18 October 2020 | Euronews
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Travel News French ski season begins under threat of COVID-19 Ski lifts going up the Grande Motte glacier at Tignes carried their first passengers of the season on Saturday, with new rules in place to help prevent a coronavirus outbreak. -
No Comment Anti-lockdown demonstration turns violent in Prague Czech police used tear gas and a water cannon to disperse hundreds of protesters, some of whom attacked them after a protest in Prague against government restrictions to slow the spread of coronavirus infections. -
World News Anti-government rallies held across Belarus despite regime threats Police have detained protesters at a rally in the Belarus capital Minsk as anti-government protests show no signs of abating -
United Kingdom UK COVID-19 restrictions could mean a smaller turkey this Christmas Restrictions on larger gatherings are leading UK turkey farmers to think small ahead of Christmas -
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Cyprus Nationalist candidate Ersin Tatar wins Turkish Cypriot leadership vote Local officials confirm he narrowly defeated the left-wing incumbent Mustafa Akıncı in Sunday's run-off vote -
No Comment Dozens gather in Prague for outdoor Catholic mass amid COVID-19 restrictions Dozens of people gathered in Prague's Old Town Square on Sunday for an outdoor Catholic mass, due to coronavirus rules limiting numbers allowed inside. -
No Comment Skull sculptures laid in Mexico for Day of the Dead Skull sculptures have graced the streets of Mexico City as part of Day of the Dead celebrations which are being held amid the coronavirus pandemic -
No Comment People pay tribute to beheaded teacher outside school where attack took place Demonstrations were planned across France on Sunday in Samuel Paty's memory. -
France Streets in several French cities deserted as coronavirus curfew comes into force Waiters packed up the terraces of Paris' famous bistros and Champs-Elysees avenue lay almost empty as the clock struck 9 pm. -
USA Colorado wildfire forces thousands to evacuate in western US Thousands of people in the US state of Colorado are fleeing a wildfire that hasn't stopped burning since mid-August. -
United Kingdom Murderer who helped stop London Bridge attacker granted royal pardon Steven Gallant, who confronted London Bridge attacker Usman Khan using a large, ornamental narwhal tusk, will be considered for parole 10 months early. -
Pakistan Emmanuel Macron must give Muslims the same free speech protections as other communities ǀ View Those committed to the freedom of speech should remember that it comes with conditions to ensure its survival. It is not unbridled; it comes with protections which must apply to all communities. -
USA NY authorities stop wedding with up to 10,000 guests, citing coronavirus as reason "You can get married. You just can't get a thousand people at your wedding. You get the same results at the end of the day. It's also cheaper!" Governor Andrew Cuomo joked. -
World News Nagorno-Karabakh: Armenia and Azerbaijan accuse each other of breaking 'humanitarian truce' The ceasefire, which was set to start at midnight on Saturday, came after Armenia and Azerbaijan accused each other of attacking residential areas.