19 March 2020 | Euronews
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France Coronavirus: Cannes Film Festival postponed due to outbreak Because of the global spread of the novel coronavirus, even a virus-free France would have difficulty drawing — and keeping healthy — filmmakers, executives and press from around the world. -
Italy Bergamo hospitals full as Italy's coronavirus nightmare worsens A doctor at the centre of the COVID-19 pandemic says that patients will have to be turned away. -
Europe News Brexit: UK 'will not seek trade talks extension' despite Barnier having COVID-19 London wishes Michel Barnier a speedy recovery from coronavirus - but insists it won't extend Brexit trade talks beyond the end of this year. -
Earth News Fish scales could provide sustainable solution for phone screens Using a material that is usually thrown away, they hope to replace plastics with this biodegradable alternative. -
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United Kingdom 'Wonderchicken': Meet the small but mighty bird that outlived the dinosaurs It survived the asteroid strike that wiped out the dinosaurs. -
France 'Spreading at our church was so strong', says French doctor infected with COVID-19 Jonathan Peterschmidtt and his family have been in self-imposed quarantine for 17 days. Here's how they're coping. -
Germany Coronavirus is biggest challenge for Germany since WW2, says Angela Merkel 'It is serious,' Merkel told the nation, 'take it seriously.' -
World Economic lockdown 'reduces global pollution levels' - European Space Agency Worldwide levels of pollution are dropping in the wake of the economic lockdown aimed at combating the spread of COVID-19 -
No Comment Spirit of invention: Gin distillery makes hand gel for COVID-19 fight Sometimes, alcohol may be the only answer. -
United Kingdom Confusion for British small business over lack of government advice Boris Johnson has advised people to stay away from pubs, restaurants and shops. But has stopped short of issuing an official lockdown. That's forcing small businesses to make some tough choices. -
Monaco Prince Albert of Monaco tests positive for COVID-19 coronavirus Prince Albert of Monaco tests positive for COVID-19 coronavirus -
Business Bank of England cuts interest rates from 0.25% to 0.1% amid coronavirus-sparked economic turmoil Bank of England cuts interest rates from 0.25% to 0.1% amid coronavirus-sparked economic turmoil -
Turkey Coronavirus: 'There is more to life,' say footballers in Turkey upset matches haven't been cancelled It is difficult to imagine how footballers can both defend well and obey strict social distancing rules! -
France France's city dwellers flock to the Atlantic coast to ride out confinement People fled cities in France so they could spend the #coronavirus confinement on the Atlantic coast. -
Economy We urgently need a coordinated European response to coronavirus. We are seeing the opposite ǀ View As a record number of citizens, including the most Eurosceptic, turn to the EU in search of emergency solutions, Brussels looks helpless. But who’s really to blame for the current situation? -
Israel 'Israel is no longer a democracy': Netanyahu accused of exploiting coronavirus to save career Israel's prime minister has successfully shelved his corruption trial and is blocking his rival from forming a government. -
World News Coronavirus lockdowns: How and when do European countries plan to ease restrictions? Most nations have been setting out tentative plans to ease restrictions and restart rapidly devastated economies. -
United Kingdom COVID-19: Vulnerable Britons must stay at home for 12 weeks, says PM Johnson COVID-19: Vulnerable Britons must stay at home for 12 weeks, Boris Johnson announces in update speech -
Iran Hossein Dehghani: Coronavirus, US unilateral sanctions and Iranian People’s Right to Life ǀ View Iran is the third most severely hit country in the world after China and Italy, yet the latter two, face none of the predicaments that Iran has found itself in. -
World News EU leaders need to be communicating a shared vision to get us through the coronavirus crisis ǀ View The role of the European institutions has been seriously questioned during the past two weeks. As a passionate European, this hurts to see. Despite the efforts of the European Commission to help and to intervene in the crisis, member states have decided rather to take a national approach. -
Ukraine As Ukraine shuts down, its citizens come to terms with coronavirus The long shadow of the Soviet Union and mistrust of politicians means some Ukrainians are sceptical about the coronavirus outbreak - but one expert says that will soon change -
Senegal Coronavirus: Senegalese students in Wuhan will not be repatriated Senegal's government says it can't afford to bring home its citizens studying in China. -
Europe News EU struggles to keeps goods moving amid border closures The coronavirus has so far tested health care systems and economies. But if borders continue to close, it will be a test for the single market, too. -
World News Next-day delivery? The challenges for retailers during the Coronavirus pandemic Many couriers and suppliers have been forced to impose restrictions on their services during the COVID-19 pandemic. -
No Comment Coronavirus fears leave Olympic torch plane virtually empty Tokyo 2020 officials did not fly to Athens to fetch the Olympic torch amid fears around coronavirus. -
World News Coronavirus: Worldwide cases top 420,000 as more nations impose lockdowns The estimate by US scientists comes as the World Health Organization warns that the United States could become the new epicentre of the coronavirus pandemic.