2 June 2020 | Euronews
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World News France: Police use tear gas against racial injustice protesters as Floyd outrage goes global Protests in solidarity with the US have spread to several European countries, including France where the death of George Floyd reminded people of the 2016 death of Adama Traoré. -
No Comment Coronavirus: Small greenhouses open to encourage social distanced dining As the Netherlands emerges from coronavirus lockdown, restaurants are trying to find new ways to encourage diners to return to their tables. -
The Cube #DCblackout: How one hashtag sewed confusion and misinformation | #TheCube There is no evidence that the US capital experienced an internet outage during George Floyd protests, despite numerous claims on social media. -
Germany Berlin boat party in support of nightclubs under fire after photos show hundreds crowded together At least 1,500 people gathered in support of Berlin's night clubs and cultural festivals, hard hit by the coronavirus pandemic. -
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France Coronavirus: French raise a glass as bars and restaurants reopen for first time since lockdown The wait was finally over today for France's food and drink lovers. -
Sweden Coronavirus: Is hard-hit Sweden being snubbed by its Scandinavian neighbours? Norway and Denmark have yet to signal when they will let Swedish travellers in, despite opening their borders to other countries in the region. -
World News Analysis: Has COVID-19 been with us longer than we thought? Euronews' political editor Darren McCaffrey looks at the possibility COVID-19 was present in Europe weeks earlier than the first official case. -
USA Unrest over George Floyd killing: 'Is this the end of the American dream?' The death of a black man at the hands of a white police officer in Minneapolis has sparked international outcry. How much is it tainting America's reputation? -
Earth News Massive sponge created to soak up oil spills in the ocean This revolutionary new sponge could save marine life from the damaging effects of marine pollution. -
United Kingdom Coronavirus: Huge hangover as Europe's bars and breweries face battle for survival Little or no income, millions of pints thrown away and operating at reduced capacity when they do reopen. Will Europe's bars and pubs survive? -
Sport Formula 1 revving up to start season in Austria on July 3 The season will start on July 3 with two consecutive weekends of competition in Austria, with the Hungarian Grand Prix to be held a week later. -
Europe News George Floyd: EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell calls death an 'abuse of power' "We support the right to peaceful protest and also we condemn violence and racism of any kind, and we call for a de-escalation of tensions," said Borrell. -
Russia Coronavirus: Russia's tracking app sparks fury after mistakenly fining users The tracking app for coronavirus patients got more than 2,500 complaints over several allegedly unjustified fines, including one to a bed-ridden professor who hadn't left home in a year. -
Europe News COVID-19's 'deep impact' on the space industry Europe's space industry could lose up to one billion euros due to the economic downturn. The impact could be felt in programmes that help to monitor climate change as well as data services. -
No Comment Pupils wearing face masks return to school in Singapore With new infections slowing and no major outbreaks outside dorms, the government began easing measures Tuesday -
Economy Explainer: how would EU countries apply for coronavirus recovery funding? While the final figure is still subject to tough negotiations, we look at what conditions the European Commission is attaching to receiving rescue funds. -
United Kingdom Coronavirus: UK MPs vote for return to parliament after remote working during lockdown Opposition lawmakers argued it's too early and risky to go back to the Houses of Parliament but the government stressed that "politics is better done face-to-face". -
Europe News Coronavirus: Belgium hospital employs robot to protect against COVID-19 A hospital in Antwerp is using a polyglot robot to screen patients for coronavirus symptoms and make sure they’re wearing masks. -
USA George Floyd death: US protesters defy curfews as European protests continue Thousands defied US curfews to protest the death of George Floyd while outrage continued to reverberate in Europe on Tuesday. -
Earth News Why going green is the best way to get a cheap mortgage What is a green mortgage and why should you be investing in an energy efficient home? -
World News Coronavirus latest: UK report finds age, gender and race are COVID-19 risk factors Keep up to date with the latest coronavirus developments here.