29 June 2020 | Euronews
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United Kingdom UK confirms local lockdown in Leicester due to surge in coronavirus cases The UK government has confirmed lockdown measures to combat the spread of coronavirus will not be lifted in Leicester, and stricter measures will be imposed to tackle the number of cases being reported in the area. -
The Cube Viral Finland PM quote about US being under Russian control ‘not true’ | #TheCube It was suggested that Marin had also wondered whether the US was under Russian control since January 20, 2017 - the date Trump was inaugurated as president. -
World News Analysis: Europe's airline industry and flying during a coronavirus pandemic So, what’s it like to fly again? Is the hassle simply too much? Well, I would argue not. I’m writing to you from Poland having flown here to cover the presidential election. And, you know what? It was fine, writes Euronews' political editor Darren McCaffrey. -
United Kingdom Coronavirus: Leicester and UK government clash over lockdown extension The UK government has reportedly recommended extending Leicester's lockdown amid a spike in cases. But the city's mayor is not convinced. -
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Earth News Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle's favourite sustainable brands The British royals are both keen advocates of ethical fashion, but which are the labels they wear most? -
World News Post-Brexit trade: Row over state aid as face-to-face talks resume in Brussels Talks on a future EU-UK trade deal have resumed in Brussels, with negotiators meeting face-to-face for the first time since the COVID-19 outbreak. -
Next Series The European projects pooling data to defeat COVID-19 Futuris travels to Marseille and Cambridge to look at two European projects pooling and sharing data to help the scientific community beat COVID-19. -
Germany 'Moment of truth': Macron wants EU recovery fund agreement in July Macron and German chancellor Angela Merkel held talks on Monday before the negotiations continue at the next European council. -
No Comment Taiwan kickstarts domestic tourism after containing coronavirus spread Taiwan's transportation and health ministers removed a face mask from a sand sculpture at a ceremony in Taipei to kickstart a domestic tourism initiative. -
No Comment Entangled sperm whale freed by Italian Coastguard from illegal nets off Aeolian Islands A ten-metre-long male sperm whale, which was entangled in fishing nets, has been freed by the Italian coast guard in the Mediterranean Sea. The illegal fishing net had prevented the whale from moving its tail fin. -
France Five takeaways from France's local elections: Green wave, Macron, far-right, turnout and key divides A low turnout and a more nuanced nationwide picture mean the political outlook remains uncertain. -
Europe News 'Til coronavirus do us part': Lockdown separates newlyweds for months "It truly feels that our marriage is not even real," says Adrien Deslande who has been separated from his wife for months as she waits for a visa in Turkey. -
Spotlight Welcoming the world: Japan's Olympic Host Towns Spotlight takes a look at the cities and towns across Japan fostering cultural exchanges with the rest of the world. -
France Former French PM François Fillon sentenced to prison over 'fake jobs' scandal The scandal involving his wife Penelope demolished his 2017 presidential bid. -
Israel Israel’s annexation plans 'illegal', says UN human rights chief The consequences are likely to be "disastrous for the Palestinians, for Israel itself, and for the wider region," warns UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet. -
Earth News Viral video shows family rescuing bear with head trapped inside plastic container The Wisconsin family never thought their fishing trip would turn into saving a bear's life. -
No Comment Coronavirus screening underway in Mumbai as India cases increase Door-to-door screening is underway in Mumbai's poor neighbourhoods to identify coronavirus hotspots. -
Russia Russian mining company Nornickel admits new pollution in the Arctic Tundra Nornickel has opened an investigation after suspending the employees responsible. -
France 'Time has come to act': Macron outlines environment agenda after electoral blow Macron spoke just a day after the Green party surged across the country in Sunday's municipal election. -
World News Europeans' trust in US falls during coronavirus pandemic, survey finds Trust in the US has fallen in the EU while negativity towards China has increased, leading many to call on the bloc to take a more unified response to global threats. -
World News EU recommends lifting travel restrictions on 15 countries from July 1 The EU Council has agreed to lift travel restrictions on 15 countries from July 1. The US, Brazil and Russia are not on the list of approved countries. -
Pakistan Gunmen attack Pakistan Stock Exchange in Karachi, several killed including assailants Gunmen attack Pakistan Stock Exchange in Karachi, several killed including assailants