16 March 2020 | Euronews
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World News Coronavirus: Is the UK out of step with the rest of Europe on social distancing? With bars and restaurants still open in the UK, is London behind the rest of Europe in terms of reacting to this crisis? -
World News Coronavirus: Borders close as Europe takes drastic measures to contain virus Most European nations have closed schools and restricted transport, others have stopped short. Here's how the European response stacks up. -
Italy Venice's famously-polluted canals clear as tourists stay away due to COVID-19 The Italian city's waterways are usually plied by thousands of boats. -
World News Coronavirus: Those infected in polluted cities 'more likely to die', says NGO The European Public Health Alliance cites evidence from a 2003 report into the SARS outbreak. -
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France Coronavirus: Macron announces French lockdown to stop spread of COVID-19 Macron urges the French to stay home and announces tougher new 15-day restrictions to stop the spread of coronavirus -
Climate Now As Arctic Circle winters warm up, what changes lie ahead in the coldest places in Europe? Data from Copernicus reveals this has been the warmest winter on record in Europe. What's it like for those who live in the coldest places on the continent? We went to Abisko, Sweden to find out. -
Romania Romania declares state of emergency over Covid-19 outbreak It's the latest EU country to make the declaration as the number of infections rise across the continent. -
Earth News Europeans eat twice as much meat as the global average A report from Greenpeace suggests we need to cut down dramatically to meet emissions targets. -
Next Series Capturing CO2: How to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from the cement industry Researchers believe the technology behind a pilot reactor, that´s already able to absorb 5% of a cement factory's total carbon dioxide emissions, could contribute to reaching a target of 80% reduction in carbon dioxide emissions in Europe by 2050. -
World News Coronavirus: Most vulnerable should avoid social contact for 12 weeks, says UK PM Boris Johnson has been updating UK advice on coronavirus. -
USA Trump's coronavirus denial could lead to a financial crisis. Here's how to stop it ǀ View It's one thing to use monetary and fiscal policy to psych up an economy that's psyched out. It's another when there is something incredibly real to fear. -
United Kingdom Tough conversations about end of life care can no longer be avoided as coronavirus spreads ǀ View In the coming weeks, we may start to see more families having conversations about how they will plan for a relative being in hospital, any wishes they might have when it comes to dying, and indeed arrangement after their death. -
World News Macron says the EU's external borders will close for 30 days from noon on Tuesday Macron says the EU's external borders will close for 30 days -
World News Tourists stranded across Europe as COVID-19 lockdowns kick in Thousands of travellers have been left in limbo as airlines cancel flights and governments introduce border checks. -
France In pictures: Paris streets remain busy despite partial lockdown Tougher measures to cut the spreading of COVID-19 didn’t stop Parisians and tourists hitting the streets on Sunday. -
Smart Regions How carnivores are being given new life in Europe A project funded by the European Cohesion Policy is promoting better preservation of and coexistence with the continent's dwindling carnivore populations. -
World News Michal Šimečka: Inability to solve the EU’s rule of law crisis will lead to disintegration ǀ View If the EU wants to survive as a meaningful organisation delivering for all of its citizens, it will have to step up its response to the ongoing rule of law crisis. -
Italy Milan under lockdown – diary of a silent city Marina is a freelance journalist and photographer. She lives in a flat together with her boyfriend. For the past few weeks, she has kept a diary – she shares her thoughts with Euronews. -
France France fines Apple record €1.1 billion for anti-competitive behaviour France's competition watchdog fined Apple for preventing distributors from differentiating offers and prices. -
World News Ursula von der Leyen tells EU countries to share medical supplies The EU commision has a clear message for member states: medical equipment must be shared within the bloc. The commission President said no country has the capacity to produce on its own what will be needed to fight against coronavirus. -
Earth News Is our addiction to Spotify ruining the planet? The environmental cost of streaming is invisible We look into whether switching back to CDs and cassette tapes would improve our carbon footprint. -
USA 5 takeaways from the Democratic debate Analysis: The two candidates offered contrasting visions on handling the coronavirus and clashed over their past records.