Guillermo del Toro parts with rare horror memorabilia after wildfires
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Revolver allegedly used by Van Gogh to kill himself sold at auction
A revolver believed to have been used by Dutch painter Van Gogh to kill himself was sold at an auction on Wednesday.
What are European countries doing to regulate e-scooters?
The first e-scooter death in France has put the regulation of the trendy vehicles back in the spotlight. Euronews takes a look at how some European countries are tackling the issue.
Venezuela's Instagram priest seen blessing anti-Maduro protesters
Venezuela's Instagram priest Luis Antonio Salazar not only delivers fun explanations about the Gospel on social media, but he's also declared himself against Maduro's government.
French Senate backtracks on bill to extend abortion timeframe
French senators have backtracked on a bill that would have increased the possible legal timeframe to get an abortion from 12 to 14 weeks.
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Albania: President's move to cancel elections is 'unconstitutional'
Albania's parliament call president’s decision to cancel municipal elections "unconstitutional".
Choir treats fans to French feminist anthem during Sweden-Chile game
Fans attending the Sweden-Chile game were treated to a roaring rendition of 1970's French feminist anthem.
Juncker avoids social media to miss 'drunk' and 'corrupt' insults
EU chief Jean-Claude Juncker says he doesn't follow social media to avoid seeing comments calling him drunk or corrupt.
'Tory leadership race is a total horror show': SNP's Ian Blackford
"Tory leadership race is a total horror show'" said SNP's Ian Blackford during PMQ's on Wednesday.
Egypt tries to halt sale of pharaoh statue in London next month
The Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities is trying to halt the auction of an Egyptian statue in London next month, arguing Egypt has a claim over the artefact.
Truck driver involved in fatal e-scooter collision 'had taken drugs'
Truck driver that fatally hit man riding electric scooter in Paris was under narcotics, the Paris’ prosecutor’s office told Euronews.
Seven drown off the Greek island of Lesbos after boat overturns
Seven people have drowned off the Greek island of Lesbos after their boat overturned, said the Greek coast guard.
One dead as helicopter crashes into building in midtown Manhattan
New York Fire Department says a helicopter crashed into a building in midtown Manhattan.
Gove is 'in it to win it' as he lays down gauntlet to Boris Johnson
Michael Gove is 'in it to win it' as he lays down gauntlet to Boris Johnson.
Why is Sudan still mired in political chaos? | Euronews answers
Efforts to bring democracy to Sudan suffered a major blow this week after a military raid in a pro-democracy camp in Khartoum.
Women's World Cup 2019 calendar: your guide to teams and times
Get your football-watching organised with this handy guide of which teams are playing and when.
Explosion hits five-storey building in Linkoping, Sweden
A powerful explosion hit a five-storey building in Linköping, southern Sweden, on Friday morning, authorities said in a press release.
2019 FIFA Women's World Cup: Euronews' definitive guide
The favourites, the star players, when and where the games are happening, Euronews fills you in on everything you need to know about FIFA Women's World Cup 2019.
Greece redefines rape after initial draft law sparked criticism
The Greek government made a U-turn on the definition of rape after an initial draft law sparked fierce criticism from society, NGOs, and parliament members.
Ex-Renault CEO Carlos Ghosn could face more legal trouble in France
Former Renault CEO Carlos Ghosn could face more legal trouble in France after an internal audit by the auto giant found €11 million of dubious expenses.
At least five people injured in Swiss gondola accident
At least five people were hurt after the cable supporting a gondola at a Swiss mountain resort snapped during maintenance work.
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