At least 15 hospitalised after double-decker bus crashes in London
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'World first' as baby born via womb transplant from dead donor
A woman has given birth to a baby girl after she received a womb transplant from a deceased donor, in the first successful case of its kind.
Breda wins EU Access City Award for its efforts to be more inclusive
Breda, in the Netherlands, has won the 2019 Access City Award for "continuously making improvements to make life easier for people with disabilities".
Money talks: Austria plans benefits cut for non-German speakers
Austria is planning to cut benefits for immigrants who do not have a good command of the German language.
NATO chief says increased enforcements sends a clear message to Russia
Watch: NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg holds a news conference during a meeting of foreign ministers.
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Denmark set to send foreign criminals to deserted island
Denmark is set to put deported criminals and convicted asylum seekers on a deserted island off its coast.
Soros-founded university claims it's being forced out of Budapest
Central European University (CEU) has confirmed that it is moving its U.S.-accredited degree programs from Budapest to Vienna in 2019, after being "forced out".
Video highlights the families separated from each other this Christmas
A haunting Christmas advert showing families separated as a result of conflict has been released by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC).
Switzerland to vote on whether to save cow horns
Switzerland is going to vote on Sunday on whether to save cow horns.
Austria's chancellor in London for Brexit talks with British PM
Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz is in London for Brexit talks with British Prime Minister Theresa May.
Researcher develops purrrfect hair brush inspired by a cat's tongue
A researcher at the Georgia Tech Research Institute in Atlanta has developed a hair brush inspired by a cat's tongue.
Poland reverses Supreme Court reforms after EU criticism
Poland has reversed Supreme Court reforms after EU criticism.
What does the draft deal on post-Brexit ties say? | Euronews explains
European Commission and British negotiators have agreed on a draft deal on future EU-UK ties post-Brexit. But what does it actually say?
Head of Russian spy agency accused of Salisbury novichok attack dies
The head of Russian spy agency GRU, accused of the Salisbury novichok attack, has died.
Italian magistrates order for Aquarius migrant boat to be impounded
Italian magistrates have ordered for the MSF-operated Aquarius migrant rescue boat to be impounded.
Gunmen kidnap Italian aid worker during attack in Kenya
Gunmen have kidnapped a 23-year-old Italian female aid worker in the coastal region of Kilifi in Kenya, with five others also injured during the attack
Good news! GDPR 'doesn't ban letters to Santa'
Officials in Germany have stopped children from putting their Christmas wishes on a public tree
Briton Matthew Hedges sentenced to life in prison in UAE for spying
British student Matthew Hedges has been sentenced to life in prison in the UAE for spying, according to Reuters.
Polish politicians push to backtrack on Supreme Court reforms
A group of politicians in Poland have proposed changing back Supreme Court reforms after they were criticised by the EU.
Gunmen kidnap Italian aid worker during attack in Kenya
Gunmen have kidnapped an Italian volunteer in Kenya, according to police.
South Korean Kim Jong Yang elected new head of Interpol
South Korean Kim Jong Yang has been elected as the new head of Interpol.
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