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Stuart William Oates
European Sleepovers: Lithuania - emigration in Europe's hidden gem
Our reporter Stuart Oates has been sofa-surfing across the continent to find out your views ahead of the EU elections. He traveled across Lithuania to the city of Klaipeda.
European Sleepovers: Unity in Cyprus, Europe's divided city
Stuart continues his sofa surfing trip around the continent. This week he meets Michael and Mahria, a young couple living in Cyprus.
European Sleepovers: Exploring the last divided city in the world
Our reporter Stuart Oates has been sofa surfing across the continent, staying with locals to find out what's important to them.
European sleepovers: We feel Europe’s pulse ahead of May’s elections
Our reporter has been sofa-surfing across the continent, staying with the locals to find out what's important to you. Filming the adventure on my phone, you’ve been sharing your stories of what’s working, and what’s not in the EU.
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European Sleepovers: Working hard on a French vineyard
Ahead of Euronews' European elections coverage, we're out and about to find out what YOU want for the future of the EU. Our reporter Stuart Oates has been sofa surfing across the continent, staying with locals to find out what's important to them. In this instalment, he's in France.
European Sleepovers: Ireland
Euronews' Stuart Oates heads to Ireland to find out what matters in the country ahead of the EU elections.
Film director Milos Forman dies
Czech filmmaker Milos Forman has died aged 86. His American movies include "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" and "Amadeus" which won a deluge of Academy Awards, including best director Oscars.
Kosovo ministers fired over Turkey extraditions
The Prime Minister of Kosovo has dismissed the interior minister and the secret service chief after the arrest and extradition to Turkey of six Turkish nationals
World's first Sausage Dog museum
The first Sausage Dog museum in the world has opened in Germany
Jesus Christ Superstar coming to TV
The smash hit musical Jesus Christ Superstar is getting a makeover for the Easter weekend with John Legend taking the lead role
Plans for UK interest rate hike
The Bank of England has revised its forecasts for the UK, saying that it now hoped that interest rates could rise faster than previously predicted
Economic forecast strong for Europe
Eurozone economic growth is likely to slow slightly this year and next, from its fastest expansion in a decade last year. The UK is expected to decline much further though in the wake of Brexit
Woodpeckers show signs of brain damage
The little birds have survived for 25 million years by banging their head against a tree hunting for food. The forces on their brain are huge and have baffled scientists while inspiring crash helmet design. But new research suggests there might be traumatic effects after all
Investors get slice of Apple's pie
Apple Inc. reveals they're looking to reduce cash reserves to net zero
3-star chef says no to Michelin Guide
3-star chef says no to Michelin Guide
Nazi looted art on display in Louve
Hundreds of paintings looted by Nazis in France during the Second World War are on display in the Louvre museum in Paris, in an attempt to find their original owners
Up Helly Aa Viking festival
Hundreds of Modern day Vikings Gathered in Lerwick in the Shetland Islands for Up Helly Aa, a festival that remembers the Vikings who used to rule in Scotland 1,000 years ago
Tesla Mega battery made about 650,000 euros in two days
It was a huge PR stunt on Twitter, that turned into a reality, that solved a huge problem. And now it’s making money
How Ikea brought Scandi style to the masses
Swedish founder of furniture giant IKEA, Ingvar Kamprad has died aged 91, but leaves a company which changed the face of home furnishing forever
40 years of Joy Division
It's 40 years since Joy Division made their live debut at Pips Disco in Manchester. Out of the industrial gloom of Northern England came one of Britain's most influential bands
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