18 March 2020 | Euronews
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Spain Spain's PM speaks to almost empty parliament chamber amid COVID-19 lockdown Spain's prime minister Pedro Sanchez warned that the worst was still to come. -
Italy Italian doctor dies of coronavirus after working without gloves due to shortage Marcello Natali, 57, told Euronews in one of his last interviews before his death that he had to work without gloves because there weren't any available. -
France France opens homeless self-isolation centres amid coronavirus pandemic Sanitary isolation centres will open in Paris on Friday and in Toulouse as soon as Wednesday night, French authorities have announced. -
World News Virtual museums and music streams: Culture for coronavirus confinement Because this quarantine is going to last a while does not mean you should bid culture goodbye: there’s a world of art, history, and music accessible online. -
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Business Line Covid-19 travel fears, 2020 automotive offerings and running a private members club Business line looks at why is the coronavirus making some travellers nervous, what are the automotive offerings for 2020, and what does it take to run a successful private-members’ business club. -
World News Social distancing working in Italy but epidemic could be determined by population demographics Researchers at the University of Oxford studied the mortality rate and age demographics in Italy and South Korea to show how this could account for the impact of the epidemic on countries’ populations. -
United Kingdom The levy to fight financial crime in the UK could prove a breaking point for regulated firms ǀ View Why it should be the businesses in the regulated sector rather than the state that should have to fund the fight against financial crime? These businesses are the gatekeepers to a financial and economic system that is open to abuse by money launderers and terrorist financiers. -
Economy Coronavirus: Aid packages from US and UK try to minimise impact of virus on world economies The effect of the Coronavirus on the economy is being felt across the globe. Aid packages are being introduced by countries in the hope these might help people who are unable to work and potentially in financial difficulties. The UK has pledged 330 Billion pounds and the US 1 Trillion dollars. -
World News In pictures: Deserted cities as anti-coronavirus lockdowns introduced around the globe Photographs of popular tourist destinations, business hubs and lively neighbourhoods changing as a result of restrictive coronavirus measures being introduced. -
France Rail worker dead and another injured after 'being hit by train' near Strasbourg One rail worker is dead and another seriously injured after being hit by a train near Strasbourg, eastern France. -
France Love in the time of coronavirus: How to live together under lockdown The divorce rate in China spiked after quarantine ended. Here's how to get through the next few weeks without killing each other. -
Business Budget airline Ryanair says it will ground nearly all flights from next week due to coronavirus Budget airline Ryanair says it will ground nearly all flights from next week due to coronavirus -
Earth News Coldplay’s Chris Martin takes song requests from quarantined fans on Instagram One way to escape the boredom of coronavirus induced self-isolation. -
World News Eurovision Song Contest 2020: Music extravaganza scrapped due to coronavirus Thousands will be heartbroken. Thousands won't care. -
Europe News Strong EU measures against coronavirus are needed, but threaten European solidarity Strong EU measures against coronavirus are needed, but threaten European solidarity. -
World News Coronavirus: WhatsApp bids to stop its platform being used to spread COVID-19 lies The initiative to prevent the spread of fake news is in collaboration with the World Health Organization. -
The Cube Coronavirus: What do we know about ibuprofen and COVID-19? France's health minister suggested on Saturday that NSAIDs, including ibuprofen, could aggravate COVID-19. -
Earth News A modern-day Noah's Ark is being built on South Africa's coast The world's biggest conservation project to date has ambitions of biblical proportions. -
United Kingdom Watch back: Boris Johnson quizzed on UK coronavirus strategy Boris Johnson will take questions in parliament. -
World News Coronavirus: Are undetected cases helping rapid spread of COVID-19 in Europe? New research shows mild to asymptomatic cases of coronavirus cause a rapid spread of the disease, but in Europe not everyone with symptoms can be tested. -
World News Coronavirus: How to wash your hands properly and stop the spread of COVID-19 Hand-washing is said to be the best way of preventing the spread of #coronavirus. But how do you do it properly? -
World News Which tree did voters root for in European Tree of the Year 2020? A 350-year-old pine tree took the title of European Tree of the Year 2020, a competition that considers the tree's story as well as its aesthetic -
Europe News Coronavirus achieves the impossible as Belgium forms government amid health crisis Belgium has been without a government since elections in May 2019. But coronavirus has helped focus minds. -
USA Biden sweeps three state primaries, bringing him closer to Democratic nomination Democratic presidential contender Joe Biden won over voters in Arizona, Florida, and Illinois.