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Flight cancellations: Passenger's rights
With summer all but upon us u-talk thought it was time to tackle the thorny subject of flyer's rights....http://www.euronews.net/
Colombia: French journalist freed by FARC rebels
French journalist Romeo Langlois has been freed after being held for more than a month by Colombia's FARC guerrilas.The 35-year-old was taken hostage on April 28 in the southern Caqueta region after he was caught in the crossfire between a government military unit and heavily armed FARC rebels.Langlois was, at the time, embedded with the Colombian troops....http://www.euronews.net/
Sex trafficking still on the rise
Human trafficking is a crime against humanity, yet it is on the rise globally, not least in Europe. The main victims of this appalling crime are young women and girls, enslaved and exploited for sex....http://www.euronews.net/
Zeitlin's Beasts wins Camera d'Or
Director Benh Zeitlin has won the Camera d'Or - Golden Camera prize - at the Cannes Film Festival. His film Beasts Of The Southern Wild is set and filmed in Louisiana. It is centred around six-year-old Hushpuppy, her father Wink and their life in the 'Bathtub' - an isolated community, on the edge of a southern delta....http://www.euronews.net/
MEPs demand more action against prostitution at sports...
MEPs have called for more to be done to prevent prostitution at big sporting events. Many in the European Parliament are concerned the issue isn't been taken seriously enough ahead of the Euro 2012 Football Championships in Poland and Ukraine and the London Olympics this summer. Anti-prostitution campaigners say that major tournaments are often coupled with a surge in sex trafficking....http://www.euronews.net/
Another night in tents for Italy earthquake victims
A woman was rescued from under the rubble of her home in Cavezzo after Tuesdays earthquake in northern Italy. The 65-year-old had returned to the building, already damaged after an earlier earthquake hit the Emilia-Romagna nine days earlier. She became trapped after the second tremor in two weeks, but protected by cupboards that had fallen on top of her. ...http://www.euronews.net/
Assange a step closer to US
Since 7 December 2010, Assange has struggled to defend himself and to keep the public informed - the many people supporting him. As Wikileaks publishes private, secret, and classified information from anonymous news sources and whistleblowers, its founder has upset a lot of people too, including governments and corporations. ...http://www.euronews.net/
EU ready to ease Spain's deficit pain
Spain could get an extra year until 2014 to cut its debts, the European Commission has said. The potential lifeline came as Spanish borrowing costs once again crept towards the danger zone. Brussels insists any concession is on condition Madrid reins in its profligate autonomous regions and speeds up reforms. ...http://www.euronews.net/
Ireland votes in fiscal pact referendum
Ireland votes in a referendum on Thursday about whether to approve the terms of the EU fiscal pact that was agreed in March.It's the only country putting the treaty, which aims to reintroduce strict discipline into national budgets, to a public vote....http://www.euronews.net/
Berlin police swoop on Hell's Angels bikers
There've been furthers raids on the bikers' club Hell's Angels in Germany, this time in the capital Berlin.The sweep, on around 30 homes, was brought forward after gang members were tipped off.On Tuesday, the state parliament banned the "Berlin City" chapter of the gang which is suspected of involvement in violent crimes....http://www.euronews.net/
Poland demands Obama apology over 'death camp' slipup
Poland has complained after US President Barack Obama slipped up during a ceremony to honour a dead World War II hero.Obama described what he called a "Polish death camp" during the posthumous award of the Medal of Freedom for Jan Karski.The phrasing is considered hugely offensive because of Nazi Germany's invasion of Poland, where the majority of concentration camps were set up....http://www.euronews.net/
Norway public sector strike widens
Around 50,000 people have now joined a public sector strike in Norway.That's double the number of workers who began a walk out last week over pay.Operators of boats that guide tankers to the country's oil refineries have joined the action - which is rare in Norway - and threatens to disrupt oil and gas supplies....http://www.euronews.net/
Turkey expels Syrian envoys over Houla massacre
Turkey on Wednesday joined a host of Western nations in expelling Syrian diplomats from its soil.Ankara's move follows similar action by the US, Britain, France, Canada and Germany amongst others in protest against last Friday's massacre in Houla....http://www.euronews.net/
UK court rules Wikileaks Assange can be tried in Sweden
Britain's Supreme Court has decided Wikileaks founder Julian Assange can be extradited to Sweden over alleged sex crimes. Lawyers for the Australian claimed that a European Arrest Warrant was invalid because it was issued by a Swedish prosecutor instead of a judge. However, the UK court recognised the authority of the prosecutor by a majority of 5-2. ...http://www.euronews.net/
Blackberry maker's troubles mount
Research In Motion - the struggling maker of BlackBerry smartphones - has said it has hired bankers to carry out a far-reaching strategic review of the company and look for partnerships. At the same time it warned of a likely shock operating loss in the fiscal quarter that ends in June and said it will cut jobs. Sources say the workforce could be slashed from 16,500 to 10,000. ...http://www.euronews.net/
Greek firefighters stage angry protest
Greek firefighters on Wednesday protested in central Athens against the decision not to renew their contracts.The country's fire service union said some 2,000 members of staff were affected.Firefighter Nikolaos Krinos said he had not been paid since June, which means he is unable to collect unemployment....http://www.euronews.net/
Slash: Apocalyptic Love
Legendary rock guitarist Slash - formerly lead guitar player for US band Guns N' Roses - has just released his second solo album.Apocalyptic Love features vocals from Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators.His last self-titled album included cameos from Chris Cornell, Ozzy Osbourne, Ian Astbury, Adam Levine, Iggy Pop and others but this time Slash took a different approach.http://www.euronews.net/
Istanbul's controversial third Bosphorus bridge
The Turkish government has announced who is to build Istanbul's third bridge over the Bosphorus.A consortium formed by ICTAS of Turkey and the Italian firm Astaldi has been awarded the contract for the project. It has been given the go-ahead despite criticism from planners and environmentalists. ...http://www.euronews.net/
Liberia's Taylor jailed for 50 years for war crimes
A UN-backed court sentenced former Liberian leader Charles Taylor on Wednesday to 50 years in jail for war crimes.The Special Court for Sierra Leone found Taylor guilty last month of supporting rebels who murdered, raped and mutilated thousands of people during the West African country's civil war....http://www.euronews.net/