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Euronews reporter on being caught in lockdown after Strasbourg attack

Euronews correspondent Tessa Arcilla was in Strasbourg at the attack took place and she says people are asking questions as to why the gunman has not been found.

Spain

Madrid threatens Catalonia with national police

The Spanish government says if Catalan regional authorities cannot prevent separatists closing major roads it will have to send in national police to end the protests

Russia

Nuclear-capable aircraft in Venezuela alarms US

Russia has infuriated Washington by flying two planes with nuclear weapons capability to its ally Venezuela.

Sport

F3 driver Sophia Floersch in spectacular crash

German F3 driver Sophia Floersch injured in a spectacular crash at the Macau Grand Prix in China

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World News

Fuel protest clashes

The French government says around 288,000 people took part in fuel price protests over the weekend in which one woman was accidentally killed and over a hundred people were arrested

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Italians search for migrants lost at sea

Italian rescuers have pulled two bodies from the sea as the search for another eight missing migrants continues off the coast of Sardinia

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John Lewis Christmas ad launched

John Lewis & Partners are relying on singer Elton John to boost sales as the retailer launches its annual festive advertising campaign

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World commemorates end of WWI centenary

In what the British government described as a historic act of reconciliation the German president laid a wreath at the Armistice Day remembrance ceremony in London

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UK Queen at remembrance concert

The Queen and senior members of the British royal family have attended a remembrance concert in London to mark Armistice Day and the 100th anniversary of the end of WWI

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Search for survivors of deadly mudslide

Rescuers in Brazil are searching for survivors of a mudslide in Rio state that has left at least ten people dead including a child

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Florida midterm vote too close to call

The state of Florida has ordered a machine recount in both the race for the Senate and the governorship

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Austrian military officer accused of spying for Moscow

Allegations that one of its senior military officers spied for the Kremlin prompts Austria's foreign minister to cancel a planned trip to Russia

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French club PSG admits racial profiling

French football club PSG admits its scouts illegally used racial profiling in the recruitment of young players but says the club's general management was unaware of the practice

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Tens of millions of lives at risk from superbugs

A new report claims that spending a little now could save money in the future as well as millions of lives around the world at risk of superbugs

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Italian government wins confidence vote on controversial security bill

The Italian coalition government has won a confidence vote over proposed security legislation that would make asylum applications more difficult.

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Russia planning moon base manned by robots

Russia's space agency says it is considering establishing a base on the moon, possibly manned by robot avatars.

Spain

At least 17 migrants die trying to reach Spain from north Africa

Rescue workers are searching for survivors after at least 17 migrants died trying to reach Spain from north Africa.

World News

Brexit blamed for fall in bookings

Shipping company Brittany Ferries blames Brexit uncertainty for a fall in holiday bookings for summer 2019

France

Poet's suicide letter sold at auction

A suicide letter written by the French poet Charles Baudelaire has been sold at auction for 234,000 euros

World News

Glasses that give your eyes superpowers

An Italian company is developing augmented reality glasses that it says will give humans superpowers

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