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Over 1.4 million to die from cancer in EU this year: Study

Lung cancer has been found to be the deadliest form of the disease for both sexes, surpassing breast cancer for women.

World

Further Brexit confusion as Speaker derails May's third vote plan

The UK Prime Minister's plan for a third so-called meaningful vote on her Brexit deal has been derailed by the speaker of the House of Commons. John Bercow said he would not allow Theresa May's motion to be put to parliament again if it looked 'substantially the same' as the last time she put it to

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EU leaders to decide fate of Article 50 extension

"When the UK decided to leave the European Union, it was the decision made with some consequences," said Slovenia's foreign minister.

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NGOs slam EU-Turkey refugee agreement as non-viable and ineffective

The agreement between the EU and Turkey to control the flow of refugees has led to non-viable and ineffective policies and practices in Greece

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Italy

This robotic prosthesis could make life easier for amputees

The CYBELEGs PLUS PLUS programme is working to develop a robotic prosthesis to reduce physical and cognitive effort for amputees.. But their use could be much more wide-reaching.

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[Interactive map] Euronews' European election #EUroadtrip

Get the latest updates from Euronews correspondents as they travel around Europe to speak to voters about the issues that matter to them ahead of the European Parliamentary elections.

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Can May bring back Brexit deal for third Commons vote?

Theresa May’s deal was resoundingly defeated for the second time when brought back last week.

Portugal

Road Trip day 1, Lisbon: Portuguese workers demand returns

Euronews sets out on a two-month trip ahead of the European elections

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Third Brexit vote: 'We don't yet have the support', minister admits

Philip Hammond says many MPs were changing their minds ahead of the March 29 Brexit deadline

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Nigel Farage leads march over 'Brexit betrayal'

Nigel Farage, a key figure in the UK's campaign to leave the EU joined protesters on Saturday for a 270-mile march over what they say is a Brexit betrayal.

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Asylum requests in EU sharply decline in 2018, new data shows

Asylum requests in the EU sharply declined in 2018 compared with previous years, new figures released by Eurostat have shown.

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Full interview: EU needs to 'learn from Brexit', says Michel Barnier

In an exclusive Euronews interview talking to former European MP Daniel Cohn-Bendit, Barnier said the key question that needed to be answered was why Britain had chosen to leave the EU.

Hungary

Hungary's Orban apologises to 'useful idiots' to keep Fidesz in EPP

Hungary's Orban has apologised to Belgian MP Wouter Beke in a bid to stay in the EPP.

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Raw Politics ICYMI: Brexit chaos and the EU's reactions

Check out the best highlights from this week's Raw Politics.

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MEP Verhofstadt: Farage to 'destroy the European Union from within'

Belgian MEP Guy Verhofstadt accuses Nigel Farage of "trying to destroy the European Union from within".

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MEPs react to possible extension of Brexit deadline | Raw Politics

British and other European MEPs react to the possibility of extending Article 50.

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Raw Politics in full: EU reacts as UK readies for no-deal Brexit vote

Catch all the latest analysis on tonight's Raw Politics' Brexit special.

United Kingdom

“We’re leaving the EU, but we should be friends,’ Brit, 6, tells Tusk

A letter sent to EU Council President Donald Tusk from a 6-year-old British girl has brought leaders a little perspective during the tumultuous weeks before Brexit.

World

Legal expert says Leavers prefer 'valiant defeat' to May's deal

Watch the Raw Politics panel discuss this week's Brexit votes on Tuesday night's episode.

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MEPs discuss what's to come after May's moment of truth | Raw Politics

British MEP Neena Gill says May has "always been fighting for her political survival".