25 May 2020 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Dominic Cummings: 'I don’t regret what I did,' says PM's top advisor defending 400km lockdown trip Boris Johnson's chief advisor Dominic Cummings has insisted he “made the right judgment” in travelling 400km from London to Durham at the height of the coronavirus lockdown. -
Economy EU state aid: Brussels should review rules 'to help European firms compete with US and China' It comes after the German government and flagship carrier Lufthansa reportedly reached an agreement on state aid worth €9 billion. -
World News Coronavirus: Cases of stroke in young people with COVID-19 emerge in alarming new studies Stroke may be a rare manifestation of severe COVID-19 in young patients, new studies have said. -
Europe News EU to announce green strings for post-pandemic funding The European Union is due to announce economic recovery plans which could be up to one trillion euros and wants to pull Europe out of the crisis with green measures. -
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Europe News Analysis: Will Europe unite around the EU's coronavirus recovery plan? Euronews' political editor Darren McCaffrey looks at the splits over the EU's coronavirus recovery plan. -
Next Series Powerful properties: how tobacco is being used to fight COVID-19 Futuris takes a look at how scientists in Spain are using tobacco and molecular farming to help create tailor-made vaccines and antibodies. -
World News Restricting foreign workers during a crisis hampers recovery. Just look at our past mistakes ǀ View Policies which encourage the departure of foreign workers are ineffective, and policymakers should instead look to macroeconomics to stimulate recovery. -
Netherlands COVID-19: Immunity to coronaviruses may last just six months, says new study It casts doubt over the practicality of introducing "immunity passports", which some governments want to issue to COVID-19 survivors. -
World News Requiring face masks to fight COVID-19 while upholding niqab bans shows irony lost on leaders ǀ View The current recommendations on wearing face masks also lay bare the absurdity of the arguments that some European governments have used to prohibit the wearing of face coverings in the public space. -
Smart Regions APPy to help: Polish town uses mobile tech to support isolated Smart Regions explores how a specially adapted mobile app is helping the most vulnerable members of a Polish community receive vital support during the COVID-19 pandemic. -
No Comment A Mexican zoo has named two newborn puma cubs Pandemic and Quarantine Vets at the zoo say the births were due to the coronavirus lockdown, which stopped visitors coming and stressing out the animals. -
No Comment Supporters greet Bolsonaro amid controversy over cabinet video It comes three days after the country's supreme court released a video of a cabinet meeting in which Bolsonaro is alleged to have tried to interfere with the federal police. -
France 'Her gender doesn't matter': French village elects first transgender mayor Marie Cau said she had not encountered discrimination in the village in the 15 years since she began her transition. -
Belarus Belarus: Hundreds protest in Minsk against President Lukashenko Demonstrators wore facemasks in defiance and carried slippers, joining opposition activists' calls to "smash the cockroach". -
Russia Coronavirus: Russia remains in lockdown as cases top 350,000 Russia's deaths-to-infections ratio is far lower than in other countries. Doctors and activists say the number of fatalities is much higher. -
No Comment Jacinda Ardern: Earthquake hits as New Zealand's prime minister conducts TV interview An earthquake hit as New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern was being interviewed live on TV. -
Germany Protesters take to the streets of Berlin over government's lockdown response Experts say that the demonstrations come from a variety of different political camps united by a shared distrust in the state -
Spain Spaniards can hit the beach and drink on the terrace as lockdown eases Spain enters phase two of deconfinement as Madrid and Barcelona begin to ease lockdown measures. -
United Kingdom Who is Dominic Cummings and why do so many people want him sacked? UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's closest ally is accused of breaking the government's own rules during the coronavirus lockdown to arrange childcare for his four-year-old son. -
Germany German court rules against Volkswagen in 'Dieselgate' compensation scandal About four years after the Volkswagen Diesel scandal broke, Germany's Federal Court passes a binding rule on compensation for consumers -
World News Coronavirus: Spaniards take to the terraces as lockdown eases Follow our live blog for the latest updates