Too sexy? Why the 'Wuthering Heights' trailer is dividing the internet
Cristina Abellan Matamoros
What is 'bombogenesis' the weather phenomenon about to hit the US?
The weather phenomenon involves a rapid drop of pressure within a 24-hour period and brings blizzard conditions with heavy winds and waves.
Jet 'owned by Lord Ashcroft' crashes into Malta Airport building
The jet is believed to belong to British businessman and Conservative Party donor Lord Michael Ashcroft.
Which MEPs' Facebook posts get the most reactions in 2017?
Euronews takes a look at which MEPs' Facebook posts were the most popular with followers according to the platform's emoji reactions.
Topless Femen activist tries to grab baby Jesus from Vatican nativity
The activist was stopped by Vatican police before she could snatch baby Jesus away.
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Europe's top court rules Sharia divorce 'not in the scope' of EU laws
The ruling followed a divorce case by Syrian-German couple who divorced under Sharia law in Syria on October 2013. This is the court's first ruling on the subject.
'You know when something horrible has happened' says crash witness
An Amtrak passenger train derailed and is currently dangling from a motorway in Washington state. This is how witnesses described the scene.
Clashes erupt outside Albanian parliament
Albanian police and demonstrators clashed outside the parliament in Tirana during the election of the new prosecutor.
Dubai opens $10 million camel hospital
According to its director, the Dubai Camel Hospital is the first of its kind in the world.
What is net neutrality and why you should care
The US Federal Communications Commission scrapped the Obama-era net neutrality rules but what are the regulations in Europe? Euronews takes a look.
Bermuda to reverse same-sex marriage legislation
Bermuda will ban same-sex marriage months after it was legalised by the island's Supreme Court.
Watch: Bali volcano erupts day and night
Bali volcano spews ash night and day in spectacular timelapse
Portuguese Eurovision winner's heart transplant 'goes well' says docto
Portugal's Salvador Sobral, winner of this year's Eurovision song contest, had a successful heart transplant says lead surgeon.
Chinese parents protest against 'stress caused by children's homework'
Fed up parents in China are calling for a break from their children's homework.
Anti-slavery march calls on Libya to end "crime against African humani
Protesters gathered outside the Libyan embassy in London to demand the end of slave auctions in the North-African country on Saturday, December 9.
How Al Green built up a case to impeach Trump and why it failed
The effort to impeach President Donald Trump, which was introduced by Democrat Al Green, failed after a bipartisan majority voted to kill the impeachment effort.
Taiwanese hairstylist scalps Donald Trump unto customer's scalp
Changhua-based XB Hair Salon also creates hair designs featuring the Lion King and Guy Fawkes among others.
Manuel Marín, 'father of Erasmus' dies at the age of 68
Longtime member of the European Commission and 'father' of the EU's Erasmus programme has died at the age of 68 due to 'long illness'.
Oriol Junqueras and three others refused bail by Supreme Court
Spain's highest court has refused bail for four of the key personalities involved in the disputed independence referendum in Catalonia. Campaigning for Catalonia's December snap election begins on Tuesday.
To escape from Turkey, they told their children it was a game
To make the journey to Greece easier, Tahsin told his children their escape was 'a game'.
Goalkeeper's diving header gives struggling Benevento its first point
Benevento, the Italian team that has lost every game of the season, gained their first point ever at a game against AC Milan thanks to the keeper's diving header in stoppage time.
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