexit sparks delight, despair and dissent After 47 years of marriage, the EU and UK were officially divorced at the stroke of midnight (2300 GMT) on Friday. Here are some of the best images of the historic day. -
USA Staying chic in an epidemic: Fashion mags, influencers weigh in on coronavirus outbreak Britain's Tatler posted a story with the startling headline: "How to style an epidemic." -
USA 'Queen of Suspense' Mary Higgins Clark dies at 92 Higgins Clark started her professional career as a secretary and decided to write a novel after the death of her first husband. She went on to pen 56. -
USA Former Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch retires from State Department She was a key figure in the impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump.