25 July 2020 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Fleetwood Mac co-founder blues guitarist Peter Green dies at 73 B.B. King once said Green “has the sweetest tone I ever heard. He was the only one who gave me the cold sweats.” -
Iraq US and Spain hand over base to Iraq as allied retreat continues On Friday the Iraqi military said four rockets had been fired at Basmaya base but no casualties were reported. -
World News Seven people killed in plane crashes in Germany and Switzerland A microlight plane crashed into a building in the German town of Wesel, while another deadly incident involved a small aircraft in the Swiss Alps. -
Brazil Brazil's President Bolsonaro says he's recovered from coronavirus Shortly after disclosing the negative result, Bolsonaro left the presidential residence on a motorcycle and greeted supporters. -
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France France imposes on-the-spot fines for drug users France's Prime Minister Jean Castex announced the move in the city of Nice, the capital of the French Riviera, which has been troubled by drug related crime. -
United Kingdom Prince Harry and Meghan increasingly 'sidelined' by senior royals, claims tell-all book New book 'Finding Freedom' claims the young royals were frustrated in their attempts to forge a new path within the monarchy and were increasingly "sidelined" by senior members of the royal family. -
Belgium EU insists European companies could replace Huawei in 5G network Nokia and Ericsson can replace Huawei if the Chinese tech giant were to be sidelined for security reasons, the European Commission said on Friday. -
No Comment World's tallest swing officially opens to thrillseekers in China Thrillseekers lie horizontally and are swung over a cliff in the Chongqing municipality, reaching speeds of 130kmph. The rainbow-coloured huge frame has been officially certified by the Guinness World Records and it has now opened after COVID-19 pandemic restrictions delayed its launch. -
USA US-China tensions: Singaporean man admits spying for Chinese intelligence in US A Singaporean man pleaded guilty in the US to working as a foreign agent for China, as diplomatic tensions between Washington and Beijing escalate in a tit-for-tat consulate closure. -
Sport COVID-19: Portuguese club CD Aves in crisis as coronavirus wreaks financial havoc Even mighty FC Barcelona has had to implement a 70 percent wage cut during the suspension of La Liga as clubs across Europe battle with an economic downturn in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. -
Russia Protests continue in Russia's Far East demanding fair trial for 'people's governor' Demonstrators in Khabarovsk, Russia, continue for the third week calling for a fair trial of the former regional governor, Sergei Furgal. -
World News Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen released after 'retaliatory' prison stay over tell-all book A judge ordered the release of Donald Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen who was allegedly taken back to prison for refusing to sign a document saying he would not publish a tell-all book about his former employer. -
Earth News Is selling tap water the solution to parched Poland’s drought problem? In parched Poland, one city has turned to selling its tap water to try and tackle persistent water issues. -
USA Christopher Columbus statues removed in Chicago after protesters clash with police The statues of the Italian explorer were taken down in two Chicago parks after protesters trying to topple one of them clashed with police. -
Yemen COVID-19: 97 medical staff die from virus as humanitarian crisis worsens in Yemen The healthcare system of the war-ravaged country has been left in tatters. Even before coronavirus struck, Yemen had just 10 doctors for every 10,000 people. -
Ukraine Corruption in Ukraine: Is time running out for Zelenskyy to reform the country? Former government ministers and officials have voiced their concerns about the future direction of Ukraine. With anti-corruption reforms hanging in the balance, is the window for change closing? -
USA Tropical storm Hanna expected to hit southern Texas coast as a hurricane Tropical storm Hanna could become the first hurricane of the 2020 season, which usually starts in mid-August, say experts.