18 May 2020 | Euronews
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France COVID-19: France's top court orders government to reopen places of worship The Council of State said the blanket ban on gatherings at places of worship is "disproportionate" and infringes on a fundamental right. -
United Kingdom Project Restart: How the English Premier League aims to resume the 2019/2020 football season On Monday, club shareholders voted unanimously to return to small group training on Tuesday, in a first step towards resuming competition. -
World News Coronavirus: UN chief Antonio Guterres slams countries for ignoring WHO advice Antonio Guterres said the pandemic should be a “wake-up call” for the world, which needs to be more united in tackling the crisis. -
World News Analysis: Should children go back to school during a pandemic? Today, Belgium joins Denmark and many others in reopening primary and secondary schools. But, in other countries, rows are raging over getting pupils back into the classroom. -
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Climate Now Is climate change increasing the risk of disease in Europe? Is climate change increasing the risk of certain diseases for Europeans? We ask a leading expert in our report from Sweden. Plus we bring you the very latest data on how the planet is changing, with the most recent record-breaking figures for April 2020 from the Copernicus Climate Change Service. -
Next Series Engineering bacteria to defeat disease Futuris investigates how scientists are treating respiratory disease with synthetic vaccines developed from bacteria. It's hoped the research could eventually help in the fight against COVID-19. -
Earth News Blue bee with ‘unusual facial hair’ re-discovered in the wild An ultra-rare, navy coloured bee has been spotted in Florida with some unusual facial features. -
World News Coronavirus spread: These animations show how COVID-19 has progressed in key countries Our data visualisations reveal how COVID-19 has evolved in Italy, Spain, France, Germany, the UK, Iran, China and the US. -
Taiwan Taiwan wants to share its COVID-19 expertise, but seat at the table denied by Beijing Every year, Taiwan lobbies to be able to participate in the World Health Assembly. This year, the coronavirus pandemic might strengthen its case. -
Greece Acropolis reopens after two-month coronavirus shutdown The Acropolis, one of the world's most important and famous archaeological sites, has reopened to the public after a two-month lockdown. -
World News Macron and Merkel back EU bond to raise €500 billion for COVID-19 recovery plan Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz has already indicated that his position and that of several member states collectively known as the Frugal Four "remains unchanged", signalling that the proposal will face strong resistance. -
World News Chronic pain sufferers are being left behind by health services during the coronavirus crisis ǀ View We are starting to hear more about the far-reaching consequences the COVID-19 response could have on people’s mental and physical health; especially among those with long-term health conditions. -
Spain Coronavirus fallout: Hunger queues in Madrid in wake of COVID-19 lockdown Tens of thousands of people in the Spanish capital are now turning to food banks and neighbourhood associations to cushion the economic blow of lockdown. -
No Comment Venice's gondolas are back after Italy relaxes COVID-19 restrictions Boatmen wear masks and surgical gloves, while seats are spaced out in the boats to adhere to social distancing rules. -
France Homophobia has deep roots in French society, admits government The admission came as it was revealed anti-LGBT acts in France had risen by 36% last year. -
Italy Pope Francis holds ceremony after Italy relaxes COVID-19 restrictions It was a private event in the chapel of St Peter's Basilica in Rome to mark the 100th anniversary of Pope John Paul II's birth. -
Ireland Ireland cautiously starts easing lockdown with the first of five phases Don't dream of going to the pub just yet: Ireland is taking baby steps toward easing its coronavirus lockdown, opening up hardware stores and gardening centres and relaxing rules for outdoor exercise. -
Romania The EU cannot afford to keep Romania in quarantine when it reopens the Schengen zone ǀ View Any postponement of Romania's full entry into the Schengen Area is no longer technical, but a political decision about what Europe means and what Europe is. -
Sport Celtic declared Scottish Premiership champions after season scrapped Celtic declared premiership champions after Scotland becomes latest European league to scrap the current season -
Albania Wife of Albania's president detained during clashes over National Theatre demolition The wife of Albania's president was detained along with more than 30 others during a protest against the demolition of the National Theatre in Tirana yesterday. -
No Comment 'Hug glove' gives Canada family bit of normality during COVID-19 pandemic A Canadian woman has come up with an ingenious way to safely hug her mother with a plastic sheet and some duct tape -
No Comment Clashes in Hong Kong's legislature after pro-Beijing lawmaker elected to lead key committee Hong Kong's legislature was plunged into chaos on Monday after a pro-Beijing lawmaker was elected chair of a key committee. -
United Kingdom How one Brit sneaked into France for a haircut despite COVID-19 restrictions A far shave? Our British reporter tests the limits of coronavirus travel checks – and explores the fringe benefits of France's open salons. -
World News Europe must resist attempts to use coronavirus as a Trojan horse against animal agriculture ǀ View Farmers are facing attempts to use COVID-19 to influence EU policy and undermine animal agriculture by falsely linking the outbreak with modern farming practices, which are often maligned and poorly understood. -
World News Coronavirus latest: US COVID-19 deaths exceed 90,000 Join us live at 18h CEST as the UK government gives an update on the country's COVID-19 outbreak.