1 April 2020 | Euronews
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World News COVID-19 survivors speak: 'You feel breathless and you understand it may be your last breath' We hear a lot about COVID-19 death tolls. But what about the people who survive the disease? -
Ireland Advice from a former doctor in Ireland who contracted coronavirus Dr Ciara Kelly, a health journalist and former doctor, caught and recovered from coronavirus - here is her advice -
The Cube Debunked: No, lemon in hot water is not a 'cure' for COVID-19 A viral post has been circulating in numerous languages claiming that lemon, baking powder and hot water, can act as a 'cure' for COVID-19. We asked numerous virologists to explain why that's not true. -
No Comment German baker makes toilet paper cakes in satirical poke at COVID-19 panic-buyers What started out as a joke on Instagram and Facebook has now become the bakery's lifeline. -
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No Comment COVID-19 patients transferred away to ease pressure on Paris hospitals It's part of moves to free up capacity in Paris with the peak of the COVID-19 epidemic expected in the coming week. -
The Cube Debunked: Claims a new virus has emerged from China are false Misleading rumours have been spreading on social media about a virus that has been known since the 1950s. -
Europe News Donald Tusk urges expulsion of Orban's Fidesz from European People's Party over emergency law The request comes after Hungary voted through sweeping new powers for Viktor Orban to rule by decree amid the coronavirus pandemic. -
Real Economy How has the EU responded to the economic crisis resulting from the coronavirus pandemic? We ask Economy Commissioner Paolo Gentiloni if Europe is doing enough to avoid an economic crisis due to the coronavirus outbreak. -
World News Coronavirus: We are helping fight invisible enemy, says NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says the alliance is helping fight an 'invisible enemy' by organising medical supplies and other operations. -
China The best way to prevent future pandemics like coronavirus? Stop eating meat and go vegan ǀ View Much like swine flu, bird flu, and SARS (which was also caused by a coronavirus linked to a Chinese wet market), COVID-19 spread from animals to humans, starting with those who worked in or frequented the market. This is yet another reason why we should all be vegan. -
Sport Wimbledon tennis championships cancelled due to coronavirus Wimbledon tennis championships cancelled due to coronavirus -
France Coronavirus in Europe: France's homeless struggle amid lockdown Euronews has been out with France's Red Cross as it helps the vulnerable cope during the coronavirus lockdown. -
Earth News ‘Don't be a fossil fool’ says ethical bank in green investment campaign UK customers could be unknowingly investing around £16 billion in fossil fuels through their savings accounts. -
Spain Barcelona medic tells of 'split' hospital as Spain reorganises healthcare due to coronavirus crisis Hospitals in Spain are racing to reorganise in the face of coronavirus crisis, with the country now dealing with more than 100,000 confirmed cases -
Belarus 'We look like clowns': Belarus carries on as rest of Europe locks down Alexander Lukashenko has resisted calls to close businesses and impose social distancing, but could this be his 'Chernobyl moment'? -
World News Keep what you sow: Fruit growers struggling amid coronavirus lockdown From restaurant closures to staffing problems, coronavirus has been a big headache for fruit and vegetable growers. -
No Comment Coronavirus: Chinese artist salutes health workers with light painting The artist behind the project said he wanted to show "respect" to health workers treating people with coronavirus. -
No Comment With humans confined to their homes, animals are taking advantage While humans are confined to their homes, goats roam the streets in Wales and a penguin visits whales at a closed aquarium in Chicago. -
Europe News 'Host a Hero': helping health workers keep their families safe A new online platform puts in contact owners of empty houses and health workers in the need of a home. -
Earth News Zoo livestreams endangered red pandas having breakfast to cheer you up Chester Zoo conservationists did a 'virtual zoo day' on Instagram with a family of red pandas. -
World COVID-19 numbers 'stabilising' but more testing is needed, says Italian health ministry “Things are getting slowly much much better. I believe Italy needs at least two more weeks of lockdown and then we will see,” Italy’s deputy health minister tells Euronews. -
World News More than 900,000 coronavirus cases confirmed worldwide Another 864 people died in Spain over the latest 24 hour period, health authorities say, but the rate of contagion continues to slow down. -
USA The White House unveiled its coronavirus model. Here's what we know. In a task force briefing, the White House offered the first look at the statistical models being used to anticipate how the virus could spread across the U.S. -
World News 'Build your own little spaceship in your home' - astronaut Chris Hadfield weighs in on isolation Retired astronaut Chris Hadfield is spending lockdown searching for a better test for COVID-19, rewiring his stove, and talking to Euronews about what isolation means - and how to deal with it.