1 June 2020 | Euronews
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No Comment Rome's famous Colosseum reopens to visitors after three month coronavirus lockdown Just a few hundred people were expected at Italy's top tourism site. -
Greece Thousands of migrants face eviction in Greece sparking fears over homelessness Athens says the move was necessary to alleviate pressure on the more than 32,500 migrants living in squalid camps on the Greek islands. -
Ecotech World's largest all-electric plane generates zero carbon emissions The new aircraft is "disrupting the transportation industry and accelerating the electric aviation revolution.” -
Next Series Podastic! The ICU device safely transporting COVID-19 patients Futuris looks at a new Norwegian medical device that can safely transport patients with highly infectious diseases such as Ebola and COVID-19. -
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Hungary Hungary’s new anti-transgender law is threatening to set hard-won LGBT rights back decades ǀ View Despite there being laws in Hungary that protect LGBT people from discrimination, the recent bill to end legal recognition of transgender people passed by parliament would undermine such laws and leave transgender people open to prejudice. -
World News Analysis: Amid the coronavirus crisis, have we reached 'peak car'? The question is, after more than 100 years, during which cars have transformed our lives, have we passed peak car? -
Greece Greece reopens to tourists, with coronavirus tests on arrival Greek hotels are reopening and international flights will resume on June 15, with passengers from 'high-risk areas' subject to coronavirus testing and quarantine rules. -
Armenia 'I have coronavirus': Armenian PM tests positive as pandemic tightens grip on the country Nikol Pashinyan announced it only a few days after he called for tighter restrictions amid a critical situation in the country's hospitals due to the coronavirus pandemic. -
World News COVID-19 lockdowns have shown all workers need a new right to disconnect from work at home ǀ View Before the outbreak, just one in 10 people worked from home every day. But new research has found that almost 40% of EU citizens started working from home during confinement. -
Belgium Coronavirus: Prince Joachim of Belgium fined €10,400 for breaching Spanish lockdown to attend party It comes after he tested positive for coronavirus after attending a party in Spain that broke lockdown rules. He subsequently apologised. -
United Kingdom British schools are re-opening - and parents aren't happy about it "My children won't be going back," one parent told Euronews as a new survey found that 46% of families will make the same decision. -
No Comment Nine-year-old British boy with cerebral palsy completes marathon charity walk Inspired by Captain Tom Moore, the centenarian veteran who raised tens of millions, the young man decided to set off on his own charity walk. -
USA Christo, Bulgarian-born artist who wrapped world's landmarks, dies at 84 Christo and his wife, Jeanne-Claude, famously cloaked Berlin's Reichstag, Paris's Pont Neuf and Australia's Little Bay in reams of fabric. -
World News Coronavirus latest: No new deaths in Spain for first time since early March Keep up to date with the latest coronavirus developments here.