8 February 2020 | Euronews
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World News Storm Ciara latest: Eight dead across Europe as hurricane-force winds sweep across the continent The death toll from Storm Ciara has climbed -
USA Klobuchar looks to McCain example for independent boost in New Hampshire While other Democratic presidential candidates tout their connections to Obama, Klobuchar is talking about her ties to figures like John McCain. -
Poland Poles rally in support of government justice system reform "[The EU] has no right to interfere with the justice system," one argued. -
No Comment 364 cross-country skiers enjoy Moonlight Classic The Moonlight Classic is a unique event that sees hundreds of cross-country skiing enthusiasts gather in Alpe di Siusi. They are lured both by the idea of skiing under the moonlight and by the prestige that the contest has acquired over the years. -
World News Storm Ciara winds force cancellation of Galway 2020 European Culture Capital ceremony The Galway 2020 European capital of culture opening ceremony has been cancelled due to imminent arrival of Storm Ciara. Heavy rain and high winds expected. -
No Comment Final Oscars preparations underway before awards night Impeccably dressed A-listers and upstart documentary filmmakers will brush shoulders on the red carpet at Los Angeles' Dolby Theatre, as months of campaigning for 24 gold statuettes boil down to a single night. -
World News Solar Orbiter launches from Cape Canaveral for journey to the sun The Solar Orbiter, a joint mission between the European Space Agency (ESA) and NASA, has launched. The mission aims to give close-up views of the Sun's polar regions and observe its magnetic activity. -
Thailand Thai soldier shot dead after killing at least 29 in gun rampage A Thai soldier has been shot dead by police after going on a shooting rampage in a shopping mall in Korat, killing at least 26 people and wounding 57 others in northeast Thailand -
France French skating chief Didier Gailhaguet resigns amid sexual assault scandal The long-serving head of the French Ice Skating Federation (FFSG), Didier Gailhaguet, resigned on Saturday after former skaters spoke of sexual assaults by coaches. -
No Comment Hong Kong medical workers demand total closure of China border Striking hospital workers demanding a complete border shutdown because of the coronavirus outbreak have voted to end their action and return to work. -
Italy Italian government employs 30 junior ministers with no official role The second government of Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte has nominated 42 deputy ministers and undersecretaries, yet 30 of them have no title. -
Ireland Ireland votes: Irish election day in pictures As citizens are expected on the poll today, here is an illustrated selection from all parts of Ireland -
No Comment Thaipusam — a colourful Hindu festival in Malaysia Crowds trekked for hours to reach the the Batu Caves complex before the final arduous climb up 272 steps to reach the temples. -
USA Donald Trump fires a second senior official who testified against him Gordon Sondland, the US ambassador to the EU, was ousted hours after Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman who'd worked as a Ukraine expert at the White House. -
France Macron calls for coordinated EU nuclear defence strategy — with France at centre "Nuclear force is our final recourse, the cornerstone of our security, the guarantor of our vital interests," French president declared. -
USA Thai soldier kills at least 10 in shooting rampage, police say Soldier opens fire in northeastern city of Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand. -
Earth News Blessed by Tibetan monks, this turtle had a very festive return to sea The female sea turtle spent three months in a rescue centre. -
USA Turkey accused of sending Syrians back to 'war zone' as conflict escalates "I can't remember how many times I have had to move because of the intense bombing and the advance of the Syrian army," said one father forced to flee. -
USA Warren's 'unity' pitch clashes with her 'fighter' message The Democratic presidential candidate has pitched herself as both a warrior for change and a unifying force. Many voters see a fighter — but not a uniter. -
USA Buttigieg flaws show under spotlight of New Hampshire debate Analysis: The former South Bend mayor's momentum moment renews nagging questions about experience and ability to represent people of color. -
USA Facebook's Twitter account hacked The Saudi hacker group OurMine apparently tweeted from Facebook's account. It claimed credit last month for a takeover of key NFL accounts.