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Hero pup saves owner from rattlesnake bite
In a heroic act, a puppy stood between a rattlesnake and his owner and took the bite instead.
Franco's 'stolen babies' speak out: 'An apology is not enough'
Euronews spoke to Jose Maria Garcia Gonzalez, 41, one of Spain's 'stolen babies'.
Macron's compulsory national service | Euronews Answers
Macron wants to bring compulsory national service back for boys and girls. But what does the programme actually entail? Euronews gives you the answers.
Greater Manchester area fire rages on, army deployed
A hundred soldiers were deployed to help the fire brigade battle the blaze that continues to rage in a Greater Manchester moorland.
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A second art restoration fails to impress public opinion
Second ancient effigy falls prey to a well-intentioned restorer in Spain.
UK top court backs heterosexual couple seeking civil partnership
The Supreme Court has ruled that a heterosexual couple is allowed to enter into a civil partnership.
Lifeline migrant ship still awaiting approval to dock in Malta
The Lifeline rescue ship has not been given official authorisation to dock in Malta, the aid group told Euronews.
Debunked: Spanish police dog 'performing' CPR is stunt for kids
Spain's puppy "paramedic" doesn't actually know how to perform CPR, a police spokesman told Euronews. It's all a stunt to get schoolkids excited when they visit the station.
Real life 'soccer-roo' disrupts football game in Canberra
The kangaroo could not get enough of football.
FYR Macedonia: Minister offers tomatoes for EU membership
FYR Macedonia's foreign minister promises to send a fresh batch of tomatoes to anyone who supports his country's bid for EU membership.
Key takeaways from Erdogan's victory speech
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan addressed his supporters gathered in front of AKP headquarters in Ankara, Turkey. Here are the key takeaways from his speech.
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Meet Achilles, the deaf cat predicting this year's World Cup results
Meet Achilles, the deaf cat predicting this year's World Cup results.
Facebook bug made some private posts public, affecting as many as 14M
Facebook bug made some private posts public, affecting as many as 14M users.
Briton cheesed off after Swiss deny citizenship over raclette
David Lewis has been denied Swiss nationality because he failed to answer a few questions — including one about the origins of raclette.
Slovenian anti-immigration party tops votes in parliamentary election
Centre-right Slovenian Democratic Party wins most votes in election according to preliminary results — but not enough to govern on its own.
103-year-old chocolate found in WW1 soldier's tin box
The chocolate looked intact although it has probably lost its flavour by now.
Did this mattress company accidentally reveal Belgium’s World Cup rost
Did this mattress company accidentally reveal Belgium’s World Cup roster?
Sausage dog’s windpipe injury causes him to ‘blow up like a balloon’
The vets had never seen anything like it.
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