15 October 2020 | Euronews
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World News Tens of thousands of daily coronavirus infections in France and UK as Europe smashes records Prime Minister Jean Castex made the revelation on Twitter, calling on French citizens to understand the seriousness of the situation. -
World News Brexit and fishing rights: Will battle for control of seas torpedo trade deal? There are signs that the ongoing tussle over access to fishing waters could blow up into a major conflagration at Thursday's EU summit. -
United Kingdom 'We must avoid tariffs': UK car industry on tenterhooks as Brexit trade talks hang in the balance The British car industry says the consequences of new tariffs and other barriers would be devastating under a no-deal scenario. -
No Comment Azerbaijani families grieve sons killed in Nagorno-Karabakh Family members grieve at the grave of an Azerbaijani soldier killed in Nagorno-Karabakh. -
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No Comment Armenians receive guns to defend town badly hit by shelling People in Martuni, Armenia have been issued guns to defend their town as skirmishes between Armenia and Azerbaijan continue. -
Musica Aida: previously unheard version of Verdi's opera receives rapturous reception 149 years ago, Giusppe Verdi replaced the original opening to the third act of his celebrated opera, Aida and it has remained unheard. Until now. Musica reports on the rapturously-received alternative version as performed at La Scala in Milan. -
United Kingdom Rashford starts petition over UK's free school meal extension refusal "This is not going away anytime soon and neither am I," said Manchester United football star Marcus Rashford on his child poverty campaign. -
Travel News For almost ninety years this Malaysian mill has made coffee the old-fashioned way The Antong coffee mill has been using antique machines and traditional bean-roasting methods to produce its famed caffeine-laden powder for 87 years -
Earth News US imports are helping to drive the ‘silent extinction’ of giraffes Giraffes parts are used for items such as bible covers, shoes and jackets. -
No Comment Moscow train stations disinfected as coronavirus cases hit record high in Russia Russia has the fourth-highest virus caseload in the world with a total of 1.3 million registered infections, and more than 23,000 deaths. -
Business Series The organic wines of Spain restoring the ancient rhythms of production Spain has the highest number of organic wineries in Europe. In this edition of Here We Grow, we meet some of the producers of the finest wines, enhanced in their excellence by returning to the natural and ancient rhythms of wine production. -
World News Europe coronavirus deaths 'up to five times higher' by January if restrictions relaxed, says WHO The global health body says tougher restrictions being imposed are 'absolutely necessary' given the constant surge of coronavirus cases. -
Europe News UK 'disappointed' and 'surprised' after EU takes intensity out of post-Brexit trade talks Draft conclusion prepared ahead of the summit called on talks with the UK to be continued "intensively". But the conclusions agreed on Thursday merely said to "continue negotiations". -
United Kingdom Majority of Germans think UK will not benefit long term from Brexit, Euronews survey reveals Nearly 60% of respondents in Germany said Brexit would not provide the UK with any long-term benefits. Just 30% of French people surveyed thought the same. -
No Comment People gather at George Floyd's memorial to mark what would have been his birthday People gathered in celebration and mourning of George Floyd on what would have been his 47th birthday. His death in police custody in May sparked protests over racial injustice across the US. -
France Coronavirus: Police search homes of top French officials in COVID-19 probe Among those to be targeted were ex-prime minister Edouard Philippe and health minister Olivier Veran. -
Business Planet Explainer: Europe's tourism rescue plan Business Planet looks at what the EU is doing to support Europe's struggling tourism industry from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Cry Like A Boy From Angola to Lisbon: My life with toxic masculinity | View Growing up a queer child in Africa is dangerous because of all the rules around how a man is expected to behave in society. -
World News London bans different households from gathering as it tightens rules to tackle coronavirus spike Cases in London have been doubling every ten days, prompting the government to bring in new restrictions . -
Europe News EU imposes sanctions on 6 individuals over poisoning of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny The EU has imposed sanctions on 6 individuals and one entity it believes was involved in the attempted assassination of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny. -
Kyrgyzstan Kyrgyzstan: President steps down amid unrest over disputed election results The embattled president is the third to be toppled by popular uprisings in the former Soviet country since 2005. -
World News 'We need to prepare now': Brussels unveils COVID-19 vaccination strategy "If we want our vaccination to be successful, we need to prepare now," Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen stressed on Thursday. -
Travel News Have you tried this UNESCO recognised food and drink? Discover the world's culture through acknowledged practices of cooking and sharing food. -
Europe News Calls growing for EU sanctions against Turkey over actions in Eastern Mediterranean and Cyprus The threat of sanctions is looming over Turkey, as calls grow within the EU for the country to face measures for its increasingly aggressive actions in the East Mediterranean and Northern Cyprus. -
Women Beyond Borders Meet the first black woman to travel to every country in the world By the time Jessica Nabongo turned 35, she'd travelled to all 195 countries on this planet, becoming the first black woman to have been to every country in the world. Euronews Travel’s first video series, Women Beyond Borders, is about inspiring solo of women travellers from around the world. -
Germany Coronavirus: Germany hit by record hike in new cases as it unveils new measures More than 6,600 new COVID-19 infections were reported by authorities on Thursday morning, beating a previous record set on March 28. -
Thailand Thailand: PM declares state of emergency as police disperse protesters outside his office Police said they arrested more than 20 people for violating the state of emergency. They have not been officially charged.