13 August 2020 | Euronews
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World News France: British holidaymakers rush to return home after UK quarantine move The UK has imposed a 14-day quarantine from Saturday on travellers arriving from several more countries including France, the Netherlands and Malta. -
No Comment Motorbike enthusiasts gather in South Dakota despite COVID-19 spike An annual biker event takes place over 10 days in Sturgis, South Dakota. Even as health officials warned of a major coronavirus spike, some 250 000 bikers gathered at the event. -
Belarus 'It's impossible to keep silent': Tech CEOs in Belarus demand new elections In a joint letter, the CEOs of some of the countries biggest companies have criticised violence against demonstrators. -
Hungary Hungary urges EU to pursue dialogue with Belarus amid violent protests EU foreign ministers have scheduled a video meeting on Friday to discuss possible sanctions against Belarus. -
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Earth News Grey reef sharks have a ‘social network’ of long-term friends And it could make finding food easier for them. -
No Comment Watch: South Korea transforms closed mountain highway into luge track The sledges can travel at speeds of up to 60kmph - and with the wind behind them, even faster. -
Musica The show goes on: 'Così fan tutte' at the Salzburg Festival The show goes on: Così fan tutte performed at the Salzburg Festival. Austria's music and drama festival returns to celebrate its first centenary, despite the coronavirus pandemic. -
The Cube Facebook launches Voting Information Centre ahead of November US elections | #TheCube Facebook is launching a tool that will show users how to vote by mail ahead of the 2020 US Presidential election. -
United Arab Emirates UAE agrees to normalise ties with Israel in bid to halt West Bank annexation UAE agrees to normalise ties with Israel in bid to halt West Bank annexation -
World News Which countries are best-placed for getting a COVID-19 vaccine? 37 vaccines are currently undergoing human trials worldwide. -
Belarus People are seeking change in Belarus. Instead, they’re being mercilessly beaten and detained ǀ View As officials and security forces attempt to silence all opposition, protesters on the streets of Minsk risk everything to have their voices heard. -
World News Travel in 2021 'very promising' says TUI, despite posting massive losses amid COVID pandemic The travel operator said bookings for next year are up 145%. -
Belarus Belarus: Detained protesters 'repeatedly beaten' and abused in post-election crackdown Euronews has heard evidence of physical abuse and inhumane conditions in Belarusian detention centres where thousands of protesters have been held. -
Earth News ‘Sort your ship out!’: Extinction Rebellion take to the seas to protest cruise ship pollution The ship has been pumping out tonnes of pollution in a harbour in Cornwall, UK according to local residents. -
No Comment Belarusian women call for an end to police violence Protesters claim the election on Sunday was rigged to extend the rule of the country's authoritarian leader, Alexander Lukashenko. -
United Kingdom A-level students: NUS say this was 'one of the most traumatic years of their lives' NUS hits back at government on A Level results Day. -
No Comment Watch: Hundreds of dolphins 'stampede' off coast of California Tourists out looking for whales got a shock when they saw the pod off Dana Point. -
Switzerland 3 Spanish tourists dead, 1 missing after Swiss canyoning accident Authorities say the four men were reported missing on Wednesday night during a heavy storm. -
Italy Italy introduces mandatory COVID-19 testing for tourists returning from summer holidays Tourists complain that the new regulations were badly communicated and will make life difficult for them when they return. -
Business How can businesses keep seasonal workers in Europe safe? Every year, temporary workers, frequently from eastern Europe, travel across borders to help with agriculture and factory production lines. But now the pandemic is forcing a rethink of how to keep workers safe, particularly after outbreaks within meat packing plants in Germany. -
Spain Galicia bans smoking in public areas to curb COVID-19 outbreak The authorities believe that smoke can spread the deadly virus. -
World News In pictures: Across Europe, thousands are rallying in support of the Belarus protests Protesters are calling for fair elections and an end to police violence in Belarus. -
United Kingdom Coronavirus: 'Widespread chaos' predicted as UK exam results released with last-minute changes Results for end-of-year exams in the UK that are of importance for higher education and job applications are, this year, being based on teachers' predictions - but the government has since made a last-minute change. -
Belarus Belarus crackdown: Women form human chains in 'solidarity' protests The authorities reported 700 more arrests on Thursday amid mounting fears for the fate of thousands of detainees in the election aftermath. -
Syria Islamic State making a resurgence in western Syria - top US commander The Islamic State are showing signs of rebuilding in western Syria, the top US military commander has said. -
World News COVID-19: How the pandemic is affecting the European class of 2020's first job chances Euronews spoke to recent graduates from across the bloc to see how they were managing to get a first foot on the ladder in their chosen careers in the midst of a global pandemic and economic crisis. -
New Zealand Coronavirus: New Zealand working to find source of latest virus outbreak as 17 cases discovered Experts in New Zealand are working to find out the source of the latest outbreak of coronavirus, with test results showing the strain could be from Australia or the UK. -
United Kingdom Coronavirus: UK reduces death toll by 5,000 as it revises counting strategy The UK has revised the way it counts the number of deaths to coronavirus, meaning its national toll has dropped by 5,000 - but it still has the highest number in Europe.