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Two men charged with murder of journalist Lyra McKee, Northern Irish police say

Lyra McKee was fatally shot on April 18, 2019, during riots and clashes with police in the Catholic area of Creggan

SpaceX: How safe is the mission launched with an all-civilian crew?

Is Area X's latest launch, Inspiration four, a leap forward in business area journey or a danger too far? Euronews talked to two specialists to seek out out.

Faroe Islands PM says role of dolphin hunts will be examined after killing sparks outcry

The Faroese prime minister has stated the position of dolphin searching can be examined after ugly footage posted on Sunday confirmed almost 1,500 lifeless sea mammals lying on a seashore.

Russians head to polls in general election as Navalny's 'smart voting' app is blocked

The ruling United Russia social gathering is predicted to comfortably maintain its majority within the State Duma after a lacklustre campaign season marked by a crackdown on critical opposition groups.

Second Dutch minister resigns over Afghanistan evacuations

Ank Bijleveld is the second minister within the Netherlands' caretaker coalition authorities to resign over the evacuations, following the overseas minister, Sigrid Kaag.

Four indicted in Germany over links to Islamic extremist group Jabhat al-Nusra

German citizen Marius A. is alleged to have travelled to Syria in 2013 to battle with the Al-Qaida splinter group, while three different males are accused of amassing funds on his behalf.

Entire Dutch rail network disrupted by communications breakdown

The Dutch rail network ground to a halt on Thursday night resulting from a communications breakdown between drivers and visitors managers.

Stolen church doors return to Cyprus Orthodox Church from Japan decades after Turkish invasion

The ornately-decorated picket doorways have been stolen from a village church after the Turkish invasion in 1974, earlier than resurfacing years later in an art school in Ishikawa.

Poland discriminated against gay mother in custody battle, says European court

A Polish mom has been awarded €10,000 in damages after she lost custody of her youngsters by starting a relationship with another lady.

Berlin referendum: Voters mull one of Europe’s most radical ripostes to gentrification

A referendum on election day on September 26 is neck-and-neck however polls have 'Ja' taking the advantage.

European Parliament strongly backs legal rights for digital platform workers

Brussels will now draw up plans to guard app-based staff, after MEPs overwhelmingly backed giving them full employment rights underneath EU regulation.

Baby killer whale rescued in Russia's Far East

A child killer whale that had been stranded in Russia's Far East, was rescued, footage from Russian State TV RU-RTR showed. The rescue happened in the Magadan region, after the killer whale was left stranded when a low tide occurred within the Gertne...

Ukraine says Russia is violating international law by holding elections in Crimea

Russia has distributed over 600,000 passports in pro-separatist japanese Ukraine in current months to encourage residents to vote.

London Mayor unveils series of colourful road crossings

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan unveils a collection of painted street crossings in central London, created by artist Yinka Ilori, as the British capital hopes to rework a uninteresting and grey winter into an explosion of colour and life amid the coronav...

Yom Kippur synagogue attack plot: Teenager and three others arrested in Germany

The inside minister of North Rhine-Westphalia stated officers had been tipped off about an "Islamist-motivated menace" forward of the Jewish holiday.