8 April 2020 | Euronews
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USA Bernie Sanders bet big on a small tent. Here's why it didn't work. Sanders counted on a loyal base and a crowded 2020 field. But his base was smaller and the party less divided than he expected. -
Italy 'Staff is down to the bone': Italian doctors and nurses share experiences of the COVID-19 frontline 'These are my first days of work and I’m facing COVID-19', said one Italian doctor who started working amid the #coronavirus pandemic. -
World News Analysis: The lesser-talked-about deaths from COVID-19 Euronews' political editor Darren McCaffrey on the COVID-19 deaths in old people's homes. -
Europe News North-south divide stalls EU decision on coronavirus financial package It would be a 'huge self-inflicted crisis' if Eurozone countries fail to agree a financial package to fund the coronavirus response, an economist has told Euronews. -
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France Coronavirus: 40 suspected cases aboard French navy ship The `Ministry of Armed Forces say the sailors have been placed "under reinforced medical observation" after recently displaying symptoms of COVID-19. -
France French care homes hit hard as COVID-19 deaths mount Around a third of all deaths from the disease in the country have come from within retirement communities. -
The Cube This social media post on coronavirus is full of misinformation This widely circulated social media post claims to contain coronavirus advice from the respected Johns Hopkins University. It doesn't and it's full of misinformation. -
A growing appetite for local, sustainable food produce in the United Arab Emirates In Focus, Euronews talks to the food producers in the United Arab Emirates using technology to promote sustainable food production -
World News WHO chief to Trump: There'll be more body bags if you politicise coronavirus crisis “Please don’t politicise this virus. It exploits the differences you have at the national level. If you want to be exploited and if you want to have many more body bags, then you do it,” said WHO secretary-general Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. -
United Kingdom UK suffers record COVID-19 death toll as PM's condition 'improves' in hospital It was another grim record for the UK on Wednesday. -
Italy Italian bridge collapses injuring only one as lockdown conditions reduce traffic One man was injured and another walked away from the scene but on a normal day this could have been a disaster, and thoughts of Genoa prevail. -
Earth News Orangutan conservationists protect critically endangered species from coronavirus Orangutans share 97 per cent of their DNA with humans so a rehabilitation centre in Indonesia decided to take extra care. -
Europe News Brussels bear hunt as parents bid to amuse children during lockdown If you go down into Brussels today, you're in for a big surprise... -
World News Bernie Sanders quits 2020 US presidential campaign, leaving Joe Biden as likely nominee Sanders acknowledged that the former vice president is too far ahead for him to have any reasonable hope of catching up. -
Iran It is wrong of the Iranian regime to use coronavirus to relax existing sanctions ǀ View There is a growing push for relief from sanctions on Iran. But the advocates for sanctions relief are as misguided now as they were when the Iranian regime was facing a different set of crises. -
United Kingdom Maurice Robinson pleads guilty to manslaughter of 39 people in Essex lorry tragedy Maurice Robinson pleads guilty to manslaughter of 39 people in Essex lorry tragedy -
The Cube DEBUNKED: Voice note falsely claims that UK ambulances will not do call outs on Thursday Public Health England called the voice note "fake news" and urged people "to ignore the message and not share it further". -
Europe News Coronavirus and gender: Women on frontline need to be included in pandemic response The UN and gender equality organisations are calling on governments to consider female-specific issues when it comes to their short and medium-term coronavirus responses. -
World News The EU should learn lessons from Germany’s coronavirus protocols so life can return to normal ǀ View Lockdown probably worked well during the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic - but not now. Lockdown probably helped China, but it does not fit all countries. We are looking forward to seeing the European Commission helping its member countries to ease their lockdowns as soon as possible. -
No Comment Midnight light show as Wuhan lifts coronavirus lockdown Lockdown has been lifted in the Chinese city where COVID-19 was first reported. -
World Coronavirus: How to make your own face mask – no sewing required Makeshift masks may be be better than nothing, but they’re no miracle solution. They cannot and must not replace regular handwashing and social distancing measures. -
No Comment Indian inventor hopes COVID-19 car will put brakes on spread of virus This is the wacky COVID-19 car created to encourage Indians to stay at home and prevent the spread of the virus. -
No Comment People board trains and planes out of Wuhan for first time in 11 weeks Wuhan residents are now permitted to leave without special authorisation as long as a mandatory smartphone application shows they are healthy -
Bosnia and Herzegovina In pictures: The biggest and brightest 'supermoon' of the year Missed it from your balcony? Check out photographs of the biggest and brightest 'supermoon' of the year. -
Sport Russia rejects new World Cup bribery charges as 'conspiracy theory' US charges give details of alleged bribes paid to top FIFA officials to vote for Russia and Qatar to host the football World Cup. -
USA USA's deadliest day: More than 1,700 fall victim to COVID-19 on Tuesday More than 1,700 people in the US died from COVID-19 on Tuesday, the country's deadliest day so far during the coronavirus pandemic. -
Europe News Coronavirus in Europe: EU science chief quits, slamming response to pandemic The head of the European Research Council has resigned saying he has "lost faith in the system" at the height of the coronavirus crisis. -
Business 'Job catastrophe': 1.25 billion workers face major hit from coronavirus The COVID-19 pandemic is the biggest crisis since the Second World War, with more than a third of the global workforce at risk of "drastic" layoffs and wage cuts, warns the International Labour Organization. -
World News Coronavirus live blog: As it happened on April 7-8 Coronavirus live blog: As it happened on April 7-8