United Kingdom 18/07/2019 UK MPs back move to block future PM suspending Parliament to force no-deal Brexit UK MPs today approved an amendment that makes it more difficult for the next prime minister to force through a no-deal Brexit by suspending Parliament by 315 votes to 274.
World 18/07/2019 Travel back in time with the 'Google Maps' of Ancient Rome Travelling to the French Riviera from London takes a matter of hours nowadays but it would have taken a minimum of 24 days around 2,000 years ago.
France 18/07/2019 2019 Africa Cup of Nations: Fans’ brotherhood and national pride ahead of Algeria-Senegal final "When a national team plays, it represents you, there’s pride," Karim, a shopkeeper in Lyon and an Algerian football fan told Euronews ahead of Friday's game.
USA 18/07/2019 Crowd chants 'send her back' at rally after Trump accused of racism The crowd at a re-election rally started chanting "send her back" after Trump doubled his attacks on Minnesota representative Ilhan Omar.
Japan 18/07/2019 Death toll of suspected arson at Japanese animation studio 'jumps to at least 24 people' The death toll of suspected arson at a Japanese animation studio in Kyoto has jumped to at least 24 people, fire officials told AFP news agency.
United Kingdom 18/07/2019 Airline’s €94,000 fine for woman whose in-flight behaviour caused military jets to be scrambled Her catalogue of aggressive, abusive and dangerous behaviour included trying to open the aircraft's doors during the flight, the airline claimed.
Turkey 18/07/2019 Watch: Underground city attracts throngs of visitors to Turkey Archaeologists have estimated that the city was probably built in the late Byzantine period, 600-800 years ago.
United Kingdom 18/07/2019 Manchester Arena attack: Brother of suicide bomber Salman Abedi set to be charged with murder The younger brother of the Manchester Arena suicide bomber will be charged with murder after being extradited to the UK, police say.
USA 18/07/2019 Lagarde resigns from IMF — these Europeans could succeed her Due to an understanding between the US and Europe, the head of the IMF has always been European, while the World Bank has always been led by an American.
World 17/07/2019 Italian, U.S. police make arrests as Mafia clan looks to regroup Italian, U.S. police make arrests as Mafia clan looks to regroup
World 17/07/2019 Ryanair's British pilot union to vote on possible August strike Ryanair's British pilot union to vote on possible August strike
World 17/07/2019 Europe could experience another heatwave next week "June was the hottest June on record and July is now shaping up to be the hottest July on record," Michael Mann, Climate Scientist, Professor & Director of the Penn State ESSC, told Euronews.
