Darin Graham
euronews
United Kingdom
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Spacecraft beams back first images of most distant object explored by mankind
Spacecraft beams back first images of most distant object explored → Read More
SPECIAL REPORT: Was 2018 the worst year for Climate Change so far?
A look back at the exceptional weather events that hit Europe during 2018 and if climate change can explain it. → Read More
German suspect member of Islamic State let 'slave girl die of thirst,' prosecutors
An alleged member of the Islamic State who is of German origin is facing charges of war crimes after letting a young girl reduced to slavery die of thirst, a federal prosecutor said → Read More
Recent migrant crossings in English Channel 'major incident,' UK Home Office says
Britain's border and immigration authority said the recent migrant crossing attempts in the English Channel is to be treated as a 'major incident' → Read More
Manhunt on in Vienna after five monks assaulted, held captive in church
Several monks have been injured, one has been left with "severe head injuries", after being held captive at a Vienna church, police say. Two men, one carrying a gun, raided the Katholische Kirche Maria at around 1.30 pm local time. → Read More
France avalanche: Boy 'miraculously' survives after being trapped for 40 minutes
A child survived after spending 40 minutes buried under an avalanche in Savoie, France, on Wednesday, mountain rescuers said. → Read More
As cash goes extinct in Sweden, the church moves to adapt
Many banks and businesses in Sweden no longer accept cash and the church is adapting so that people can continue to donate → Read More
UK border authority: 40 migrants cross English Channel into UK
UK border force authorities said 40 migrants crossed the English Channel in five separate incidents overnight and on Christmas Day → Read More
Pope Francis decries 'insatiable greed' of today’s consumerism at Christmas Eve Mass
Pope Francis decries 'insatiable greed' of today’s consumerism in Christmas Eve Mass → Read More
Italy toddler circumcision death: US citizen of Libyan descent investigated for murder, police say
US citizen of Libyan descent arrested in Italy for manslaughter after death of toddler following botched circumcision → Read More
Indonesia tsunami: Norwegian tells of escape as waves struck
Norwegian tells of Indonesia tsunami escape as waves struck his hotel → Read More
Macron says he ‘deeply regrets’ Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw troops from Syria
French President Emmanuel Macron said he deeply regretted US President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw some 2,000 US troops from Syria. → Read More
Moroccans hold vigils in honour of Scandinavian women killed in mountains
Louisa Vesterager Jespersen, 24, from Denmark, and Maren Ueland, 28, from Norway were found dead on Monday. → Read More
Germany: New way to determine gender of chicken eggs could save billions of male chicks from culling
Scientists in Germany have found a way to determine the gender of a chick before it hatches, potentially ending the need to slaughter male chicks. → Read More
Rescue ship with mother, newborn and 309 other migrants 'refused' entry to Malta and Italy
Spanish charity Proactiva Open Arms has rescued 311 migrants in the Mediterranean sea off the coast of Libya, it said on Saturday. → Read More
Hungary warns of more anti-migration campaigns if EU continues to 'reject' its government
More campaigns similar to the anti-migration billboard seen in Brussels, commissioned by Hungary's government, could be organised if the country's leaders are “rejected” by the European Parliament, Budapest's secretary of state for international communications told Euronews. → Read More
New Zealand police find body believed to be British tourist Grace Millane
New Zealand police find body they believe to be British tourist Grace Millane. → Read More
Watch: Sailors spot dolphins feeding on bio-luminescent plankton in the Mediterranean
Rare footage captured the moment dolphins fed on bioluminescent plankton at night in the Mediterranean Sea. Sailors were 120 nautical miles off the Gibraltar coast as the dolphins began swimming highlighted by fluorescent light emitted by the plankton. → Read More
Watch: South Korean train ventures into North Korea for the first time in more than a decade
A train has ventured from South Korea across one of the world's most heavily guarded borders into North Korea for the first time in more than a decade. → Read More
Sudden death at the World Chess Championship as players could reach 'Armageddon'
Armageddon at the World Chess Championship as players reach sudden death → Read More