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Now playing Next State Of The Union State of the Union: Floods hit Europe State of the Union is euronews’ weekly round-up of European affairs. 03/06/2016
Now playing Next World News And also...from a footballing own-goal in Spain to record-breaking dancing grannies Via €1.7 bn under the bed a home delivery of water from the sacred Ganges and a horror cartoon in Germany. 03/06/2016
Now playing Next Cult At a gallery near you Contemporary art, photography festivals and architectural exhibits across Europe. 03/06/2016
Now playing Next No Comment Heavy rain and flooding in France and Germany France In Nemours, 3,000 out of 13,000 inhabitants had to be evacuated from the town centre. 03/06/2016
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Now playing Next World News Germany and France face more rain after deadly floods The damage to homes and businesses is devastating and the number of lives lost in flood-hit parts of Europe continues to rise. 02/06/2016
Now playing Next Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Poland warned over court reforms The Brief from Brussels is the daily round-up of all the top stories from across Europe. 01/06/2016
Now playing Next World News Torrential rain brings flooding from Paris to Prague Northern Europe has continued to be lashed by torrential rain, bringing extensive flooding to Belgium, Germany and France. 01/06/2016
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Now playing Next Cinema Twenty-five years of MEDIA programme It has supported the development of thousands of films and their international distribution. 30/05/2016
Now playing Next Germany Germany: Storm leaves several dead including teenage girl and firefighter At least four people have been killed in a storm in southwest Germany. 30/05/2016
Now playing Next Unreported Europe The population slide of Europe Euronews travels to Hungary and Greece to investigate how they are dealing with Europe’s declining population. 27/05/2016
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