27 April 2020 | Euronews
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France French police face racism allegations over Paris arrest A probe is set to be launched into allegations police officers racially abused a man during an arrest in a deprived Parisian suburb on Sunday morning -
United Kingdom Coronavirus: UK government 'disrespecting health workers' by not revealing pandemic study findings Four years ago, the UK held an exercise to test the country’s readiness to face a flu pandemic. Now the government is declining to release details of what was learnt, angering doctors. -
World News Coronavirus: Airbus crisis reveals 'devastating' impact of pandemic on European businesses Airbus has written to its employees to warn that more cuts in production are on the way as it struggles to cope with the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Europe News Coronavirus and China: EU denies it bowed to Beijing pressure over COVID-19 disinformation report The EU's foreign policy chief Josep Borrell is under fire over allegations a report was watered down following Chinese pressure. -
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United Kingdom COVID-19: Bereaved families of UK health workers to receive €68,000 "Nothing replaces the loss of a loved one, but we want to do everything that we can to support families who are dealing with this grief," Britain's Health Secretary announced on Monday. -
Denmark Fehmarn Belt Fixed Link: Denmark approves start of work for €7 billion underwater tunnel to Germany The Fehmarnbelt Link will allow trains and cars to cross the strait in just seven and ten minutes respectively. At the moment, a ferry takes about an hour to make the crossing. -
World News Coronavirus: There's a better way of judging countries on their COVID-19 response, says expert Comparing countries on daily COVID-19 deaths is not the most accurate way of assessing performance, a professor has told Euronews. -
Italy Coronavirus: 'Prepare for the second wave of COVID-19' Many fear what the UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson talked about upon returning to work this morning: a second wave. And he is right to be concerned, Euronews' political editor Darren McCaffrey writes. -
World News Coronavirus: How to be a good parent under lockdown? Follow the three Rs "Routine, regulation and reassurance." -
Earth News Google makes €140 billion a year from ads, could green search engines invest this more ethically? You could be donating to world-saving projects by working that search bar. -
United Kingdom Could the COVID-19-related Kawasaki Disease be the newest threat to our children? Abdominal pain and gastrointestinal symptoms and cardiac inflammation are common features of this infection. -
Sweden Sweden’s coronavirus exceptionalism will not be remembered favourably by Europe ǀ View Swedes might find themselves in a particularly difficult position. Without having been under a lockdown or undergone a testing regimen like other European states, and with many of those infected not showing any symptoms, some will regard Swedes as having a higher chance of bringing in the disease. -
France France launches AI phone line to help keep track of COVID-19 spread Over 1,000 "intelligent virtual agents" have been designed to help detect cases of the deadly virus. -
Climate Now Copernicus European State of the Climate 2019 Record breaking temperatures are newsworthy, but not very surprising from a scientific point of view -
New Zealand New Zealand relaxes COVID-19 social distancing restrictions as just five new cases reported The country will move to Alert level 3, with fewer restrictions on movement, on Monday night. -
United Kingdom Lockdown: Coronavirus crisis sparks surge of people at London food bank "This kind of thing, a crisis like this, it impacts the poorest people the hardest, it always does," said the founder of a London food bank. "And it’s just not right, it’s not fair." -
Sweden Sweden's coronavirus strategy: Is the older generation paying the price? One-in-three coronavirus-related death in Sweden has happened in care facilities for the elderly. -
World News Coronavirus: European airlines refusing to refund passengers for cancelled flights EU regulations require carriers to pay customers back within seven days. -
United Kingdom UK 'coming to end' of phase one of COVID-19 response, says Boris Johnson on first day back to work The UK prime minister has returned to work after recovering from coronavirus and is now faced with questions of what a life after lockdown could look like in the country. -
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