Rio police free hostages in raid that leaves eight dead
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Man dies in Hambach Forest after fall from treehouse bridge
Authorities have suspended the eviction of protesters from the threatened woodland following the death of the man, who is believed to be a journalist.
Gender equality could help men in Europe live longer: report
What is causing men in Europe to die at young ages, how does men’s health differ across the region, and what can be done to address the issue?
UK: 'no evidence' Novichok behind weekend Salisbury illnesses
Wiltshire police have scaled down investigations after two people fell ill at a restaurant at Salisbury in England on Sunday, saying there is 'nothing to suggest' Novichok caused it.
First evidence of air pollution particles reaching mothers' placentas
"Until now, there has been very little evidence that inhaled particles get into the blood from the lung."
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Migrant boat 'spends hours in distress off Libyan coast'
German NGO Sea Watch described the lack of action as "a clear case of non-assistance".
Author defiant after French booksellers decry selection for top prize
French bookstores have criticised the decision to include his self-published novel on the long-list for this year’s Prix Renaudot because it is only available via Amazon.
Can migrants really be screened at sea? | Euronews answers
The interior ministers of Austria and Italy have called on the EU to hold rescued migrants at sea until their asylum claims are processed.
Musk’s SpaceX signs up first private passenger to fly around the moon
The company will reveal who is flying and why on Monday.
Belgium records first cases of African swine fever
The outbreak has spread alarm in western Europe, which is a major producer and exporter of pigmeat.
Hitler salute wolves erected in Chemnitz after far-right protests
Organisers said they wanted to “use the action to protest against increasing hatred and violence”.
Exclusive poll: Most Hungarians think Article 7 vote 'fair'
Most Hungarians think the European Parliament’s decision to trigger Article 7 disciplinary procedures against Hungary was fair, according to an exclusive Euronews poll.
Where in Europe is surrogacy legal?
Couples in Europe are dodging surrogacy bans at home by spending large sums of money abroad in their bid to have a baby.
Dutch man wins Welsh bookshop in raffle
Paul and Leila Morris decided to sell the shop so they can enjoy an early retirement.
European Parliament votes to trigger Article 7 sanctions procedure against Hungary
The European Parliament voted on Wednesday to start an EU punitive procedure against Hungary for flouting democratic rules.
British PM’s Brexit plan a ‘suicide vest’, says Boris Johnson
Writing in the Mail on Sunday newspaper, Johnson described May’s so-called Chequers plan as “a humiliation” that opens “ourselves to perpetual political blackmail”.
Hundreds of Roman gold coins discovered in Italian theatre
“A discovery that fills me with pride," said Culture Minister Alberto Bonisoli.
‘Invaders not refugees’: UK migrant memorial defaced again
Liverpool Mayor Joe Anderson said those responsible for defacing the memorial “have had their brains invaded by hatred.”
North Korea holds military parade without ballistic missiles
No long-range missiles were on display on Sunday as North Korea staged a military parade to mark the 70th anniversary of its founding.
Domino's Russia 'free pizza for life' tattoo campaign ends early
Customers were offered 100 pizzas a year for 100 years if they got a permanent tattoo of the brand's logo.
Daily air quality forecasts could save millions of lives, say scientis
Vincent-Henri Peuch, the head of the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service, said the idea was to make information on air pollution levels “as daily, as mundane as a weather forecast”.
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