4 July 2020 | Euronews
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World News Coronavirus latest: WHO records largest single day increase in global COVID-19 cases The largest increase came from the Americas where the United States and Brazil represent millions of cases. -
France Thousands march in Paris to celebrate gay pride and protest police violence Thousands marched in Paris to for pride. They also protested police violence and demanded more political actions to support marginalised communities. -
Austria More than 4,000 Formula One coronavirus tests prove negative There have been no positive cases from more than 4,000 coronavirus tests carried out on Formula One personnel over the past seven days, F1 said on Saturday. -
USA Trump vows to 'defend' America's history in July 4th celebrations The US celebrated Independence Day as coronavirus cases pass 2.8 million. -
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Switzerland Siberian tiger kills animal keeper at zoo in Zürich A 55-year-old woman who worked at the Zürich zoo was attacked and killed by a Siberian tiger. An investigation into the incident is ongoing. -
United Kingdom First night out in London after three months of coronavirus lockdown: How did it go? Thousands packed the streets of Soho. -
Italy 'We are ready': Salvini calls for election in anti-government protest with right-wing allies The anti-government rally was joined by League's allies Brothers of Italy and Forza Italia. -
No Comment London pubs pull first pints after months of lockdown In the British capital, restaurants and bars are now open for the first time in over three months following the coronavirus pandemic. -
World News Latin America and the Caribbean surpass Europe's number of coronavirus cases A skyrocketing case count in Brazil and heavy outbreaks in Peru, Chile and Colombia have been the main contributors. -
Spain Coronavirus: Spain imposes local lockdown in second region A Mariña and El Segriá, both in the north of Spain, were locked down over the weekend. -
Cult Nobel Prize museum reopens with exhibition about pandemics The Nobel Prize museum in Stockholm has reopened for the first time since March with a new exhibition called "Contagious" that focuses on pandemics. -
Croatia Croatia's ruling conservatives win parliamentary election Polls had predicted a tight race but the Croatian Democratic Union, HDZ, emerged as the clear winner with over 90% of the votes counted. -
Russia Moscow police detain 17 people at protest for journalist facing prison charges Around 17 people, including journalists, were detained after protesting against criminal charges faced by Russian journalist Svetlana Prokopyeva. -
No Comment Prince William enjoys a drink ahead of England pubs reopening Pubs in England are reopening on Saturday after three and a half months of coronavirus restrictions -
United Kingdom Seven police officers injured in London as pubs reopens in England London's 'hot summer' continues as police confront revellers for the second consecutive weekend. -
United Kingdom What can the UK learn from Europe about the pitfalls of electric scooters? New transport legislation comes into effect in the UK on Saturday, marking the way for the introduction of e-scooters. Europe has long had this mode of transport on its streets - so what can the Brits learn from this? -
Croatia Croatia election preview: Plenković seeks second mandate in tight race Polls suggest a liberal coalition has a slight lead over the ruling Croatian Democratic Union. -
France France's former PM and two other officials investigated over coronavirus crisis handling Edouard Philippe said he "took note" and will provide authorities will all the information necessary. France's health minister and former health minister are being investigated too.