29 April 2020 | Euronews
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World News Coronavirus: Cancelled flights refund refusals slammed as 'completely unacceptable' It came as a dozen EU countries called on Brussels to suspend a European law guaranteeing passengers a refund for cancelled flights. -
World News Coronavirus: Nearly half of world’s workers risk losing their livelihoods over COVID-19 lockdowns The ILO estimates that 1.6 billion people are in “severe danger” of losing between 60 and 80 per cent of their income -
United Kingdom Coronavirus: UK COVID-19 death toll soars as government includes care home victims for first time The UK's COVID-19 death toll soars after government includes care home victims for the first time -
World News StopCOVID: France's controversial tracing app ready by June, government says The French government's tracing project has raised many questions over privacy and civil liberties. -
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USA Coronavirus: COVID-19 cases in the US have now passed the one million mark COVID-19 cases in the US pass the one million mark and more Americans have lost their lives to the disease than died during the Vietnam War. -
Europe News Coronavirus: Graduates struggling for job leads amid COVID-19 lockdown uncertainty Now is a tough time for everyone, especially job-hunting graduates. Recruitment specialists say young people should use the time to improve their skills. -
Portugal Coronavirus: Asylum seekers return Portuguese kindness during COVID-19 lockdown Stories like this prove the COVID-19 crisis is not all doom and gloom. -
Business Line Coping with Covid 19 : how cargo companies and big brands are adapting to the coronavirus Business Line Dubai explores how cargo companies are dealing with the Covid 19 health crisis. The team also finds out how some big brands are adapting their advertising during the pandemic. -
Earth News Over a million airline meals rescued to feed disadvantaged families One social enterprise has been salvaging food to support the most vulnerable people amid the COVID-19 pandemic. -
United Kingdom Patience, sacrifice and Zakat: How Muslims find the strength to endure the COVID-19 pandemic ǀ View Muslim communities in the UK have been hit harder than others by coronavirus, but the principle of Zakat – alms - during Ramadan is a source of strength for many. -
France Coronavirus and PPE: Dentists post nude photos to highlight lack of personal protective equipment Dentists are posing nude to draw attention to the dearth of protective equipment in France. -
Czech Republic Prague mayor: Russia denies plot to assassinate Zdenek Hrib It’s alleged that a Russian agent was sent to Prague to poison the mayor with ricin, a highly potent toxin. -
United Kingdom The UK ICO’s modified approach to data regulation during COVID-19 is welcome but risks remain ǀ View Businesses and organisations may draw some comfort from the ICO’s position during the current health emergency, but they would be wise to maintain data protection standards wherever possible and not to see the regulator’s approach as a “free pass.” -
USA Coronavirus: COVID-19 has killed more Americans than the Vietnam War More than 59,000 people are now known to have died from the pandemic in the US. The 20-year Vietnam War killed 58,200 American soldiers. -
The Cube Italian Health Ministry debunks alcohol as a way to 'boost immune system' The ministry been debunking misinformation and has also warned against breathing in hot air from hairdryers as a means of combatting the virus. -
World News Coronavirus: 'Most EU states' want Brussels to suspend refunds for cancelled flights law A dozen EU states will today call on Brussels to temporarily suspend a European law granting refunds for cancelled flights, Euronews understands. -
Spain Countries are suspending immigration detention due to coronavirus. Let’s keep it that way ǀ View The Spanish authorities have not suddenly had a change of heart regarding the use of immigration detention but rather recognised what activists have been saying all along – health and legal issues make the system untenable. -
World News Boris Johnson and fiancée Carrie Symonds announce birth of 'healthy baby boy' The child is the couple's first together. Johnson, 55, is already a father to four children —two daughters and two sons — with his second wife. -
Switzerland Swiss Economics Secretary apologises for warning against international travel until 2021 Erik Jacob had said that uncertainty in the aviation industry was likely to remain for a considerable period of time, but has since clarified his comments and ays they were a "personal recommendation". -
Spain Coronavirus: Spain reveals four-stage plan to de-escalate from COVID-19 lockdown Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has laid out the country's plan for transitioning to a new normality after coronavirus. -
Sport Postponed Tokyo Olympics could be 'scrapped' if 2021 date proves impossible Health experts have cast doubt on whether the Games could be held next summer without a vaccine or effective drugs to treat Covid-19 being found. -
World News Coronavirus latest: UK now second worst-hit country in Europe Here are the latest updates of the coronavirus pandemic