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Ireland

Watch: Bono and The Edge busk to raise money for homeless in Dublin

Musicians Bono and The Edge busked in Dublin on Christmas Eve, asking people to donate to a homeless charity.

United Kingdom

Charity shares heartbreaking video of dog being abandoned at Christmas

Watch: Charity shares heartbreaking video of dog being abandoned at Christmas

United Kingdom

Watch: Queen calls for peace and goodwill as Brexit divisions endure

The UK's 92-year-old monarch highlighted the importance of people who held opposing views being respectful to each other.

World News

Mars Express snaps 'winter wonderland' photo of ice-filled crater

The European Space Agency’s (ESA) Mars Express beamed back images of the Red Planet's Korolev crater covered with what appears to be a large patch of fresh, untrodden snow.

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World News

Saturn 'losing its rings', new NASA research finds

The planet is losing its rings at a "worst-case-scenario" rate, according to the space agency

Hungary

Hungary 'slave law': Thousands protest in Budapest

New protests took place in Budapest on Friday night as Hungarians continue to oppose prime minister Viktor Orban's controversial 'slave law'

United Kingdom

Gatwick drone chaos: What are your rights if your flight was affected?

Passengers travelling to and from Gatwick saw flights delayed and in many cases completely cancelled as the airport was shut for over a day. What are your rights if you were affected by the closure?

World News

Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today

Euronews brought you the latest news and updates as they happened this morning.

World News

Britons to pay €7 when travelling to EU after Brexit

British citizens will be required to pay €7 every three years when travelling to EU countries, but will not require a visa.

Europe News

EU summit: No reopening of Brexit negotiations, say Tusk and Juncker

EU leaders were in Brussels on Thursday for the last council summit of the year.

France

Strasbourg shooting: what do we know about the victims?

A look at the people killed or injured in the shooting in Strasbourg.

World News

MEPs demand block on funds to companies linked to Czech PM

The European Parliament Thursday adopted a resolution demanding information on a possible conflict of interest involving the Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš.

France

French armed police conduct operation in Strasbourg's Neudorf district

Police on Thursday carried out an intervention in the Neudorf district of Strasbourg.

Sport

Swell story: the blind surfer aiming for a world title

Carmen Lopez is in her element riding waves, but one thing sets her apart from other surfers: she can't see her board or the swell.

France

Strasbourg Christmas market shooting: what we know

A gunman opened fire near the French city's famous Christmas market.

World News

Strasbourg shooting: 'At least two dead', gunman still on the run

France is to raise its security threat level after at least two people were killed in a Strasbourg city centre shooting, Rémy Heitz, France's anti-terror prosecutor said.

France

Watch: How the 'gilets jaunes' movement escalated in France

The "gilets jaunes" (yellow vests) movement emerged out of anger over fuel price hikes in France and later snowballed to become a wider protest against social inequalities.

France

'Gilets jaunes': Five takeaways from Macron's address

In a long-awaited speech, Macron said protesters’ anger and indignation was “deep, and in many ways legitimate”.

United Kingdom

Andy Serkis reprises Gollum character to mock May's Brexit plan

Andy Serkis' new Brexit parody is precious...

World News

Vote now: Which cities have the best and worst Christmas trees?

Some are modern, some classic, some ugly, and some very ugly — Christmas trees have sprung up in the streets and squares of major cities across the world. But whose is the best?

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