12 September 2020 | Euronews
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France France exceeds 10,000 new daily COVID-19 cases for first time since start of coronavirus crisis This is the first time the number of people who have been confirmed to have the virus exceeded 10,000 in 24 hours. -
Greece Displaced migrants on Lesbos island protest in wake of fire at Moria camp Over 12,000 people were left homeless after fires on Tuesday and Wednesday gutted the Moria camp in the midst of a coronavirus lockdown. -
Germany Police put end to march against coronavirus restrictions in Munich Police had tried to ban the march but the city court allowed it to go ahead with a limit of 1,000 participants — authorities estimated 3,000 turned up. -
United Kingdom COVID-19: Oxford University to resume trials of vaccine after pause to investigate side effects In large trials like this one, "it is expected that some participants will become unwell and every case must be carefully evaluated to ensure careful assessment of safety," the university said. -
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France Yellow Vests stage comeback with protests across France In Paris, where police used tear gas after some protesters left an authorised route, a car and rubbish bins were also set on fire. -
Iran Iran executes young wrestler Navid Afkari despite international appeals "The execution of Iranian wrestler Navid Afkari is very sad news," the International Olympic Committee said. -
United Kingdom Former UK prime ministers Blair and Major hit out at Johnson over controversial new Brexit bill "This way of negotiating, with reason cast aside in pursuit of ideology and cavalier bombast posing as serious diplomacy, is irresponsible, wrong in principle and dangerous in practice," the former UK leaders said. -
Italy Four men arrested in southern Italy after two British teenagers sexually assaulted Police in southern Italy have arrested four men and are investigating another four on suspicion of sexually assaulting two British girls at a villa where a party was being held, authorities said on Friday. -
Colombia At least 13 killed as deadly clashes erupt in Bogota after a man dies in police custody Three nights of unrest in Bogota began after a video went viral on social media showing a man, Javier Ordonez, being repeatedly tasered by police as he's arrested. -
Italy Italy reels as hundreds attend funeral of young black man brutally beaten to death 21-year-old Willy Monteiro Duarte was brutally beaten to death after intervening in a fight to help a friend. Premier Giuseppe Conte and Italy’s interior minister attended the funeral. -
Germany Germany: 3 passengers 'seriously injured' after Prague-Hamburg bus comes off highway The international bus service came off a highway in northern Germany before coming to rest on its side in a ditch, injuring over 30 people. -
No Comment Landmarks and buildings lit up as Berlin's annual Festival of Lights begins Under the motto "together we shine," the historic centre of Berlin was lit up on Friday evening with installations on monuments and historical buildings throughout the city. -
No Comment Effigy of Spanish king Felipe VI set alight as tensions rise on Catalonia's National Day Supporters of Catalonia's secession from the rest of Spain gathered in small groups around the north east region on Friday under orders from event organisers to maintain social distancing amid a spike in coronavirus cases. -
World News Antarctica is the only continent free of COVID-19. How long can it stay that way? The race is on to prevent new arrivals to the continent contaminating the research base 1,000 scientists from around the world call home. -
World News 'Historic' peace talks between Afghan government and the Taliban begin after decades of war The peace talks could see the exit of American and NATO troops from Afghanistan after 19 years of conflict. -
Earth News Zimbabwe’s bees are being saved from extinction by an innovative new project Bees have been struggling to survive in Zimbabwe - but this radical sanctuary programme could be the answer.