2 April 2020 | Euronews
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No Comment Tourist honeypots Venice and Lisbon deserted amid coronavirus lockdown It will likely leave those reliant on tourism in a sticky situation. -
No Comment Violinist serenades neighbours from balcony amid coronavirus lockdown Meet the Egyptian who decided to try and lift spirits in his Cairo neighbourhood by serenading neighbours with his violin. -
World News Why gardening should be your go-to quarantine activity One expert is urging people to get into gardening as a way of relaxing amid the coronavirus pandemic. -
World News Coronavirus pandemic pushes jobless figures into record territory Europe is seeing record numbers of jobless as business shut and travel all but stops over the global pandemic. -
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France Euronews joins other broadcasters in donating ad space for coronavirus public health messages Three major international broadcasters have committed €46 million worth of advertising space to help health authorities deliver public health messages to battle the coronavirus outbreak. -
Europe News 'Mask diplomacy': EU-China ties tested during coronavirus pandemic The supply of masks to Europe was seen as a way of keeping trade ties alive ahead of the race for 5G contracts. -
World News Coronavirus: 250,000 Europeans still awaiting repatriation, says EU top diplomat Global deaths from COVID-19 pass 50,000 after Italy announces 760 fatalities in 24 hours -
United Kingdom Watch again: UK vows to ramp up coronavirus testing after criticism Britain's health minister Matt Hancock returned from quarantine after contracting COVID-19 to deliver a five-point plan to increase testing. -
United Kingdom Government responses to COVID-19 are making the fight against money laundering harder ǀ View Money laundering will not be at the top of many people’s lists of things to worry about as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. For those of us whose job it is to worry about money laundering generally, however, that job has just got harder. -
Europe News EU hopes to mitigate lockdown and help workers with €100 billion fund Brussels has launched a €100 billion fund to help those feeling the economic fallout from coronavirus lockdowns. -
Italy Baskets of solidarity lowered from Naples balconies amid coronavirus chaos Naples residents are lowering baskets packed with essentials from their balconies - allowing those in need to collect food while maintaining social distancing -
Earth News Company traps CO2 emissions to make alcohol for hand sanitiser A carbon-negative vodka brand has switched up production to help provide essential supplies during the COVID-19 pandemic. -
World News Coronavirus: Experts answer your burning COVID-19 questions Every week on Euronews, we're bringing together a panel of leading experts in a variety of fields to answer your coronavirus questions. -
United Kingdom Meet Alison Jackson, the controversial British artist with celebrity culture in her sights Alison Jackson burst onto the British art scene in a flurry of controversy when she published a photo depicting the late Princess Diana - and she still has celebrity culture in her sights -
World News Record 6.6 million Americans seek unemployment benefit as layoffs accelerate Record 6.6 million seek unemployment benefit in US as layoffs accelerate -
France France warns of serious side effects of coronavirus ‘miracle cures’ The French medicine body has warned against using anti-malaria drugs to treat coronavirus, warning of possible fatalities. -
No Comment Coronavirus in Europe: French orchestra plays on despite lockdown French musicians have been getting into the rhythm of confinement - by performing an orchestral piece from home. -
Europe News 'There is definitely a clause' to scrap state of emergency, says Hungary's Justice Minister The Hungarian emergency law would enable Prime Minister Viktor Orban to rule by decree. This happens in other countries, but critics say the Hungarian emergency law has no clear limitation in time - therefore a risk for the rule of law. -
World Companies race to churn out masks and ventilators amid COVID-19 pandemic As governments scramble to buy the masks and ventilators they need to fight the coronavirus pandemic, companies trying to keep up with demand are facing logistical challenges. -
Europe News 'Legislation for passengers rights is clear,' says Transport Commissioner While passengers are seeking compensation for cancelled travel, transportation companies are seeking financial help to deal with the economic fallout of coronavirus. -
World News Coronavirus: Half of humanity now on lockdown as 90 countries call for confinement Spain's death toll hit 10,000 after record 950 new deaths recorded in last 24 hours -
Kosovo Kosovo announces removal of tariffs on Serbian and Bosnian goods But Belgrade says that interim PM Albin Kurti's move is "fake news" and claims that Kosovo has instead increased punitive measures. -
USA Coronavirus: Donald Trump admits protective gear running out as US cases soar The US president confirms a shortage of masks and other medical supplies as the number of coronavirus cases tops 200,000. -
Luxembourg Poland, Hungary and Czech Republic broke EU law by failing to accept refugees, rules ECJ Poland, Hungary and Czech Republic breached EU law by failing to take in refugees, rules European Court of Justice -
World News COP26 climate change conference in Glasgow postponed due to coronavirus pandemic COP26 organisers say holding an ambitious climate change conference in November is impossible due to the global impact of coronavirus.