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11:04
Faut-il arrêter le tabac ?
Martine Pérez et Francis Caballero reviennent sur les méfaits du tabac au micro de Bruce Toussaint. Retrouvez les interviews de Bruce Toussaint sur http://www.europe1.fr/Infos/Europe-1-matin/
08:44
Bertrand : "Quand va-t-on tordre le coup à cette fable ?"
Xavier Bertrand a démenti le fait que les plans sociaux auraient été retardés à cause de la présidentielle. "Et puis quoi encore ?", s'est exclamé l'ancien ministre du Travail, sur Europe 1. "Quand va-t-on tordre le coup à cette fable ?", a-t-il poursuivi. Pour en savoir plus, rendez-vous sur www.europe1.fr
07:45
Denis Westhoff : "C'est dur d'écrire quand on est le fils de Sagan"
Denis Westhoff se confie au micro de Nikos Aliagas à l'occasion de la sortie de son livre. Retrouvez les interviews de Nikos Aliagas sur http://www.europe1.fr/Infos/Europe-1-matin/
00:50
Cameron ex-spokesman charged with perjury
British Prime Minister David Cameron's former press spokesman has been charged with perjury, after denying in court any knowledge of widespread phone hacking at the tabloid newspaper he once edited.Andy Coulson, who was Cameron's communications director between 2007 and 2011, had spent the day being questioned by Scottish police after being arrested at his home in London....http://www.euronews.net/
02:55
Un duel au sommet
Mitt Romney a décroché sans surprise l'investiture du Parti républicain à l'élection présidentielle américaine. Retrouvez les chroniques d'Alexandre Adler sur http://www.europe1.fr/Infos/Europe-1-matin/
03:11
Ich bin normal !
Le Premier ministre normal Jean-Marc Ayrault fait du stop avec l'une de ses ministres normales.Retrouvez les chroniques de Jérôme Commandeur sur http://www.europe1.fr/Infos/Europe-1-matin/
06:54
Chômage : Sapin promet "un panel de mesures"
Le ministre de l'Emploi Michel Sapin a exposé jeudi les grands axes de sa lutte contre le chômage et promet "un panel de mesures". Plus d'informations sur www.Europe1.fr
01:10
Sierra Leone watches Taylor's day of judgement
The sentencing of former Liberian president Charles Taylor to 50 years imprisonment for war crimes was watched by hundreds back in Sierra Leone.The landmark judgement by the court in The Hague had been long awaited by those who had suffered from the brutal tactics of the rebels Taylor has sponsored.Amputations rape and murder had been all too common....http://www.euronews.net/
01:05
Freed French journalist: " FARC treated me well"
Freed French journalist Romeo Langlois has emerged from the Colombian jungle with no complaints about his treatment at the hands of FARC rebels.Langlois who works for a French television channel had been held for over a month but was eventually handed to a group of international mediators. He later gave a short news conference....http://www.euronews.net/
01:59
Liaison fatale
Un enseignant a vu sa vie se transformer en cauchemar suite à l'arrêt d'une liaison virtuelle sur Meetic. Retrouvez les chroniques de Guy Birenbaum sur http://www.europe1.fr/MediaCenter/Emissions/Europe-1-matin-Emmanuel-Maubert/
01:08
Italie : "immergé dans une poussière blanche"
Une sexagénaire a survécu à l'effondrement de son immeuble à Cavezzo, en Italie, après une nouvelle série de tremblements de terre. Ses voisins, qui ont suivi toute la scène, témoignent. Propos recueillis par Martin Feneau, plus d'informations sur www.Europe1.fr
03:17
Who's footing Germany's energy revolution? | Made in Germany
Studio guest on this edition: Thomas Straubhaar from the Hamburg Institute of International Economics.
02:52
OFFSHORE - Sailing hard into the wind (1) | Made in Germany
Germany's move away from nuclear energy has given new impetus to technologies like wind power. As many as 10,000 wind turbines are to be set up in the North Sea and the Baltic by 2030, generating some 25 gigawatts of power. German ports are hoping to benefit from this boom. The port city of Cuxhaven hopes to become an important base for firms working offshore.Read more on http://www.dw.de/dw/episode/0,,15949928,00.html
03:46
Italian companies do business in Germany | Made in Germany
The economic crisis hit Italy hard, and with it many of the country's mid-sized businesses that rely heavily on their domestic market. But some Italian firms have found steady clients abroad, especially in Germany. One of them is Artemide, a maker of designer lighting based in Milan.Read more on http://www.dw.de/dw/episode/0,,15949928,00.html
04:59
Europe's largest musical instruments dealer | Made in Germany
Based just outside of the Bavarian city of Bamberg over the last 15 years, what started as a small music store has turned into a large company that operates globally. Bands, concert organizers and sound experts from around the world turn to Thomann for their musical equipment needs.Read more on http://www.dw.de/dw/episode/0,,15949928,00.html
04:41
Ludacris - Southern Hospitality
Ludacris - Southern HospitalityR & B - (C) 2000 The Island Def Jam Music GroupUniversal Music Spain S.L.
03:44
Ludacris - Saturday (Oooh! Ooooh!)
Ludacris - Saturday (Oooh! Ooooh!)Hip Hop - (C) 2001 The Island Def Jam Music GroupUniversal Music Spain S.L.
02:35
Lucie Vondrackova - Vanocni strom
Lucie Vondrackova - Vanocni stromPop - (C) 2010 Tommu RecordsUniversal Music Spain S.L.
03:39
Primal Rock Rebellion - No Friendly Neighbour
Primal Rock Rebellion - No Friendly NeighbourMetal - (C) 2012 V2 Records International Limited, T/A Spinefarm Records UK under exclusive licence from A. Smith Holdings LimitedUniversal Music Division Special Digital Projects
43:26
All My Children Soap Special
Presented By TV Guide Network. Look back at the long and storied history of All My Children with interviews from cast members past and present, including host Cameron McIntosh, Susan Lucci, Sarah Michele Gellar and more.
