31 October 2020 | Euronews
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World News England win 2020 Six Nations championship after Ireland fail in Paris The English triumphed after Ireland failed to capitalise on earlier results and lost to the French in Paris. -
USA US election: Obama campaigns for candidate Joe Biden, criticises Trump on pandemic Obama criticised Trump's behaviour during his four years in office, stating that people wouldn't have to wake up and see retweets of conspiracy theories with a new president in office. -
No Comment Teenager pulled from rubble in Turkey following earthquake Turkish search and rescue teams in Izmir lifted teenager Inci Okan out of the rubble of a devastated residence. -
Netherlands Dutch government halts KLM bailout amid disagreement over cost cuts The Dutch government says the company needs to cut costs by 15% and improve sustainability. -
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Georgia Georgia's ruling party wins parliamentary vote, opposition calls for protests The electoral commission said on Sunday that the ruling Georgian Dream party had gathered more than 48 per cent of the vote, but the opposition has accused it of "blatantly stealing the election". -
Egypt Film about Bosnia takes top prize at El Gouna Film Festival in Middle East The nine-day event is the first film festival in the Middle East to take place amid the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Cult COVID-19 scares visitors away from Dracula's Castle this Halloween Romania's Bran Castle has only a slight connection with the novel Dracula by Bram Stoker, but it still attracts thousands of visitors in a normal year. -
France Suspect arrested in Lyon after attack on Orthodox priest The priest, who was shot at around 16h CET on Saturday, is in a serious condition. -
No Comment Crowds celebrate Pride in virus-free Taiwan Tens of thousands of revellers join a gay pride rally made possible by the island's successful vanquishing of the coronavirus. -
France Let them read books: French bookshops protest closures amid second lockdown The country's prestigious Goncourt book prize will also be delayed in solidarity with France's independent bookshops. -
Nigeria US citizen kidnapped in Niger rescued in military operation Philipe Nathan Walton was taken from his farm in Massalata in southern Niger early Tuesday morning by armed kidnappers who demanded a ransom from the man’s father. -
USA US election: Why is healthcare a key issue with Latino voters? Health, along with the coronavirus crisis and the economy, forms part of the triad of issues that will inform Latino votes - here's why. -
No Comment Water floods streets of Greek island of Samos after earthquake There was flooding on the Greek island of Samos after a massive earthquake hit off the island's coast impacting Greece and Turkey. -
United Kingdom Sir Sean Connery, Scottish actor who brought James Bond to the big screen, dies aged 90 Sean Connery was often cited as the world's favourite James Bond, having played him in several films from the 1960s to the 1980s. -
No Comment Watchmaking creativity celebrated at Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) Created in 2001, the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) aims to reward the most remarkable watch creations and promote watchmaking throughout the world. -
Spain Violent clashes in Barcelona after authorities introduce strict new lockdown restrictions Chanting “freedom” and “this is theft” hundreds of people have taken to the streets of Barcelona to protest against tough new coronavirus lockdown restrictions. -
USA US election: What are the Senate races to watch as Democrats try to flip the chamber? US voters won't just election a president on November 3, they're also choosing 35 Senators. -
United Kingdom UK music industry in COVID-19 crisis as artists and venues struggle Artists as diverse as Russell Watson and the Undertones are demanding guidance and practical help from the government as the UK music industry's COVID-19 related shutdown crisis shows no sign of abating. -
Greece Watch: UK PM announces second lockdown as country hits 1m cases Portugal, Austria and Greece also issued partial lockdowns on Saturday as COVID-19 cases increased. -
Moldova Could the Russia-backed breakaway region of Transnistria swing Moldova's election for Igor Dodon? It declared independence from Moldova in 1992. But almost 30 years on, this tiny breakaway republic is set to have an outsized impact on Moldova's election. -
World News US election: Here's how it can impact Europeans' lives The US presidential vote comes amid a series of political and diplomatic skirmishes, ranging from Brexit to Nato’s role. But, beyond the intangible layer of geopolitics, what has been the real impact on the average European citizen by Trump’s presidency? -
Earth News The nightmarish food waste statistics on Halloween What can you do to save the pumpkins this year? -
Travel News 'Dinosaurs' roam a new Jurassic Mile in Singapore that runs from the city from the airport Over 20 models from nine different prehistoric species are installed along the kilometer-long path, including bright blue velociraptors climbing on a buggy, a baby dinosaur hatching from an egg, and a long-necked apatosaurus peering at passersby over the fence. -
Poland Poland's highest court has legalised the torture of women. We will fight back for our rights ǀ View The Constitutional Court has ruled that the value and rights of Polish women are still up for debate. But women will not stop fighting for our rights to safe abortions and make decisions about our bodies. -
Germany Berlin airport opens 10 years late and three times over budget The opening was initially scheduled for October 2011 but was then pushed back to October 2013, spring 2014, 2017, and the second half of 2018. It has finally opened its doors. -
Earth News What does extreme motor racing have to do with sustainability in Senegal? Extreme E is heading across the planet to support communities on the frontlines of the climate crisis.