16 July 2020 | Euronews
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United Kingdom UK Health Secretary criticised over coronavirus lockdown date Matt Hancock claimed the lockdown in the UK started on March 16, but the Prime Minister Boris Johnson didn't enforce a lockdown until March 23. -
Spain Spain pays tribute to victims and heroes of coronavirus pandemic Relatives of some of those who have died in the coronavirus pandemic in Spain joined the country’s royalty for a solemn ceremony in Madrid on Thursday. -
Poland Poland presidential election: Defeated opposition call for vote to be declared invalid Civic Platform is challenging the result of Poland’s presidential election, which was won by the incumbent Andrzej Duda by a narrow margin. -
World News Chronic COVID? Meet the survivors who've had coronavirus symptoms for months A growing number of COVID-19 survivors say they have continued to have symptoms for months. It's one of the emerging mysteries behind the novel coronavirus. -
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United Kingdom Chief scientific advisor admits UK’s coronavirus outcome ‘not good’ Giving evidence to a committee of MPs, the government’s own chief scientific advisor Sir Patrick Vallance said it is “clear the outcome has not been good in the UK”. -
Germany Manhunt continues for German forest 'Rambo' who disarmed police officers Hundreds of German police continue to search for the 31-year-old "Rambo" after he fled into a forest armed with weapons on Sunday. -
Earth News ‘No jobs on a dead planet’ - but putting nature first could create 400 million new opportunities Investing in nature could also benefit the economy. -
World News Photo diary: After waiting four months to travel home, this UK man shares his journey back A train, a plane and a bus. With strict coronavirus confinement measures easing in Europe, Callum can now return home to Northern Ireland after four months. In this photo diary, he shares his journey -
Earth News Digital fashion may be the answer to saving the planet Ever wanted a new outfit for a specific photo? The new digital fashion movement is exactly what you need. -
World Europe’s cities should take lead on environmental change, says Lyon’s first Green mayor Grégory Doucet was at the head of a green wave in France’s recent local elections, becoming mayor of the country’s third largest city. Now he says like-minded mayors in other countries should join with him to help influence policy in Brussels. -
No Comment Dozens swim to safety after floods trap cars in Palermo underpass Mud and water swept away the vehicles and left them blocked in a highway underpass. -
United Kingdom Their COVID-19 efforts have earned French health workers a pay rise. Will NHS staff get one too? Health workers were regularly applauded during the height of COVID-19. France has just given them a pay rise. What about in the UK? -
Sci-Tech The Huawei DigiTruck - a driving force for digital literacy Huawei's DigiTrucks are helping to bridge the digital divide by providing learners with skills, knowledge and positive attitudes for handling computer devices -
United Kingdom Russia accused of trying to steal COVID-19 vaccine research "It is completely unacceptable that the Russian Intelligence Services are targeting those working to combat the coronavirus pandemic," said UK foreign affairs minister Dominic Raab. -
USA Twitter hacking: Should I be concerned and what can I do to secure my account? We spoke to a cybersecurity expert about what the Twitter hacking scandal means for the social media giant and what you can do to help protect your account. -
Europe News Apple ruling: Tax battle is 'a marathon not a sprint,' says EU's competition chief Vestager The EU was dealt a blow Wednesday when the union's second-highest court ruled that Apple did not have to pay €13 billion in Irish back taxes -
No Comment One-third of Bangladesh underwater due to flooding One-third of Bangladesh is submerged under floodwater as the situation continues to worsen with over 1 million villagers forced to leave their homes. -
Turkey Stripped, dismissed, jailed and exiled: Turkish soldier tells his story of 'the coup night' An exiled Turkish soldier tells us what happened to him 4 years ago, during an attempted military coup in Turkey. -
Earth News These activists occupy coal mining sites that threaten ancient forests A documentary is being made which follows their fight. -
World News First images released of the Sun 'up close' from ESA's Solar Orbiter No other images of the Sun have been taken from such a close distance. -
Economy Going Dutch: Netherlands has 'frugal' approach to the EU coronavirus recovery package EU leaders meet Friday to thrash out a deal on the trillion-euro rescue package, but the Dutch prime minister remains firm in his objections to parts of the plan. We went to the Netherlands to get the Dutch perspective on the recovery funds. -
United Kingdom UK court rules IS bride Shamima Begum should return to UK for citizenship legal battle A court has ruled that Begum "cannot play any meaningful part in her appeal" from the Syrian refugee camp where she is currently. -
The Cube Germany denies removing Taiwan's flag from Foreign Ministry website | #TheCube The flag is absent from the Foreign Ministry's website under Germany's "One China policy", a decision Taiwan says it is "unable to accept". -
United Kingdom COVID-19: UK records 649,000 fewer people in employment since lockdown began Official figures from the Office of National Statistics (ONS) show record-breaking economic inactivity in the UK with 649,000 fewer workers on payrolls. -
World News EU top court invalidates EU-US data transfer agreement over surveillance concerns The court stressed that personal data transferred outside the bloc must be "afforded the level of protection essentially equivalent to that guaranteed within the EU." -
Bulgaria Bulgaria protests continue despite sacking of three government ministers The news that the three ministers had been fired was applauded by protesters, but thousands took to the streets of Sofia on Thursday to continue calling for the PM's resignation. -
Spain Watch: Spain honours COVID-19 victims with national ceremony "I send my condolences and sincere compassion and affection to all of the families who have lost loved ones. I share their pain. Their grieving is my grieving," King Felipe said. -
USA Donald Trump replaces re-election campaign manager amid tanking polling numbers Facing a buoyant Democratic opponent, President Trump has replaced his re-election campaign manager amid low polling figures. -
USA 'I'm not a bad guy': Police video captures distraught pleas of George Floyd before his death Distressing police bodycam footage shows George Floyd distraught while restrained by police. -
World News Coronavirus: China becomes first economy to grow since pandemic began China becomes first economy to grow since virus pandemic after its worst period of economic decline since the 1960s.