France 'French Spiderman' performs another hair-raising feat France’s very own ‘Spiderman’ has scaled the Total tower in the La Defense business district of Paris to raise awareness of the problem of hair loss 21 March 2016
No Comment US fisherman catches huge shark In West Beach, Galveston, Texas, a fisherman had the surprise of his life. He caught a six-feet long shark. The man succeeded in beaching it with 18 March 2016
Canada [Watch] Inmates escape Canadian jail by helicopter Two inmates at a Canadian jail created their own version of “The Great Escape”, fleeing Quebec’s St-Jérôme jail by clinging to a cord attached to a 17 March 2016
No Comment 107-year-old woman dances with Harlem Globetrotters A month after she saw one dream come true by visiting the White House and meeting Barack and Michelle Obama, Virginia McLaurin celebrated turning 107 16 March 2016
Sport America dominates snowboarding world championships in China The 2nd edition of the Corona World Championships of Snowboarding has taken place in Yabuli in north-eastern China. Over 200 riders from 40 nations 15 March 2016
World News And also...Grannies in a sports car and a penis in a passport Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not reach the 11 March 2016
Sport UK wife-carrying championships: 'A test of true love' Ladies were swept off their feet in Surrey this weekend during the 9th annual UK wife-carrying championships, a unique event which brings husbands 7 March 2016
USA Casper the friendly Octopus An unfinned octopus has been spotted thousands of metres below the water north west of Hawaii. Named Casper, due to its ghost-like appearance, the 6 March 2016
United Kingdom Pensioner and teen quizzed as fire engine leaves trail of destruction Two men aged 19 and 66 are being questioned by police in Northern Ireland after a stolen fire engine went on a trail of destruction. Its lights 5 March 2016
No Comment Ash competition at Cuban cigar festival Hundreds of aficionados gathered at Cuba’s 18th annual cigar festival in Havana for an unusual competition: who could create the longest chain of 5 March 2016
World News And also... Lenin becomes Lennon; an Oscar at the airport and more Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which may not have reached the 4 March 2016
Sport 11-year old hits hole-in-one at Woods' course A hole in one is a very rare occurance for an amateur golfer. In fact according to the national hole-in-one association the odds of hitting an ace is 3 March 2016
No Comment Unstoppable An elephant runs amok during a festival in India’s southern Kerala state, attacking nearly 27 vehicles parked near a temple. 2 March 2016
No Comment UK emergency services prepare for the worst A crash involving two tube trains leads to the evacuation of dozens of passengers from London’s underground network: this is the scenario of a drill 1 March 2016
No Comment A ring for the ladies Up to a dozen women and girls train in a dilapidated Karachi boxing club with hopes of one day winning a medal for Pakistan. 1 March 2016
World News How do other parts of Europe mark the leap year? Leap years – which see an extra day (29th) added to February every four years to allow for the Earth taking 365.2422 days to orbit the sun – are 29 February 2016
Ireland Watch: What happens in Ireland when keys to a ballot box are lost It’s the no-nonsense approach to vote counting likely to give legal officers the jitters. Staff at an election count in Ireland were left scrambling 29 February 2016
No Comment Recycle for good Primary school students in a remote Taiwanese village have collected around 100,000 bottle caps to create colourful frescoes and raise environmental 29 February 2016
No Comment Flying Scotsman leaves London after 10-year refit The Flying Scotsman – one of the world’s most famous steam locomotives – set off from London on Thursday on its first journey following a 10-year 26 February 2016