10 April 2021 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Irishwoman Rachael Blackmore becomes first female jockey to win Grand National horse race Rachael Blackmore has smashed through one of the biggest gender barriers in sports by becoming the first female jockey to win the gruelling Grand National horse race. -
Italy Prosecutor says Matteo Salvini should not face trial Italian prosecutor tells court there is no reason to put the right-wing leader, Matteo Salvini, on trial for alleged kidnapping -
Germany Germany: Far-right AfD attempts to bridge divisions before September election The AfD is holding a two-day congress this weekend ahead of Germany's September federal election, which will mark the end of Chancellor Angela Merkel's era. -
No Comment Bikini skiing event marks end of the winter season at Sochi. Hundreds of skiers and snowboarders have swapped their winter gear for shorts and bikinis during the end-of-the-season mountain festival in Russia's Sochi. -
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Iran Iran starts up advanced enrichment centrifuges Iran has unveiled the country's newest advanced nuclear centrifuge in a ceremony to mark the National Nuclear Technology Day. -
Vanuatu Vanuatu tribe that worships Prince Philip as god to mark death with ritual wailing The group, based in villages on the island of Tanna in the former Anglo-French colony, revered Philip and believed him to be a reincarnation of an ancient warrior who left the island to fight a war. -
Egypt 3,000 year-old lost city found in Egypt Egyptian archeologists have unearthed a three thousand year-old lost city complete with mud brick houses, artifacts and tools from the times of the pharaohs. -
Japan Japan doctors perform world's first living donor lung transplant on COVID patient After the woman was free of the virus, her lungs were no longer functional or treatable, and the only option for her to live was to receive a lung transplant. -
USA Amazon workers in US state of Alabama vote against forming a union Amazon warehouse workers in Bessemer, Alabama, overwhelmingly voted against joining the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union. -
No Comment Protest in Paris metro against "the profiteers" of the pandemic Activists from the global justice movement Attac organise a poster display in the Bercy metro station in Paris. -
USA US rapper and actor DMX dies of massive heart attack aged 50 DMX died in New York State on Friday of what the hospital said was a catastrophic cardiac arrest. -
No Comment Egyptian mission discovers mortuary city in Luxor Egyptian archeologists have unearthed a 3,000-year-old lost city, complete with mud brick houses, artifacts, and tools from pharaonic times. -
World News Tributes to Prince Philip, Belfast unrest, horses airlifted in Switzerland | This week in pictures The key stories of the week, captured by photographers around the world. -
Travel News French winemakers light candles in vineyards to try and save fruit from frost If you normally travel to France to enjoy wine, you may be disappointed by this year's produce as severe frost threatens crops. -
China China fines internet giant Alibaba for 'abusing its dominant position' The Alibaba Group, the world's biggest e-commerce company, was fined €2.3 billion by Chinese regulators on Saturday for anti-competitive tactics. -
Portugal Corruption charges against former Portuguese PM dropped but Socrates will still stand trial Former Portuguese Prime Minister Jose Socrates will stand trial but many of the corruption charges against him have expired. -
France 'Historic' bout of frost decimates French winemakers' harvest About "80 per cent to 90 per cent" of the harvest for Côtes du Rhône wine has been lost, according to professionals. -
Earth News These are the six most vegetarian cities in Europe From burgeoning diner chains to the world's oldest vegetarian restaurant, experts say Europe comes out on top. -
Haiti Thousands evacuated on Caribbean island of St Vincent after volcano erupts The first explosion occurred Friday morning. Experts have warned that explosive eruptions could continue for days or possibly week. -
United Kingdom Unrest rocks Belfast for eighth night despite calls for calm out of respect for Queen "Protests have been postponed out of respect for the Queen and the Royal Family," read posters posted in Unionist areas of the city.