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France

Laurent Wauquiez resigns as leader of France's centre-right party

One week after the European elections, the leader of France's centre-right Les Républicains party steps down.

United Kingdom

Liverpool celebrate Champions League win with victory parade

Liverpool's players and coach returned from Madrid on Sunday after their Champions League victory.

United Kingdom

Watch back: US President Trump joins the Queen at state banquet

U.S. President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania arrive in Britain for a three-day state visit. Britain's Queen Elizabeth will greet Trump and Melania with a welcome ceremony outside Buckingham Palace.

Spain

Champions League final 2019 in photos

Liverpool and Tottenham face off in an all-English Champions League final.

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Spain

UEFA warns over 'fake stewards' plot to steal Champions League tickets

Ahead of the Champions League final, UEFA issued a warning about fake stewards and an organised attempt to steal tickets.

Russia

Russian explosives factory blast 'injures at least 79 people'

An explosion at a Russian explosives factory injured at least 79 people, the Russian health ministry said.

Kosovo

Tensions rise between Serbia and Kosovo

Tensions rose between Serbia and Kosovo after Kosovo's police said they carried out an anti-smuggling operation in a majority Serb region.

Europe News

Luxembourg PM says European elections 'a wake up call'

In an interview with Euronews, Luxembourg's prime minister reacted to the recent European elections and talked about what's next for the EU project.

World News

A history of tension: Serbia-Kosovo relations explained

Euronews looks back at one of Europe's most violent conflicts and the tense relations between two nations still at odds.

Austria

Austrian Chancellor Kurz ousted in no-confidence vote

Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz has lost a no-confidence motion, forcing his government from office in the wake of the Russian influence scandal.

United Kingdom

Brexit vs. Remain: Who really won the European elections?

Euronews looks at the United Kingdom's results and compares Brexit parties to Remain parties.

United Kingdom

Citizens' rights groups to sue UK after thousands denied right to vote

Citizens' rights groups the3million and British in Europe say they are exploring a legal challenge after thousands of EU citizens in the UK and UK citizens abroad say they were denied the right to vote in the EU elections Thursday.

United Kingdom

Crowdfunding plea to keep Lady Chatterley's Lover in UK

A crowdfunding site has raised tens of thousands of pounds to try to keep the Lady Chatterley's Lover copy that was used in the 1960 obscenity trial in the United Kingdom.

World News

Swedish activist Greta Thunberg addresses climate march in Copenhagen

Greta Thunberg addresses the "People's Climate March" live in front of the Danish Parliament.

Ireland

Fine Gael and Green Party have strong showing in Ireland

Exit polls after Ireland voted for the European Parliament showed strong numbers for governing party Fine Gael (EPP). The Green Party, meanwhile, overtook the Labour party and had surprisingly strong results in Dublin.

World News

European elections 2019: The key results — in one minute

Turnout breaks 50%, mainstream groups lose ground to liberals, Brexit Party storms the UK, Le Pen pips Macron: here's what you need to know about European Elections 2019.

United Kingdom

No expectations? Expert compares UK welfare policy to age of Dickens

In a scathing UN report on poverty in the UK, the UN special rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights said one-fifth of the UK's population was living in poverty.

World News

Why are security experts worried about Huawei building 5G networks?

Euronews asks national security and China experts about the Huawei security concerns.

World News

Fake content floods Facebook ahead of EU elections

A new investigation finds that far-right networks flood Facebook with disinformation ahead of the EU elections.

World News

Parts of London could be submerged by the sea in the next 80 years

In a new study published by PNAS, experts said that there was a plausible chance that sea levels would rise by 2 metres by the year 2100.

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