19 July 2020 | Euronews
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World News In pictures: Restaurants find creative ways to enforce social distancing Sometimes funny, sometimes beautiful - take a look at the original ways that restaurants around the world are working to enforce social distancing. -
Cyprus Coronavirus: Cyprus warns against infected migrants illegally crossing into the EU It comes after a number of migrants who recently crossed from the breakaway north to the internationally recognised south of Cyprus tested positive to COVID-19. -
Italy Italy's Coast Guard rescuing sperm whale entangled in fishing net off Sicily coast Authorities blamed the incident on unlawful fishing, as they seized over 100 km of illegal fishing nets since January. -
Earth News The world’s most expensive fungus is at risk of going extinct The Caterpillar Fungus has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for over 2,000 years. -
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France Coronavirus: Health concerns prompt France to bring date for compulsory face masks forward to Monday Those who don't comply risk a €135 fine. -
No Comment Coronavirus: Performers create a drive-in circus in Brazil Following measures to curb the spread of the COVID-19, Brazilian circus artists decided to go back to work in a different way. -
No Comment Atlanta residents gather to pay tribute to US congressman John Lewis A large mural was painted to paid tribute to the late civil rights activist. -
Denmark Whaling season is back in the Faroe Islands amid coronavirus concerns The government urged fishermen to avoid large gatherings, as the local whaling practice requires multiple boats to trap the animals, before the hunters physically enter the water to kill them with knives. -
No Comment Assad casts ballot in Syrian parliament election Syria is holding parliamentary elections across government-controlled areas of the country, as President Bashar al-Assad marks 20 years in power amid continuing war and deep economic woes. -
No Comment Paris Plages opens with floating cinema on the Seine With an unusual alternative to indoor movie theatres in the time of COVID-19, Paris Plages has this year opened with an open-air cinema set on the banks of the River Seine. -
No Comment Fire hits 15th-century cathedral in western French city of Nantes More than 100 firefighters were deployed in the western French city of Nantes on Saturday morning to tackle a "violent blaze" at the 15th-century cathedral. -
United Kingdom 'There is no sense to it': Russia's UK ambassador rejects coronavirus vaccine hacking claims Britain, the US and Canada said earlier this week that a hacking group called APT29 — also known as Cozy Bear and said to be part of Russia's intelligence services — has been targeting various organisations involved in COVID-19 vaccine development in the three western countries. -
United Kingdom Brexit: COVID-19 leaves UK companies even less prepared, report warns "The coronavirus crisis has made a difficult task much harder," the report from the Institute for Government states. -
United Kingdom Princess Beatrice wears Queen's dress and tiara on wedding day Beatrice, Queen Elizabeth's granddaughter, married her property tycoon beau in a private ceremony on Friday. The couple were initially scheduled to tie the knot on May 29 but the event was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. -
World News Coronavirus: WHO reports record rise of more than 259,000 new cases The global death toll also passed the 600,000 thresholds, according to a tally kept by Johns Hopkins University.