The false story of the WWII nurse in Normandy
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Baby giraffe melts hearts at Berlin zoo
Ella belongs to the Rothschild's subspecies, which has seen its numbers cut by 40% over the past 30 years, and is now found in the wild only in Kenya and Uganda.
Watch: Trump grants pardons to Thanksgiving turkeys
US President Donald Trump granted a presidential pardon to Thanksgiving turkeys on Monday at the White House.
Italian police bust puppy trafficking ring
Italian authorities have raided a suspected international dog trafficking ring, moving the puppies from eastern Europe into Italy
NASA robot to explore Jezero Crater for signs of past life in 2020
NASA has chosen the Jezero Crater as the landing site for its upcoming Mars 2020 rover mission after a five-year search
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Trump-inspired toy encourages children to 'build the wall'
As the Christmas season approaches, a US retailer is encouraging children to follow President Donald Trump's example and "build the wall" to stem the flow of illegal migration.
Boris Johnson's unused water cannons sold for £11,000
Back in 2014, then-mayor of London Boris Johnson purchased three water cannons in order diffuse crowds in the case of riots. They were never used and cost taxpayers £320,000.
Austria's Kurz meets with billionaire George Soros to discuss CEU move to Vienna
Austrian chancellor Sebastian Kurz meets with investor George Soros to discuss moving the Central European University from his native Hungary to Vienna. The Hungarian government has up to December 1 to decide the fate of the university.
France's first jailed jihadist: From radicalisation to reformation
Euronews talks to David Vallat, a member of the group responsible for the 1995 bombings in Paris and Lyon and the first jihadist born in France to be imprisoned in France.
Le Pen and Salvini meet, brand EU leaders 'enemies of Europe'
Far right leaders meet: Italian deputy prime minister Matteo Salvini and France's Marine Le Pen held a press conference saying there must be an alternative Europe and that EU commission president Jean-Claude Junker and economic minister Pierre Moscovici - are enemies of Europe
Pret A Manger confirms second allergy-related death
The company has confirmed a second victim died from allergy-related causes from a mislabelled product in 2017.
Erdogan says he's tracking Saudi journalist's disappearance 'personally'
Turkey's president Tayyip Erdogan says he's tracking Jamal Khashoggi's case personally and hopes for a positive outcome.
British journalist to be expelled from Hong Kong
Victor Mallet, the Asia news editor for the Financial Times, has had his visa renewal denied by Hong Kong authorities without reason, a move that has many journalists and free speech activists worried about the state of Hong Kong's position under "one country, two systems."
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Primera Air's sudden shutdown leaves thousands of travellers stranded at airports
Icelandic budget airline Primera Air announced they will be ceasing operations and filing for bankruptcy, telling staff that all flights were being halted and leaving thousands of passengers stranded.
Live updates: Indonesia Tsunami, UK immigration plan, Yevgeny Makarov
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Elon Musk wanted to impress girlfriend with $420 stock price: SEC
The SEC is suing Musk for fraud after he said he secured funding to take his electric car company, Tesla, private at a price of $420 — a reference to weed culture.
Protesters rally against 'machismo' court system in Porto
Protesters rallied in Porto against what they see as a dated and patriarchal court system in Portugal: a judge upheld a suspended sentence for two men who raped an unconscious woman in 2016
New Zealand PM brings her baby to UN general assembly
Jacinda Ardern brought her 3-month-old baby, Neve, to the UN general assembly, a showcase of her balancing act.
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