3 April 2020 | Euronews
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No Comment Coronavirus in Europe: Travelling around empty Rome on lockdown Rome's majestic monuments and picturesque streets are deserted amid the ongoing coronavirus lockdown. -
No Comment Coronavirus: Drone footage shows life on lockdown in deserted Athens This is the Greek capital as you've likely never seen it before. -
No Comment Parisian entertains neighbours with nightly quiz during confinement Confinement in France has seen some neighbours get together after the nightly clapping of healthcare workers. -
United Kingdom Coronavirus in Europe: UK 'paying the price' for not doing more COVID-19 tests, says expert "I cannot find any other explanation apart from there was an incorrect decision made," an infectious diseases expert told Euronews. -
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Economy "No single country will be left behind in this crisis" says EU Commissioner for Internal Market EU Commissioner for Internal Market, Thierry Breton says "not one single country was fully prepared for this kind of crisis, but the EU is now getting a battle plan in place. -
Romania Coronavirus in Europe: The hospital at the centre of Romania's COVID-19 crisis “It’s a disaster and happened because of a lack of leadership and the management of the initial situation,” said Bogdan Tanase, head of Romania’s Doctors’ Alliance. -
Ireland Social distancing a remote prospect in Ireland's crowded asylum centres Despite government guidance to keep two metres apart to avoid spreading #coronavirus, asylum seekers in centres in Ireland are still living in cramped conditions -
World Meet the people losing their jobs amid the COVID-19 lockdowns | Culture Clash Businesses and wealthy celebrities have been called 'inhumane' for cutting jobs and withholding pay from workers during the pandemic. -
United Kingdom “Generation Corona” will miss out on life’s opportunities. New creative spaces can help ǀ View There is expected to be a “tsunami” of coronavirus cases in hospitals at the moment. In the short-term, the country must prioritise saving those lives. In the long-term, however, the futures of “Generation Corona” must be protected. -
World News Watch again: Euronews hosts Q&A about the COVID-19 pandemic Experts answered your questions about the COVID-19 pandemic -
Saudi Arabia Is COVID-19 an opportunity for more equitable health systems in the Middle East? ǀ View "I read with some dismay last week, the self-congratulatory triumphalism of a Saudi commentator extolling his country’s pandemic response while gloating at the misfortune and failures of some of its neighbours and regional rivals." -
World News Coronavirus: Europeans warned to avoid 'temptation' of sunny spring weather Parts of Europe are expecting the arrival of some sunny, warm weather this weekend, but state leaders have warned against trying to make the most of it. -
My Europe Series The week in Europe: how is the bloc faring in the coronavirus fight? Weeks into lockdown, Europe is finding out how to work together to fight the pandemic. -
Europe News Truck traffic wait times down, but room for improvement When borders began to close in Europe, trucks transporting essential goods were caught in massive traffic jams. The EU's 'green lanes' scheme to keep transport moving have shown improvements in wait times, but in some hot spots times are far off the 15 minute target. -
World News English Premier League 'suspended indefinitely' as players are asked to take wage cuts Premier League football was initially stopped until at least 30 April. But now authorities says it will not even resume at the beginning of May. -
World News 'Lean on Me' and 'Ain't No Sunshine' singer Bill Withers dies aged 81 'Lean on Me' and 'Ain't No Sunshine' singer Bill Withers dies aged 81 -
My Europe Series Covid-19: What are the consequences for small and medium enterprises across Europe? Unreported Europe explores the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on small and medium enterprises in Bulgaria, Hungary and Bosnia-Herzegovina. -
World ‘Kokoro’ is celebrity chef Nobu Matsuhisa’s secret ingredient Chef Nobu Matsuhisa is arguably one of the most famous global names associated with high-end, innovative Japanese cuisine. -
World Can UAE oyster farmers rival their global competitors? In the deep waters of Dibba Bay, in the northern emirate of Fujairah, clusters of mollusks hang like lanterns across 100-metre lines. -
Ecotech Scientists discover green biofuel can be made out of tequila Forget shots on a Friday night, tequila now has a new function. Being used to power cars. -
World News Schengen isn’t dead – yet. The real test will be dismantling border controls again ǀ View The actual resilience of Schengen will only become apparent later, once border checks need to be lifted again. Past experience has shown, time and again, that lifting controls can be hard, certainly harder than re-introducing them. -
World News 'Stay home, idiot!': Neighbours turn on each other as Europe's coronavirus lockdown tensions rise Meet the 'balcony police', enforcing the COVID-19 lockdown one obscenity at a time. -
United Kingdom Some suspected COVID-19 survivors worry their cases aren't being counted in official statistics Adeel Belorf was shivering, exhausted and had headaches. A doctor told him over the phone he probably had COVID-19. But his case isn't counted in official UK figures. -
World News US recommends wearing cloth mask in public to prevent COVID-19 in stark change on position The US changed its guidelines on wearing masks amid concern over coronavirus transmission by people without symptoms. -
World Virtually open: Europe's museums bid to enrich life on lockdown Missing your cultural fix? Fear not, Europe's museums are opening their virtual doors to help enrich life on lockdown. -
World News Five stories you may have missed due to coronavirus A stolen masterpiece, Hungarian democracy being questioned -- and not forgetting Brexit, here are the stories you may have missed this week. -
United Kingdom NHS Nightingale: Inside the UK’s COVID-19 hospital The beds have been set up, but some worry there won't be enough staff or protective equipment to man the new London hospital.