7 January 2021 | Euronews
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World News Mum fearful for her son's life after Brexit halts cannabis medicine Hannah Deacon’s son Alfie suffers from a rare form of epilepsy and has been seizure-free after taking life-changing cannabis medicine for the last two years -
Czech Republic Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš changes social media profile after US Capitol storming Andrej Babiš had previously featured a red hat saying "Strong Czechia" on his social media profiles but removed it on Thursday morning. -
Travel News What does Brexit mean for those travelling to and from the UK? The UK has officially left the EU. What does that mean for travel into and out of the island? -
USA Remove Donald Trump from office, leading Democrat Nancy Pelosi says House of Representatives speaker says Congress may be 'compelled' to impeach the US president if the 25th amendment is not invoked to remove him -
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France France's bars, restaurants and ski lifts won't reopen before at least February, says PM Jean Castex French bars, restaurants, cultural venues and ski lifts will remain closed until further notice, the government said on Thursday. -
Europe News EU no longer recognises Juan Guaidó as Venezuela's interim president The European Union has dropped its recognition of Juan Guaidó as Venezuela's interim president after he lost his position as head of its parliament. -
Europe News COVID economic recovery 'is key priority for Portugal's EU presidency' A key priority of Portugal's EU presidency must be to secure the continent's economic recovery from the impact of coronavirus, says Charles Michel. -
USA How Donald Trump's house of cards has tumbled in his final days as US president Trump has furiously clung on to hope of overturning the election - but Wednesday night's mob may have been the final straw. -
Travel News Swedish chief quits after ignoring his own agency's COVID holiday advice Dan Eliasson had told Euronews he considered his Canary Islands trip to be "of personal importance" despite government advice against travelling abroad. -
USA 'This was four years in the making': Trump blamed for US violence Political scientists say US President Trump's incendiary rhetoric has riled up right-wing voters in a way that will deeply affect the Republican Party for years. -
My Europe Series Is Serbia manipulating data to cover up its air pollution problem? A key official claims he was fired from Serbia's environment protection agency because he objected to changing the thresholds for what is considered pollution. -
Cry Like A Boy Podcast | The story of when Dakar was the “gay capital” of West Africa In this episode, we investigate the colonial roots of homophobia in Senegal. To do this, we travel back in time to when Dakar was known as the “gay capital” of West Africa #CryLikeaBoy #Podcast -
France French winemakers 'stand to lose nearly €1 billion to US tariffs' They have called on the French government to provide more support. -
World News UK hospital admissions climb sharply as Johnson unveils vaccine rollout plan Government figures recorded 1,162 COVID-19 deaths in the last 24 hours, the highest since the first coronavirus wave in April -
World News Donald Trump has accounts on Facebook and Instagram blocked 'indefinitely' BREAKING: Donald Trump has accounts on Facebook and Instagram blocked 'indefinitely' after failing to condemn Washington DC violence -
World News Fresh tensions in Eastern Mediterranean after Greek and Turkish coast guard boats collide The two NATO countries have been arguing for decades about sovereign rights in the Aegean Sea as well as the extent of the Exclusive Economic Zone in the Eastern Mediterranean. Disputes have been heightened in recent months after a Greek frigate collided with a Turkish frigate in August last year. -
Ukraine Ukrainian President Zelenskyy calls for investigation into alleged COVID-19 vaccine 'smuggling' Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelensky has ordered security officials to "verify without delay" claims that state officials have been secretly vaccinated against Covid-19 with illegally imported vaccines. -
Poland Poland charges two suspects for preparing 'terror attack' on mosque The suspects had planned to use "explosives" and "poisonous substances" in the attack on Poland's Islamic community. -
No Comment US election protests and the storming of Capitol Hill Watch what happened as several thousand people gathered outside the U.S. Capitol to protest the electoral vote and cheer President Donald Trump and his baseless claims of election fraud. -
Spain Spain records coldest ever temperature at -35.8°C Spain is currently being battered by Storm Filomena with "heavy snowfalls" expected even at altitudes of just 200 metres -
Earth News Why Trump’s final attempt to drill oil in the Arctic was an ‘epic failure’ Parts of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge have just been auctioned off for oil drilling. -
No Comment Putin visits UNESCO-listed church for Orthodox Christmas service During two decades in power, Putin generally has marked Christmas outside Moscow, often at relatively little-known provincial churches. -
World Serbia is only Balkan nation to have started inoculating its citizens Citizens of countries like Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania and North Macedonia are disappointed at the slow progress of vaccines rollouts which will keep them and their economies locked down for longer. -
World News Europe at a 'tipping point' in COVID-19 pandemic as cases surge, WHO says Officials at the World Health Organization said that Europe was likely in the most acute phase of the pandemic. -
Iraq Iraq issues arrest warrant for Trump over Soleimani killing The arrest warrant was for a charge of premeditated murder, which carries the death penalty on conviction. -
World 'Better late than sorry': Sweden introduces masks on public transport Authorities in Sweden are recommending face masks should be worn in public transport during peak times. Up until now, the country has resisted imposing the use of face coverings in the fight against COVID-19, except in healthcare. But there are signs the government is now taking tougher action. -
Denmark John Dillermand: Danish children's TV show gets mixed reviews of protagonist with a giant penis The comedy show is aimed at 4 to 8-year-olds and follows central character John Dillerman getting into trouble with the world's biggest manhood. -
Moments Does a vegan lifestyle limit what you can experience when travelling? We spoke to Wendy Werneth, creator of The Nomadic Vegan, to find out how easy it is to travel as a vegan. -
Latvia Coronavirus: Latvia has sacked its health minister and the PM's interim choice said 'Nē' - what now? Latvia has sacked its health minister and the PM's interim replacement is seemingly reluctant to take up the post. -
USA In pictures: Guns drawn as lawmakers scramble amid US Capitol breach Pictures captured some of the most jarring scenes ever to unfold in a seat of American political power. -
USA US Congress certifies Joe Biden win after Capitol 'insurrection' The largely routine and ceremonial certification was set to last hours after a group of Republicans in the House and Senate said they would issue objections in certain battleground states. -
Travel News Egypt’s Giza Pyramids are getting a revamp to boost tourism After 4,500 years, Egypt's Pyramid Plateau deserves an upgrade. -
World News Twitter, Facebook muzzle Trump amid Capitol violence In an unprecedented step, Twitter and Facebook on Wednesday temporarily blocked President Donald Trump after he repeatedly posted false accusations about the integrity of the election -
USA 'Attack on democracy': European leaders express shock at storming of US Capitol European leaders condemned an attack on democracy as chaos unfolded in a country they once relied upon for global leadership.