Chris Pilcher
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United Kingdom
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Ungvari steals show on Day 2 of Budapest Grand Prix
Amidst more thrills and spills at the judo showpiece event, the video referee rules in Miklos Ungvari's favour, who becomes world champion on home soil at the age of 37. → Read More
Mali presidential race enters decisive polling day
Ibrahim Boubacor Keita is on the verge of winning a second term with a significant lead over rival Soumalia Cisse, but has faced accusations of ballot fixing. → Read More
Sanchez & Merkel agree on 'shared vision' for migrant crisis
The leaders met in Andalucia, agreeing to prioritise a 'fair distribution', with German determined to stop so-called 'second-hand migration' into its country. → Read More
Russia calls fresh US sanctions "illegal"
The Kremlin says it's begun working on retaliatory measures after seeing it's rouble currency hit a two-year low because of the sanctions. → Read More
BMW recalls 324,000 vehicles after fire concerns
Following a string of incidents in South Korea, the luxury carmaker is taking the drastic safety measure to prevent any of its vehicles distributed in Europe catching fire. → Read More
Germany's Degenkolb takes Tour stage nine
John Degenkolb won a dramatic stage 9 of the Tour de France, outsprinting yellow jersey holder Greg Van Avermaet late on. → Read More
Exclusive: Life on board the boat carrying 629 migrants
As Aquarius heads to Spain, the 629 migrants on board the boat continue to endure difficult conditions with limited space, food and water. Euronews' Anelise Borges, → Read More
Italy's mayors blast decision to turn away migrant boat
As Spain prepares to welcome a ship carrying 629 migrants, mayors around Italy call it a "criminal" move to refuse their entry to the country. → Read More
Where does Trump's outburst leave international relations?
Euronews speaks to American politics expert, Vincent Michelot, discussing the effects of the US President's enraged Twitter outburst following the weekend's G7 Summit. → Read More
Italy to redirect 629 migrants to Malta, says Italian official
The migrants were rescued in six different operations off Libyan shores on Saturday morning and their boat awaits confirmation for somewhere to dock. → Read More
Knife attack on Japan train leaves 1 dead and 2 injured
22-year-old Ichiro Kojima has been arrested on suspected murder, on board a Shinkansen bullet train on Saturday night. → Read More
Hong Kong: Activist found guilty of rioting in 2016
Prominent independence activist 26-year-old Edward Leung could face up to 12 years in prison for his role in one of the former British colony's worst ever riots. → Read More
Syria: regime forces retake rebel-held Rastan
The acquisition is the last area in central Syria still beseiged by President Basha Al-Assad's troops, depriving rebels of a crucial highway between Hama and Homs. → Read More
Short film asks for Syrian fighting to stop for World Cup
A Syrian Civil society group called 'We Exist!' has produced the film to highlight the extent of suffering in the country since the last World Cup. → Read More
Briton Simon Yates takes Stage 11 of Giro D'Italia 2018
The 25-year-old Michelton-Scott rider produced a sublime final sprint to give himself a 47 second lead at the top of the leaderboard with 10 stages to go. → Read More
Sporting Lisbon players 'attacked' inside training complex by hooligans
The club has condemned the 'acts of vandalism and aggression' after the intruders, reportedly armed with sticks and belts, left one of their players needing treatment for head injuries. → Read More
Gaza City mourns eight month old Layla Al Ghandour
The baby girl is among dozens of victims following Monday's clashes between Palestinian protesters and Israeli troops, the region's worst day of violence in four years. → Read More
The Old Vic theatre celebrates its 200th anniversary
Big names in British acting from Lawrence Olivier to Dame Judi Dench performed at the famous auditorium over the years. → Read More
Palma bans holiday apartment owners renting to tourists
Local authorities in the popular Spanish holiday resort have taken the measure to try and tackle overcrowding and noise complaints. → Read More
Syrian pro-government forces 'strike IS positions' in Damascus
Syria's state television reports the operation taking place in Yarmouck, where thousands of Palestinian refugees live. → Read More