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France

Watch: 'Call me Sir', says France's Macron in manners dressing-down

President Macron gives a dressing-down over manners to an embarrassed teenager who greeted the French leader by calling him "Manu"

France

French air traffic control causes a third of Europe's flight delays

A new report says strikes and outdated equipment costs airlines €300 million and accounts for 33 percent of delays.

USA

US rapper XXXTentacion shot dead

The controversial rapper was shot dead in Florida in what police say could be a robbery.

World News

Live: Merkel meets Macron, archbishop sentenced and Sweden shooting

Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as they happen this morning.

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World News

Video gaming addiction is now a mental disorder, says WHO

Gaming addiction has been listed as a mental health condition for the first time by the World Health Organization.

Spain

Spain's new government one step closer to removing Franco's remains

Spain's new Socialist government is counting on parliamentary support to pass a law which would transfer Franco's grave.

France

Mystery unravels after 400 sharks found washed up on Brittany beach

The evacuation has begun for over 400 small sharks that were found washed up in northern France.

France

Macrons' new dinner plates spark French cash row

French President Emmanuel Macron has come under fire on social media over the cost of a new set of porcelain dinner plates.

Spain

Pig Demont or Puigdemont? Ex-Catalan leader is pigged off over pun

Former Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont has asked Spanish authorities to stop the sale of a brand of dry-cured ham called "Pig Demont" whose logo strikingly resembles him.

Spain

Spain's new culture minister resigns over tax fine

Spain’s newest culture minister resigned from a week-old government following local media reports that he had avoided paying taxes 10 years ago.

United Kingdom

Watch: Furious over Brexit, Scottish MPs walk out of UK parliament

Scottish National Party MPs walked out en masse from the UK parliament after their leader was ordered to leave the House of Commons in a row over Brexit.

Portugal

Passenger taken off plane for 'horror' smell dies

A passenger who was taken off a plane because of his 'horror' stench earlier this month has died due to necrosis.

Economy

New Italian government readies for power

Italy's new government is set to be sworn in on Friday. Alongside Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, Matteo Salvini, leader of The League, will serve as Interior Minister; Luigi Di Maio, leader of Five-Star, will be Minister of Industry and Labour

World News

New Italian government readies for power

Italy's new government is set to be sworn in on Friday (June 1). Alongside Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, Matteo Salvini, leader of The League, will serve as Interior Minister; Luigi Di Maio, leader of Five-Star, will be MInister of Industry and Labour

Sweden

Sweden's solution to vehicle rampage attacks

Following the fatal truck attack in 2017, Sweden is rolling out a technology to prevent acts of vehicle terrorism.

Health news

Microchips are getting under the skin of thousands in Sweden

Thousands of Swedes are having microchips implanted into their bodies so that they don't need to carry key cards, IDs, and even train tickets.

World News

Italy’s populist parties reach new deal on government

Italy's 5-Star & League have again proposed Giuseppe Conte for prime minister.

Hungary

Hungary’s ‘Stop Soros’ bill seeks to criminalise migrant helpers

Hungary's government has drafted new laws which could criminalise NGOs who help migrants seeking asylum.

Ireland

Ireland overtuns abortion ban in historic vote

Irish voters back a referendum by over 66% to liberalise abortion laws, according to the official result.

United Kingdom

Barnier tells Britain to stop playing Brexit hide and seek

The Eu's chief Brexit negotiator tells the UK to "look at the reality of the EU in the face."

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