6 September 2020 | Euronews
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USA Novak Djokovic kicked out of US Open after hitting line judge with ball Novak Djokovic has been disqualified from the US Open after hitting a line judge with a ball. -
World News Protesters in Brussels demand more government help for COVID-hit entertainment sector Protesters gathered in the Belgian capital Brussels to demand more government support for the entertainment sector -
United Kingdom Coronavirus: Britain records highest daily number of cases since May Almost 3,000 new coronavirus cases were announced on Sunday in the UK, a number the health secretary described as "concerning" -
France Instagram apologises for temporarily disabling accounts of Charlie Hebdo staff Two journalists at Charlie Hebdo reported their Instagram accounts had been disabled after they shared the magazine’s front page which carries depictions of the prophet Muhammad. -
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France French journalist who joined the police found a culture of racism and violence A French journalist who joined the police for two years says he found a culture of racism and "banal" violence as well a force that closes ranks to protest a minority of rogue officers. -
Belarus Tens of thousands of protesters flood Belarus streets putting pressure on Lukashenko The plan for Sunday was a march to Stela and then to Lukashenko's residence -
No Comment Scores arrested at protest over Hong Kong election delay Nearly 100 people were arrested by Hong Kong police on Sunday as riot officers swooped on democracy protesters opposed to the postponement of local elections. -
Germany Play it slow: Composer John Cage's 639-year legacy to the world Play it slow: Composer John Cage's 639-year legacy to the world undergoes its first chord change for seven years -
Mali Two French soldiers killed by homemade bomb in northern Mali The French government has confirmed the deaths of two French soldiers in Mali, after the destruction of their armoured vehicle by an improvised explosive device during an operation in the region of Tessalit in north of country. -
Belarus Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya to meet Polish Prime Minister Tsikhanouskaya has insisted she is open to discussing the situation in her country with all parties, including Russia. -
France COVID-19: France adds seven departments to 'red zone' list for active virus circulation Friday saw an all-time high in the number of daily reported cases in France, with a total of 8,975. -
No Comment Austrian breaks world record with extreme ice feat An Austrian extreme athlete on Saturday broke his own world record by spending more than two-and-a-half hours submerged in ice. -
World News Climate protesters return to the streets of Europe's capitals Environmental protesters returned to the streets of Europe's capitals to continue a week of demonstrations that have seen many arrests. -
Italy Authorities move hundreds of migrants from overcrowded centre on Italian island of Lampedusa The move aimed to relieve some of the severe overcrowding at the centre, although it remains hugely oversubscribed. -
Japan Typhoon Haishen moves on to South Korea after battering Japan It brought heavy storm surges and winds of over 160km/h. -
United Kingdom Birmingham stabbings: Man arrested after brutal knife attacks One man was killed after being stabbed in the city centre of Birmingham. Seven others were injured. -
Russia The 2020 WorldSkills Russia National Competition will be the largest ever thanks to distance tech The WorldSkills Russia National Competition takes place annually and brings outstanding students and trainers of technical and vocational education from around the country.