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Belgium

Juncker jokes May isn't to blame for his facial injury and plaster

European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker joked to reporters that an injury on his face wasn't Theresa May's fault.

Sweden

Man jailed for stealing Sweden's crown jewels in speedboat heist

A Swedish man has been jailed for four and a half years for the theft.

Egypt

Macron presses Egypt's Al-Sisi on human rights during official visit

French president Emmanuel Macron has said that stability and human rights are necessary in Egypt

France

Female 'yellow vests' march across France

Hundreds of women of the 'yellow vests' movement marched in French cities on Sunday.

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United Kingdom

UK in "uncharted territory" if Brexit deal is rejected: May

British PM Theresa May said that the Brexit vote would happen in mid-January, contrary to reports that she could delay it.

World News

One killed, two injured in Cairo church explosion

A police officer has been killed and two injured in an explosion in a church in Cairo, Egypt.

France

Macron denounces "extreme violence" after 'yellow vests' break into ministry courtyard

For an eigth weekend yellow vest protesters have been taking to the streets of Paris, gathering again on the Champs-Élysées.

Turkey

Decree grants independence to Ukraine's Orthodox church

Istanbul's Ecumenical Patriarch signed a degree to grant independence to the Orthodox church of Ukraine.

France

Three quarters of French citizens unhappy with Macron's policies

As many as 75% of French people are unhappy with Emmanuel Macron's policies, a poll has found.

United Kingdom

Parents should approach screen time based on child's age: report

The UK's first ever screen time guidance advises British parents to organise screen time around their child's needs and activities, not the other way around.

France

Paralysed by violent partner, woman found 'partly responsible'

A woman has been found "partly responsible" and denied full compensation by a French court after she was paralysed from the waist down by her violent partner.

United Kingdom

What are the UK's post-Brexit immigration plans? Euronews answers

'Freedom of movement will come to and end," says the British Home Secretary. Euronews takes a look at the measures outlined by the post-Brexit immigration policy.

Hungary

Hungarian protesters and opposition MPs rally at state TV building

Hungarian protesters and opposition MPs entered the state TV building on Monday to demonstrate against Viktor Orban's government's policies.

United Kingdom

Opposition leader Corbyn 'will table' confidence vote in UK PM May

It's part of a bid to force a meaningful vote on Brexit this week.

United Kingdom

British royal family releases Christmas cards

British royal family releases Christmas cards

France

Dramatic final moments of Strasbourg attack suspect revealed

The dramatic final moments of Strasbourg attack suspect Cherif Chekatt were revealed by Paris prosecutor Remy Heitz on Friday.

Brazil

Arrest of Italian fugitive Battisti ordered by Brazilian judge

A judge from the Brazilian Supreme Court has ordered the arrest of Italian former left-wing guerrilla Cesare Battisti, opening the way for his extradition, according to reports.

World News

Five key stories to know about from around Europe today

Here are the top stories from across Europe you need to know about this morning.

World News

Europe briefing: Four stories to know about today

Here are the top stories from across Europe you need to know about today.

World News

HIV is on the rise in Europe, WHO report finds

The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) and the WHO Regional Office for Europe have released the latest data to mark the 30th anniversary of World AIDS Day.

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