Latest news bulletin | September 4th, 2025 – Evening
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Why did Theresa May stall the parliament Brexit deal vote?
UK Prime Minister Theresa May went on a whirlwind tour of Europe after calling off a vote on the Brexit deal. UK Correspondent Vincent McAviney explains this move and what's ahead.
Euronews takes you to Gilet Jaunes Parisian protests
Euronews' Paris Correspondent Anelise Borges and Cube Editor Emmanuelle Saliba were on the ground in Paris as the Gulet Jaunes demonstrators protested in the French capital for the fourth week.
Yemen war is 'devastating as a mother'
Yemen war is 'devastating as a mother'
Watch again: 'We can't afford to fail,' says UN's Guterres at COP24
Watch again as UN Secretary-General Guterres addresses reporters at COP 24 in Poland.
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Irish Minister who showed thong in Parliament speaks to Euronews
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What do Europeans think of the Brexit deal?| #TheCube
From a farmer based along the Irish border to a flower shop owner in Oxfordshire, the Cube heard from voices across Europe on how they feel about Brexit negotiations and the draft deal in what is a tumultuous time for UK politics.
Theresa May to Parliament: "We will not rerun the referendum"
UK Prime Minister Theresa May answered questions about the draft Brexit deal from her Cabinet. The 500-page document sparked early condemnation from critics late Tuesday following its release.
Turkey's Erdogan opens new airport, set to be one of 'world's largest'
The airport, which will be fully operational in January, is set to take in 90 million passengers a year, with plans to expand to 200 million per year.
UK to revoke visas of all suspects in Khashoggi death
Speaking in the UK Parliament this afternoon, UK Prime Minister Theresa May confirmed that she aims to revoke visas of all suspects in the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and added that she will be speaking to Saudi Arabia's King Salman later today.
Italy tells EU it will stick to budget plans
The Italian government remained defiant of their debt-laden budget proposal, setting them on a direct collision course with the EU.
Is the Khashoggi disappearance a catalyst? | Euronews Answers
Euronews talked to Professor Scott Lucas of Birmingham University on Middle East relations as the story of missing Journalist Jamal Khashoggi unfolds.
May and Tusk on the transition timescale
UK's PM says she wants the EU "to remain strong"
US President Trump: "I have no financial interests in Saudi Arabia"
US President Donald Trump tweeted no announce that he has "no financial interests in Saudi Arabia" after the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi has spotlighted US-Saudi Arabia relations.
Brexit backstop is essential 'insurance', says Ireland's Coveney
"Negotiators need more time." Euronews correspondent Shona Murray sat down for an exclusive interview with Irish Foreign Minister, Simon Coveney, ahead of the crucial summit.
LIVE | UK Prime Minister Theresa May addresses the House of Commons
LIVE | UK Prime Minister Theresa May is addressing the UK Parliament in London.
Could the European market catch a cold?| Euronews Answers
As the Winter months loom and flu season rolls in, with Brexit impasses, trade conflicts and a debt-laden Italian budget, the European markets may catch a cold - with geopolitics the cause.
British Isles brace for Storm Callum as powerful gusts reach Ireland
Around 30,000 homes were left without power this morning after gusts of 110km/h battered Ireland overnight.
Markets tumble amid global stock sell-off
Sky-high ceremony for new Canadian citizens
Watch: Six people hung from ropes above Toronto's CN Tower before their Canadian citizenship ceremony.
UK Supreme Court supports bakery in gay cake discrimination case
The bakery was found guilty of discrimination in 2015 and lost a subsequent appeal in 2016 after they refused to bake a cake iced with the words "Support Gay Marriage" accompanied with the image of Sesame Street characters Bert and Ernie based on their religious beliefs.
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