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Belgium

Belgium gunman 'killed man before Liege attack': what we know

Belgian authorities face questions over the attacker who had been let out of jail where he was linked to radical Islamists. He is thought to have killed a man the day before murdering three people in Liege.

World News

234 bottles of champagne? Right-wing MEPs asked to explain expenses

A right-wing group in the European Parliament has been told to justify excessive spending totalling €427,000 in 2016

Belgium

Gunman kills three in Belgium 'terror' attack

A man shot dead two police officers and a passerby in Liege, Belgium before being 'neutralised'.

Denmark

Denmark to force 'ghetto' children to learn about democracy and Christ

Children living in areas of Denmark with large numbers of immigrants will be forced to attend school for 25 hours per week to learn about democracy, equality and major public holidays.

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Poland

Watch: Poland's oldest footballer scores impressive goal at 71

Poland's oldest footballer, 71-year-old Bogdan Głąbicki, is still scoring goals — and celebrating — like a man a quarter of his age

Europe News

Israeli–Palestinian conflict: 4,500 pairs of shoes displayed to repres

Activists have laid out 4,500 pairs of shoes in front of the Council of the European Union — one for every life lost in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict over the last decade

France

Erdogan supporters force removal of controversial cover from French ne

Supporters of Erdogan near Avignon force an employee from a French billboard company to take down a contentious magazine cover featuring the Turkish president

World News

Italy's PM designate ends effort to form government

Italy’s prime minister-designate Giuseppe Conte ‘gives back mandate’ to form what would have been western Europe’s first populist government

World News

GDPR backlash: The best social media reactions

As the inboxes of EU citizens filled up with emails on updated privacy policy, the internet reacted to new data-protection regulation

United Kingdom

London buskers to accept contactless card payments

London is set to introduce contactless card payments for street performers in what organisers are calling a world first

United Kingdom

Two dead after falling ill at UK's Mutiny Festival

An 18-year-old woman and a 20-year-old man have died after becoming unwell at Mutiny Festival in Hampshire, UK

United Kingdom

Meghan Markle's coat of arms announced

A coat of arms for the newly-married Dutchess of Sussex Meghan Markle has been announced by Kensington Palace.

No Comment

Hawaii volcano spews deadly acid cloud — No Comments of the week

Ankara floods leave people stranded, an eruption at Hawaii’s Kilauea summit and Formula One drivers race caravans — all that and more in this week's No Comments of the week

North Korea

Kim Jong-un wears snappy white shirt, straw hat to inspect railway

As North Korean leader Kim Jong-un was pictured inspecting a newly constructed railway, he sported a far more relaxed outfit than is usual for him at public engagements.

Ireland

Thousands of Irish citizens go #HomeToVot

Thousands of Irish people living abroad posted photos on Twitter as they travelled back to cast their votes in a contentious abortion referendum

North Korea

North Korea reportedly collapses tunnels at nuclear test site

North Korea has collapsed tunnels at its nuclear test site — South Korean media reports

Netherlands

Cornish group wins 'Eurovision for regional languages'

The Rowan Tree, a folk music group from Cornwall, has won Liet International XXL — a singing competition solely for regional and minority languages

Russia

Moscow university students protest World Cup noise

World Cup fever is mounting in much of the world but these students at Moscow State University are not going football crazy.

Hungary

Nine Romanians killed in Hungary minibus crash, driver 'live on Facebo

The driver of a minibus that crashed into a lorry, killing nine, was broadcasting live on Facebook, according to local reports.

World News

Zuckerberg in Brussels, Italy PM's CV scandal and Saudi Arabia's femal

Find out the latest from Euronews' live daily morning show "Good Morning Europe"

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