5 May 2020 | Euronews
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Europe News Analysis: Will life really be so different once lockdown is over? Will many more of us work from home? Will cash be scrapped? Will the coronavirus be world-changing? Darren McCaffrey explores. -
United Kingdom Free online courses for those keen to learn during lockdown The UK government is trying to encourage furloughed workers to use their time in lockdown to improve their computer skills. -
France Coronavirus: COVID-19 could have been present in France as early as December A hospital team in France retrospectively tested a sample from someone hospitalised in December, and it came back positive for COVID-19. -
United Kingdom Malaria breakthrough as scientists find microbe 'that can stop' mosquitoes spreading deadly disease As the world scrambles to find a COVID-19 vaccine, this is a rare bit of good news. -
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Italy Coronavirus: Euronews journalist on his first day of freedom after Italy's lockdown is lifted Italy has begun easing its coronavirus lockdown, and after nearly two months of movement restrictions, millions of Italians can now finally venture out to go to work or meet family and friends. Our journalist Alessio Dell'anna took us along for his first day of newfound freedom in Milan. -
No Comment Korean Baseball League officially opens behind closed doors in Incheon South Korea's professional baseball league officially opened, as three new cases of coronavirus represented the lowest daily jump in nearly three months. The KBO League began the season with a match behind closed doors in Incheon. -
No Comment Rare footage captured of brown bear in Spanish national park The footage shows the young bear snuffling around in the grass and scratching his back against a tree trunk. -
No Comment Palestinian youth swirl homemade sparkler firework for Ramadan Palestinian youth swirl homemade sparkler fireworks made of steel wire wool as people celebrate the Muslim holy month of Ramadan in Rafah refugee camp, in the southern Gaza Strip. -
No Comment Janine and Philip get married by the mayor at a Drive-in cinema in Duesseldorf Janine and Philip get married by the mayor at a Drive-in cinema in Duesseldorf. The theatre started to register official marriages on a stage, allowing all relatives and friends to attend in their cars, as weddings at the registry office are limited due to the coronavirus pandemic. -
No Comment Displaced Syrians break Ramadan fast amid rubble of former home Tareq Abu Ziad and his family break the daily fast for the Muslim holy month of Ramadan while sitting in the rubble of their destroyed home in the town of Ariha in the southern countryside of Syria's Idlib. -
Uzbekistan Uzbekistan’s stateless: UN hails landmark move allowing 50,000 to apply for citizenship Hundreds of thousands of people were left without citizenship across Central Asia following the breakup of the Soviet Union in 1991. -
No Comment French President Emmanuel Macron visits school before lockdown is eased from May 11 French President Emmanuel Macron, wearing a face mask, visited a school as the country prepares to ease its COVID-19 lockdown next week. -
France Mantes-la-Jolie: French judge to probe police 'torture' of high school students allegations Scores of young people were pictured on their knees, with their hands on their heads for several hours during protests in December 2018. -
World News Coronavirus: As US and China fight over origin of COVID-19, EU calls for independent probe European diplomats say the war of words between Washington and Beijing is not helpful in understanding where the new coronavirus came from and how to prevent the next pandemic. -
Romania Laura Codruța Kövesi: European Court of Human Rights rules in favour of ousted anti-corruption chief The European Court of Human Rights today ruled in favour of Romania's sacked anti-corruption chief, Laura Kovesi. -
Earth News World's largest solar project to provide record-low energy tariffs A solar plant in Abu Dhabi is set to be the largest anywhere in the world, with the cheapest prices for solar power. -
Earth News Wildlife is roaming the Mayan forests Jaguars, pumas and other animals have taken over a Guatemalan national park. -
World News Baltic Pipe Project: Deal agreed to build gas pipeline under sea between Denmark and Poland Poland imports most of its natural gas from Russia and the new pipeline has been hailed in Warsaw as a way of reducing dependence on Moscow. -
United Kingdom The negative impact of the pandemic on the mental health of NHS staff is being ignored ǀ View Whilst the focus has been on the provision of personal protective equipment (PPE) and swiftly expanding bed capacity in the NHS to meet potential future needs, the mental health and emotional well-being of clinicians has been somewhat of an afterthought. -
Germany Global business must follow Germany’s private sector in linking COVID19 aid to climate action ǀ View COVID-19 has wreaked havoc on the global economy. But it has also caused a respite in global emissions which some have interpreted as the dawn of a new chapter in the fight against climate change. But that new chapter is already taking a turn for the worse. -
Czech Republic Historic Czech drought worries growers and scientists Production levels hit by temperatures and falling water table but consumer prices stable so far -
Taste A quintessential quarantine dish Euronews' meets up with Chef Reif at his Japanese restaurant, Kushiyaki, to watch him cook a quintessential quarantine dish. -
World News Ryanair's O'Leary slams 'state aid junkies Lufthansa and Air France' O'Leary believes allowing member states to bail out airlines with which it has strong historic links is discriminatory and gives them an unfair advantage over airlines who have not asked for help. -
Ecotech Musk and Bezos feud goes electric with Amazon's answer to Tesla With 14.7 billion tonnes of goods delivered every year in Europe, could electric, driverless vans be the future? -
Italy COVID-19: Italian hairdressers angry as they remain under lockdown As the month of May and the prospect of fewer restrictions neared, Italian hairdressers and beauticians got ready investing in masks and plexiglass barriers only to be told they can only reopen on June 3. -
Germany Volunteers search for missing soldiers 75 years after Second World War Volunteers work to dig up bodies in Klessin, Germany to bring closure to families whose loved ones have only ever been a statistic. -
No Comment Social distancing preparations at Paris' Gare du Nord New restrictive markings were installed at Gare du Nord train station in Paris on Monday to help commuters stick to social distancing measures -
World News Will a coronavirus vaccine be accessible to everyone or only the privileged few? Amid the race to find a COVID-19 vaccine, the EU and governments are being called upon to guarantee that when one is ready it will be affordable and widely available. -
United Arab Emirates Visiting the WHO’s COVID-19 logistics hub To keep up with global demand for protective equipment (PPE) the World Health Organization has strategically positioned itself to reach two-thirds of the world in a few hours. -
World News Coronavirus latest: UK overtakes Italy to become worst-hit European country Follow all the latest updates on COVID-19 and the response against it.