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The sky is no limit: Your space questions answered at #Ask Space

From what happens to space junk to the practicalities of voyaging to Mars, #AskSpace provides answers to your most burning questions about outer space.

Pakistan

Heartbreak of Pakistani family after Texas school shooting

Pakistani exchange student Sabika Sheikh was in El Paso as part of a student exchange programme. It should have been an exciting opportunity for her, but instead she lost her life.

United Kingdom

The personalities who stole the show at the Royal Wedding

It's not just about the bride and groom. The Royal wedding was attended by an entire cast of personalities. These are the ones that got us talking.

United Kingdom

The sermon that made us sit up and listen

The sermon is the part of a wedding that many of us skip over. But Rev Michael Curry had us all captivated for 14 minutes at the wedding of Prince Harry to Meghan Markle.

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United Kingdom

The Royal Wedding: What were they wearing?

The all important question: what were all the guests at the Royal wedding wearing, and which lucky designers will benefit from such a prestigious international showcase?

USA

Iran sanctions: their impact at home and abroad

The US will reimpose "full" sanctions on Iran and on foreign companies trading with Iran. What impact will this decision have on Iranians and on the rest of the world?

World News

World reacts to US decision to pull out of Iran nuclear deal

Iran's President Rohani says he will try to maintain a deal that works for his country but his threat was clear: if negotiations are unsatisfactory, Iran will recommence full uranium enrichment. European leaders, meanwhile, urge calm and restraint.

USA

Iran threatens nuclear expansion after Trump quits deal

Although the US has withdrawn from the deal, the other signatories remain part of it, and Iran has said that it will negotiate to keep the deal in place.

World News

Which European nations are most glued to their screens?

Screens are ubiquitous: computers, tablets, TVs, mobile phones. But how much time do Europeans spend gazing at them outside work?

United Kingdom

The Royal Wedding: everything you need to know

Millions will tune in around the globe to watch the UK's Prince Harry tie the knot with US actress Meghan Markle. But what is happening, when, and what does it all mean? Euronews has this handy guide.

World News

More than just a budget: Europe's financial future

The EU budget: it's full of dry, impenetrable figures and indecipherable Euro-jargon, no? Well, not this time. The Commission is using it to determine the shape of the European future, and there is more revolution in there than you might at first think.

Korea

Seven handshakes that changed the world

A symbol of peace and unification, handshakes seal deals big and small, not always with the willing participation of both parties...

Ireland

Preserved heart of Dublin's patron saint returned home

The heart, preserved in a wooden box sealed with iron for over eight centuries, has no monetary value, but is a priceless relic for Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin, from where it was stolen six years' ago.

World News

Six charts that show what parenthood is like in Europe today

The Duchess of Cambridge has just given birth to a son, her third child. The life of these Royal parents may be radically different from the lives of most European families, but what does parenthood look like for the rest of us? These six charts will tell you everything you need to know.

South Korea

"Nut rage" sisters step down from Korean Air

One of them flew into a rage when her nuts were served in a packet instead of a bowl, and the other stands accused of throwing water in someone's face: the daughters of Korean Air's chief have been forced to stand down from the company.

France

France: Antisemitism is everyone's business

More than 250 high-profile figures have signed a manifesto in France condemning the rise of anti-semitism in the country, and call for action to be taken before "France is no longer France".

Greece

Turkey using Greek soldiers as "bargaining chips"

Turkey has said it will release two Greek soldiers it has imprisoned once eight of its own servicemen are returned home from Greece, where they fled after a failed coup attempt. Athens says this amounts to "blackmail".

Pakistan

Malala returns home for first time since she was shot by Taliban in 2012

Youngest-ever Nobel Laureate, Malala Yousafzai, has returned home to the Swat Valley in Pakistan for first time since she was shot there by the Taliban in 2012.

Sport

ATP Miami Masters 1000: Zverev will face Isner in the final

In the ATP Miami Masters 1000, German Alexander Zverev will face American John Isner in the final.

Russia

Russia expels 60 US diplomats in escalating global standoff

Moscow expels 60 US diplomats and closes the American embassy in St Petersburg in an escalating global standoff provoked by the poisoning of a former Russian double-agent living in the UK.

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