Majority killed in Lisbon streetcar crash were foreigners, police say
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Death toll from floods in south-west France 'climbs to at least 12'
Death toll from floods in south-west France 'climbs to at least 12'
Seven stories from around Europe to know about today
Here are some of the key developments from around Europe at noon today, Monday, October 15.
Daphne’s sister wants Europe-wide action to stop journalist murders
Europe must act together to stop the murder of journalists investigating corruption, the sister of one of those killed has claimed.
Cycling with bodyguards: life for a triathlete in crisis-hit Venezuela
From food shortages to cycling on crumbling roads, preparing for the world’s toughest triathlon is not easy in collapsing Venezuela.
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Spurs boss Pochettino's novel birthday tribute for assistant Perez
Who needs a birthday card when you've got smartphone?
French language police: 'It’s information fallacieuse not fake news’
Donald Trump's catchphrase 'fake news' has crossed linguistic barriers and is used across Europe. But now the French have attempted to stop its spread.
Is this how drugs will be delivered around your body in the future?
A tiny robot has been developed that could be one day used to move drugs around the human body.
Explained: why it's bleak for Bosnia ahead of national elections
Bosnia has Europe's most complex system of government and it's going to the polls on Sunday.
Explained: Romania's referendum on stopping EU's gay marriage momentum
Gay marriage is already illegal in Romania but campaigners are trying to make sure the law cannot be unpicked.
Does what the Skripal suspects said add up?
We assess four key claims made by the Russian men charged with poisoning Sergei and Yulia Skripal about their time in southern England.
Legal challenge over Romania’s ‘homophobic’ gay marriage referendum
The race is on to stop Romania's gay marriage referendum.
This map shows 'how snow is disappearing from Switzerland'
Snow covering an area twice the size of Luxembourg has been lost in Switzerland over the last two decades, researchers say.
From serious to satire as web makes fun of Navalny fight threat
Web users have turned to humour after Vladimir Putin’s ex-head of security challenged opposition leader Alexei Navalny to a fight.
'We were in Salisbury for its cathedral', say Novichok attack suspects
UK government says interview contains 'blatant fabrications' and is 'offensive'.
Romania referendum on making gay marriage harder ‘immoral’
Campaigners have hit out after senators in Romania backed calls for a referendum that could make it harder for gay marriage to be legalised.
EU lawmakers back controversial copyright reforms
It means the contentious changes are a step closer to becoming law.
5 things to know about Juncker's State of the Union
We've been through Juncker's speech so you don't have to.
Rated: Did Juncker deliver on his State of the Union promises?
Euronews takes a look at Juncker's scorecard ahead of his 2018 state of the union address.
EU-bound child migrants rescued from traffickers in Sudan, say police
They were heading to Europe before traffickers made them work in illegal gold mines, authorities claim.
Halal tax idea hopes to mobilise moderate Muslims
Do you think this could work?
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