24 December 2020 | Euronews
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Spain Brexit clock 'still ticking over Gibraltar', warns British enclave's leader In a statement released on Twitter, Gibraltar's Chief Minister Fabian Picardo congratulated British Prime Minister Boris Johnson for striking a trade deal with Brussels but emphasised that it "does not cover Gibraltar". -
No Comment Christmas Eve Jingle: Britons gear up to spread festive cheer with musical event The initiative, named the "Christmas Eve Jingle", was launched in October by Mary Beggs-Reid, as a way for her local community in Harrogate, northern England, to celebrate the holiday together despite measures in place to combat the spread of the deadly pandemic. -
No Comment Animals at Berlin Zoo get Christmas treats The animals weren't left out of festivities at Berlin's famous zoo. -
No Comment Travellers stranded in Dover for days waiting to board ferries Families with young children were among those waiting in Dover to cross the channel. -
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World News Where is Santa Claus right now? Find out here with the Christmas tracker! Find out where Father Christmas and his reindeer are dropping off presents in real time. -
World News Brexit deal: what changed on key issues to get the agreement? He's a breakdown of the ground the EU and UK gave on some of the sticking points in the Brexit deal. -
World News 'It's happening': First COVID vaccine doses to arrive in EU member states on December 26 The EU27 member states will each receive around 10,000 doses of the Pfizer/BioNtech coronavirus vaccine on Saturday, the Commission has said. -
World News Loneliness at Christmas doesn't just affect the elderly but young people too Charities and local authorities around Europe are offering support as the loneliness of the coronavirus restrictions for some is compounded by the festive period. -
World News EU and UK unveil 1,246-page post-Brexit trade deal The EU and the UK published on Saturday the full text of their post-Brexit deal as the clock was ticking on its approval by January 1. -
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Europe News With a Brexit agreement finally reached, what steps do both sides need to take to ratify the deal? The EU and the UK have come to an agreement on their future trading relationship, but what are the official next steps in the process to finally completing the long-running Brexit saga? -
Musica La Scala's dreamlike night A unique opening of La Scala's new season reunites some of the most extraordinary artists of our time. -
Lisa Scott-Lee: From Dubai headmistress to life as a popstar Lisa Scott-Lee: "It's strange because I'm here as principal (at Dubai Performing Arts) and everybody calls me Miss Lisa. And then I go I jump on a plane and I'm a pop star again. -
World News Now that Britain and the EU have a deal, what happens next? Euronews examines the future of the Brexit process and revisits the turbulent years that took us to a free trade agreement -
United Kingdom Christmas Eve Jingle: worldwide initiative aims to spread festive cheer amid pandemic "We wanted to do something for the children to put a bit of magic into Christmas Eve and have a good memory of 2020," the event's creator told Euronews. -
No Comment Stranded truckers at UK's Dover port spell out 'HELP' with traffic cones Stranded truck drivers spelled out 'HELP' with traffic cones in Dover, UK, as thousands remained trapped at the port on Christmas Eve. -
No Comment Huge iceberg in South Atlantic begins to break up A new section that has broken off the iceberg, which is approximately the size of a small island, is so big it has been given its own label. -
Tunisia Twenty bodies found as migrant boat sinks off Tunisian coast Despite the coronavirus pandemic, the Tunisian coast remains a major departure point for migrants and asylum-seekers searching for a better life in Europe. -
World News Coronavirus: Italy logs highest death toll in Europe, UK extends strictest measures Italy has recorded Europe's highest death toll at 70,000, the UK has put more areas under its strictest measures and the EU is looking to roll out vaccinations. Here are the latest developments on the pandemic from across the continent. -
United Kingdom Dover slowly clearing lorry queues after France relaxes UK blockade At least 6,000 vehicles are still queuing around the port of Dover waiting to get to France. -
Travel News The most likely places to get a white Christmas in 2020 We take a look at who's forecast snow this Christmas. -
France Macron out of quarantine after showing no COVID-19 symptoms The French leader tested positive for COVID-19 seven days ago and was in self-isolation in La Lanterne, an official residence in Versailles. -
World News France sends flyover mission to Central African Republic amid election tensions The mission "marks France's condemnation of attempts to destabilise the country," the Elysée said. -
United Kingdom Lufthansa airlifts 80 tonnes of fruits and vegetables to UK amid border chaos Lufthansa said it was sending 80 tonnes of fruits and vegetables to the UK after border closures over a new variant of coronavirus caused chaos at ports. -
USA Trump vetoes defence bill, setting up possible override vote President Donald Trump on Wednesday vetoed the annual defence policy bill, following through on threats to veto a measure that has broad bipartisan support in Congress. -
Travel News Meet the tour guide who is bringing Berlin to locked down travellers Jeremy Minsburg has been taking visitors on virtual tours of Germany's capital throughout lockdown. -
USA New round of Trump clemency benefits Manafort, other allies Trump pardoned more than two dozen people, including former campaign chairman Paul Manafort and Charles Kushner, the father of his son-in-law. -
Europe News Red cross sees surge in volunteers globally due to pandemic, but drop in Belgium There has been a massive surge in Red Cross volunteer numbers worldwide in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, but in Belgium the amount has dropped. -
Earth News EU bans plastic waste from being shipped to developing countries The strategy hopes to stop the Global South from becoming a dumping ground for Europe’s plastic.