20 June 2020 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Reading attack: Tributes paid to 'true gentlemen' as UK mourns stabbing victims Police in England are questioning a 25-year-old man under anti-terror laws after a stabbing spree on Saturday in which three people died and three others were injured. -
United Kingdom Police in England investigating reports of "multiple stabbings" at a park in Reading Police in England investigating reports of "multiple stabbings" at a park in Reading -
Spain Spain to allow EU and UK tourists in without quarantine from June 21 Britain, Europe's most heavily-impacted country by COVID-19, requires anyone coming in from abroad to self-isolate for 14 days. -
United Kingdom UK authorities detain five cruise ships over welfare concerns for crew Britain's Maritime and Coastguard Agency said that some fo the crew had been onboard for more than 12 months. -
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Eritrea Eritrean migrants in Libya claim EU-backed voluntary returns programme isn't so voluntary Eritrean migrants on a flight last year told Euronews that they were forced to fly back to Asmara even after they changed their minds. The UN says Eritrea is one of the most repressive countries on earth - so why is the EU paying for migrants to return there? -
Germany Statue of Lenin calmly erected in West Germany The tiny Marxist-Leninist Party of Germany erected the first statue of Lenin ever on former West German territory. -
France UNHCR Chief: Europe 'not able to deal' with record-high refugee movements Speaking to Euronews, Filippo Grandi says the EU must have a united system in place to distribute asylum seekers. -
USA Judge rules Bolton can publish Trump book despite efforts to block it The US President said on Twitter that his former national security adviser will pay "a really big price" for releasing the book. -
World News Climate change: Global sports 'playing against the clock' Football, tennis, rugby, the Olympics — all have already been impacted by climate change. The industry is part of the problem, a new report has found. -
No Comment Trump under fire for holding election rally in city famous for racial massacre President Donald Trump has come under fire for holding an election rally in Oklahoma, a city famous for one of the country's worst racial massacres in 1921 -
No Comment Protesters in the US pull down more statues of people who had links to slavery In the US protesters toppled more statues of figures with links to slavery following rallies in memory of Juneteenth, which commemorates the emancipation of enslaved African Americans. -
Belgium Bruges mayor "out of danger" after neck stabbing Dirk De fauw is "fine", police said, after he was brought to hospital on Saturday. A man has been arrested on attempted murder charges. -
France Thousands take to the streets in Europe for fourth consecutive weekend of anti-racism protests Thousands gathered in the French and British capital for peaceful demonstrations against racism. -
Italy Paralympic gold medalist and former F1 driver Zanardi in serious but stable condition after crash The condition of Alex Zanardi remains "serious". He underwent brain surgery following a crash with a lorry on Friday. -
Spain Spain's long, hot coronavirus summer sparks swimming pool craze Sales of swimming polls have shot up by 400% in Spain, according to manufacturers. -
World News Coronavirus pandemic "accelerating", WHO warns, as Brazil tops one million cases The organisation reported on Friday the highest number in terms of new coronavirus cases ever recorded, warning that the pandemic is exposing migrants to "an even more severe hardship". -
World News The COVID-19 pandemic has a lesson for the EU: it can no longer be business as usual ǀ View The COVID-19 pandemic has destroyed all vestiges of the old neoliberal system. To ensure democracy survives in Europe in tact, the EU must not fall back to business as usual. -
Hungary Coronavirus: Applications for Hungarian army soar as youngsters seek stable job amid economic crisis As Hungary's coronavirus-hit economy shrinks and unemployment soars, thousands of Hungarians are seeking to join the army, attracted by job stability and a government scheme that fast-tracks recruits toward a military career. -
Earth News What is an eco-therapist and do plants have the power to heal us? In Lithuania, one woman is on a mission to save as many plants as possible and help people along the way.