18 April 2020 | Euronews
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West Bank Sacred rite for Orthodox Christians in Bethlehem marred by coronavirus One of the most sacred Easter symbols of the Christian Orthodox faith - the Holy Fire - arrived in the West Bank city of Bethlehem on Saturday. -
Italy Mediterranean rescue charities disagree on whether to work during pandemic Doctors Without Borders fell out with SOS Mediteranee after it put its rescue ship Ocean Viking into port in Marseille. -
No Comment Istanbul brought to standstill by cornavirus lockdown Thirty-one major provinces in Turkey on Saturday headed into a second round of a weekend lockdown, as part of measures to contain the spread of coronavirus -
No Comment Coronavirus leaves Holy Sepulchre almost deserted on Saturday's Christian Orthodox Easter service Coronavirus prevented thousands of Christian Orthodox worshippers from participating in one of their most ancient rituals on Saturday at the Jerusalem church that houses the tomb of Jesus -
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China Hong Kong police arrest at least 14 veteran pro-democracy lawmakers Hong Kong police have arrested at least 14 veteran pro-democracy lawmakers, activists and a media tycoon on charges of joining unlawful protests last year. -
World News Star-studded One World: Together At Home concert kicks off. Here is how to watch it Airing tonight, One World: Together At Home will be a music-marathon bringing together some of the world's most famous artists and tv personalities in the fight against coronavirus. Here is when and where to watch it. -
No Comment Let's party! People attend German concert drive-in cinema style German music fans had a rare opportunity to attend a live performance on Friday evening while complying with the country's social distancing regulations. Local band ''Brings'' in Cologne took to the stage at a drive-in cinema, open to 250 vehicles. -
Nigeria Africa will be next epicentre of coronavirus, says WHO The World Health Organization says the number of known coronavirus cases in Africa has risen by 51 percent. -
World News Coronavirus: Will Europe's football seasons restart as lockdowns ease up? The Bundesliga is set to resume matches behind closed doors. Other major leagues are still hoping to restart, but some countries have abandoned the 2019-20 season. -
No Comment Coronavirus: Spain volunteers use music and dance to cheer up residents near Madrid Spanish Civil Protection volunteers use music and dance to cheer up residents in Griñón, a small town near Madrid. -
World News Orthodox Churches disagree on how to worship safely over Easter Orthodox churches in Russia and Ukraine have sent mixed signals to congregations over whether or not they can attend Easter services this weekend. -
World News Life after lockdown: Will COVID-19 change the way we travel forever? Euronews takes a look at the way the virus outbreak is affecting key industries across Europe in our special Life after Lockdown series. -
United Kingdom Coronavirus: Supply of protective gowns 'critical', say hospitals in England Supplies of protective gear will run out this weekend in parts of England, hospital bosses say, amid warnings that doctors' lives are being put at risk. -
World News Why are so many of you baking bread during the coronavirus lockdown? Flour is increasingly hard to find at European shops and supermarkets these days. Master bakers Dan Lepard and Iban Yarza explain why so many of you are suddenly into bread baking. -
USA 'Liberate!': Trump accused of fomenting COVID-19 rebellion with anti-lockdown tweets The US President has defended rhetoric appearing to back protests against coronavirus lockdowns in Democrat-led states.