5 December 2020 | Euronews
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USA Judge orders Trump administration to take new DACA applications US District Judge Nicholas Garaufis said the government had to accept new DACA applications and announce the measure on their websites within three days. -
France Man charged with deadly 1982 attack on kosher restaurant in Paris Walid Abdulrahman Abou Zayed was extradited to France on Friday by Norway, where he had settled in 1991. -
Cinema European Film Awards moves online amid coronavirus pandemic In this pandemic-blighted year, the award ceremony will be more intimate and spread over five days. -
World News Brexit talks in 'final few days' but 'fundamental divergences' remain The UK's head negotiator Lord Frost headed to Brussels for more Brexit talks on Sunday, but as the deadline looms, both sides have said divergences remain. -
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World News World's largest iceberg captured in photos by UK air force plane The sprawling 4,200-sq-km mass, called A68a, was on course towards the island of South Georgia. -
No Comment Climber scales 33-storey Agbar Tower in Barcelona without safety equipment George King climbed the iconic Agbar Tower without the use of ropes or safety equipment. -
Italy Italian police arrest 19 over people smuggling ring Police said they dismantled a criminal organisation which was moving migrants from Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq and Pakistan to Italy and then into northern Europe. -
No Comment Switching on ceremonies for Christmas lights look a bit different due to COVID-19 pandemic Cities around the world continue to light up for Christmas but festive cheer is muted amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. -
Cult 'Once in a generation' exhibition of Queen's art open to public The lighting conditions are ideal in the Queen's Gallery to display the masterpieces, according to Desmond Shawe-Taylor, who is surveyor of the Queen's pictures. -
United Kingdom Jittery Gibraltar fears economic hit from a no-deal Brexit Gibraltar's Chief Minister Fabian Picardo has warned "life will change radically for the worse if there is no deal" agreed with the EU. -
USA US House of Representatives votes to decriminalise marijuana Fifteen states already authorise recreational marijuana use and 36 allow it for medical use, but federal laws banning the drug make it difficult for companies to trade -
No Comment Russia begins distributing Sputnik V vaccine Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered the government to start “large-scale” vaccination against coronavirus -
Earth News From the polar bear capital of the world to tropical Gabon, AI is helping to fight biodiversity loss The cutting edge tech can even see animals invisible to the human eye. -
Travel News Beer and bikes: A Brit's guide to Belgium Andrew Greaves had never thought his annual trips to Belgium were particularly unusual, until the Belgians told him otherwise. -
Russia Sputnik V: Russia rolls out its COVID-19 vaccination programme Russia has started its COVID-19 vaccination programme, with the first jabs going to workers at high risk of becoming infected with coronavirus. -
Turkey Two Russian journalists arrested in Turkey Two Russian journalists from Russian TV channel NTV were arrested in Istanbul, the channel said. -
France Nearly 100 arrested during another anti-security law protest in France Nearly 90 rallies were organised across France on Saturday as protests continued against the controversial "global security" bill.