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'Don't bomb Syria' say demonstrators in London and Madrid

Anti-war activists took to the streets of London on Saturday as Britain weighs up whether to take military action against ISIL in Syria

United Kingdom

UK child sex abuse inquiry to investigate 'people of prominence'

The head of a major British inquiry into decades of child sexual abuse said that allegations involving so-called people of prominence will be

United Kingdom

Marathon great Radcliffe cleared of all doping charges

Economy

Britain's economy slows as trade hit by global decline

Britain’s economy slowed in the three months to September as trade held back growth, a victim of the global decline. The latest figures from the

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Malta

Happy memories: Queen Elizabeth opens Commonwealth summit in Malta

Her trips abroad are increasingly rare. But Britain’s 89-year-old Queen Elizabeth is in Malta where she formally opened a summit of Commonwealth

Economy

More shoppers go online for Black Friday bargains

Euphoric and excited amid the frenzy to secure the best bargains, they poured into New York stores as soon as the doors opened. Black Friday actually

World News

And also... #1in5Muslims; not quite terrorism; Russia's unlikely friendship

Every Friday, journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which might not have reached the

Cinema

Sufragette - a film which reflects a milestone in British history

For women to have the right to vote in the UK a group of women suffered the brutality of the authorities and the contempt of a part of society. Sarah

Economy

Tesco settles US shareholder lawsuit over 'accounting regularities'

Britain’s largest retailer Tesco has agreed to settle a US shareholder lawsuit claiming that accounting irregularities inflated its share price. The

Economy

Barclays fined 103m euros for failing to run checks on rich clients

Barclays has been fined 72 million pounds (103 million euros) for failing to run proper checks on rich clients to prevent financial crime. Britain’s

United Kingdom

Britain's parliament debates Cameron's call to air war in Syria

Westminster was packed on Thursday as Prime Minister David Cameron laid out his case for intervention in Syria. A vote will be held on extending the

Sport

Belgium prepare for first Davis Cup final in over a century

Belgium’s finest tennis players have been pounding the clay in preparation for this weekend’s Davis Cup final against Great Britain in Ghent. The

Cinema

Coming to the big screen near you

“Les Cowboys” is a drama from France but there is not a gunslinger in sight. The French film tops our list of European films that are hitting the big

Syria

Anti-ISIL coalition courts Russia to destroy ISIL

Diplomacy has increasingly been mixing with war measures as allies redouble efforts to destroy the radical Islamic State movement ISIL — talking

France

David Cameron offers France immediate assistance in its Syrian air campaign

British Prime Minister David Cameron has been to Paris for breakfast and talks with French President Francois Hollande. Cameron visited the Bataclan

Culture news

No streaming for Adele's '25' in the shops now

Adele has released her new album ‘25’ her first collection since ‘21’ hit the charts in 2011 selling 30 million copies worldwide. Adele: 25 review –

Cinema

'Carol' a tale of lesbian love and lust in 50's New York

Cate Blanchett plays alongside Rooney Mara in director Todd Haynes’ steamy lesbian love flic ‘Carol’ based on the controversial novel by Partricia

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France and England football fans unite for La Marseillaise at Wembley

In a change of protocol for an international football match at England’s Wembley Stadium, God Save the Queen was played first, leaving the French

Culture news

'Bond in Motion' 007's wheels on show in London

James Bond films are as much about cars as they are about espionage, seduction and dry martinis. The latest movie, ‘Spectre,’ is no exception and

France

Paris attacks give momentum to fight against ISIL

The Paris attacks continue to add urgency to the international fight against ISIL. The US Secretary of State, John Kerry, arrived in Paris on Monday