14 March 2020 | Euronews
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Italy Coronavirus: Satellite data shows Italy's pollution plummet amid COVID-19 lockdown Nitrogen dioxide emissions have declined in northern Italy since its coronavirus lockdown, data shows. -
World News White House steps up safeguards as Trump awaits COVID-19 test results US President Donald Trump revealed on Saturday he had been tested for COVID-19. He is awaiting the results. -
New Zealand New Zealand cancels mosque shooting memorial over virus fear New Zealand cancels mosque shooting memorial over virus fear -
Italy Coronavirus: What's it like travelling through Italy amid the COVID-19 lockdown? Journalist Michele Carlino guides us through a trip from Calabria to Lyon and finds the situation is worlds apart once we reach France. -
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Spain Coronavirus: Wuhan football team leaving Spain to escape virus Wuhan's football team has been stranded in Spain for weeks with the Chinese city on lockdown over coronavirus. Now they're fleeing Spain to avoid the virus. -
Ecotech This is the best country in Europe for driving an electric car Far ahead of the rest of the world, this small Nordic country is well on its way to making fossil fuels a thing of the past. -
Spain Coronavirus: Spain-bound planes turn around mid-air as COVID-19 cases soar At least seven Jet2 flights turned around mid-air on the way to Spain with Madrid set to announce a coronavirus lockdown. -
Mali Two hostages kidnapped in Burkina Faso found safe and sound in Mali The couple had disappeared mid-December 2018 while crossing Burkina Faso, a country heavily affected by jihadists attacks. -
Russia Lenin was once a Londoner who hated the weather and loved riding the bus Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov spent just over a year at a tiny flat near Kings Cross -
Greece Immediate evacuation of migrant camps in Greece needed to contain coronavirus, says MSF People in Greece's migrant camps do not have sufficient access to water and soap and need to be evacuated immediately, says MSF. -
World News Coronavirus: World is 'nowhere near ready' to deal with these types of outbreaks, expert says “With increasing population, with increasing environmental destruction, we are likely to see an accelerating rate of these types of outbreaks," an epidemiologist says.