21 March 2020 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Innocence is the first victim when UK police are forced to seize assets to fund themselves ǀ View Due to years of budget cuts, police in the UK are forced to self-fund their operations. Less widely reported s the fact that this is through the seizing of cash and assets, often from law-abiding people. -
World News Coronavirus crisis sparks race for inventive solutions The coronavirus oubreak has led to a race across Europe to find fast-track solutions. -
No Comment Drone roses for a confined mother's day in Lebanon In a quiet Lebanese village under lockdown for the novel coronavirus, a drone buzzed into a balcony on Saturday to deliver a red rose to a surprised smiling mother. -
No Comment Drone flies over French riviera to enforce confinement The French police has started using drones to enforce the confinement rules amid the country's lockdown in the coronavirus pandemic. -
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Italy Italian mayor claims the true death toll from COVID-19 likely to be much higher The mayor of Bergamo in northern Italy claims the true number of victims of COVID-19 is likely to be much higher than the official figure. -
France French parliament declares 'state of health emergency' French parliament declares 'state of health emergency' -
Hungary Hungarians should be rising to the challenge of the coronavirus outbreak in spite of Orbán ǀ View The Orbán government's response to the coronavirus outbreak is not surprising given its track record over the last decade. But now is the time for Hungarians to seize the moment and take matters into their own hands. -
No Comment In Chile, protesters keep marching despite coronavirus One protester explained to the press that they are not afraid that the virus will kill them, because they have a government that is also killing them. -
World News Why are many people going out to brave coronavirus? Economists answer Increasingly, European countries hit by the coronavirus pandemic seem split in two, between those who quarantine themselves for the sake of the common good, and those who are reluctant to follow self-isolation measures. -
No Comment French military builds hospital camp to treat coronavirus cases Construction began on a military field hospital in Mulhouse. It should be a relief for the city's civilian hospital, which is overloaded by a growing influx of coronavirus patients. -
No Comment Disinfection of Istanbul's historic Sultanahmet district This Friday, the disinfection process began in the places most frequented by tourists in the Turkish city of Istanbul. -
World News Coronavirus: German tourists stuck in Morocco, and they're not happy with their government Thousands of European tourists are stranded abroad as the coronavirus pandemic has caused the cancellation of their flights back to Europe. Euronews spoke to Germans stuck in Morocco. -
France Iran releases French researcher Roland Marchal in exchange deal After nine and a half months in detention, Iran released French researcher Roland Marchal amid the coronavirus outbreak. -
United Kingdom Coronavirus: London books 300 hotel rooms for the homeless to self-isolate In 2018-2019, London counted around 9,000 homeless people. The Mayor of London has booked 300 hotel rooms to allow some of them to self-isolate during the coronavirus pandemic. -
Europe News 'EU countries want us to take a stronger role' - Commission faces test of unity amid corona crisis European Commissioner Ylva Johansson says there are problems to be solved in how the EU deals with with the crisis as a unit, but that member states are willing to work together, despite several countries taking unilateral decisions in previous days. -
Europe News International Forest Day: Experts highlight the impact of climate change on Belgium's forests Forests in Belgium are feeling the effects of climate change, experts have told Euronews. -
World What will be the economic impact of COVID-19 and are there any silver linings? The World Economic Forum has been collating expert opinion on the impact of the coronavirus crisis. -
USA This high-tech way to try to slow the coronavirus spread has low-tech problems ǀ View As federal, state and local governments increasingly contemplate big tech and mass surveillance as a tool to combat the spread of the deadly virus, we must guard against surveillance opportunists who will endanger public health and the health of our democracy. -
France Life on coronavirus lockdown with an autistic child ǀ View One in 150 people have an Autism Spectrum Disorder in France and places in specialised schools are hard to get so for some parents, the lockdown and home-schooling is just "our normal". -
France Coronavirus: Marseille soap firm cleaning up as people urged to wash hands to stop COVID-19 The Savonnerie de la Licorne has seen its shop sales increase 30% and delivery orders quadruple since Italy declared a state of emergency over coronavirus. -
North Korea North Korea suspected missile test slammed as 'very inappropriate' North Korea fires two suspected missiles prompting South Korea to call on its neighbour to halt military actions immediately -
Earth News Three environment stories that passed you by due to Covid-19 coverage There's good and bad news for Mother Nature. -
USA Singer, actor, 'The Gambler': Kenny Rogers dies at 81 Actor-singer Kenny Rogers, the smooth, Grammy-winning balladeer who spanned jazz, folk, country and pop died at home of natural causes. -
World Coronavirus: Generosity is infectious for those on COVID-19 frontline A small business is doing its best to feed exhausted hospital workers amid the coronavirus outbreak. -
Spain Coronavirus: Spain's COVID-19 death toll exceeds 1,000 There is also more than a thousand patients fighting the disease in intensive care.