11 November 2020 | Euronews
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USA Georgia to recount US presidential votes by hand for state audit Georgia's secretary of state announced an audit of presidential election results that he said would be done with a full hand tally of ballots because the margin is so tight. -
World News One in five COVID-19 patients diagnosed with mental health issues after testing positive Euronews spoke to one of the authors of the study, Dr Max Taquet. -
Sweden Coronavirus: Sweden to ban sale of alcohol after 10pm to curb virus spread PM Stefan Lofven said that Sweden “currently is risking a situation like the one we had last spring." -
United Kingdom UK firm Metalysis wins contract to extract oxygen from moon rock A British firm has won a €280,000 European Space Agency contract for technology to extract oxygen from moon dust and rocks. -
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Saudi Arabia Three injured in 'improvised explosive device attack' on Armistice ceremony in Jeddah Several people have been injured in an "improvised explosive device attack" on an international Armistice ceremony at a non-Muslim cemetery in the Saudi city of Jeddah. -
No Comment Massive sinkhole nearly swallows up parked van in California A sinkhole nearly swallowed up a parked van after it opened up due to a water main break, local authorities said. -
Hungary Critics say Hungary's new laws allow PM Orban to consolidate control The Hungarian government is being accused of imposing a partial lockdown in order to push through controversial new measures. -
No Comment Scientists in Washington destroy murder hornet nest in 'nick of time' Scientists in Washington had discovered 500 murder hornets in various stages of development in addition to nearly 200 queens that could have started their own nests. -
No Comment Moments of silence in France and UK commemorate 102 years since end of World War I Armistice Day commemorates the November 11, 1918 armistice that ended World War I. -
United Kingdom UK becomes the first country in Europe to pass 50,000 deaths from COVID-19 UK becomes the first country in Europe to pass 50,000 deaths from COVID-19 -
Armenia Armenian PM defends Nagorno-Karabakh truce amid protests in Yerevan Nikol Pashinian says other towns in the region could have been seized by Azerbaijan if he had not accepted the Russian-brokered agreement -
Poland Poland abortion: Polish women look for help in Germany after terminations all but banned Charities are reporting an increasing number of Polish women calling for help after Poland passed a law putting an almost total ban on terminations. -
Ecotech Virgin’s floating pods make transport history with first two passengers on board Could Richard Branson's Virgin Hyperloop be the future of emission-free travel? -
Italy Genoa bridge collapse: Italian financial police arrest six executives Italian financial police have issued arrest warrants against six executives following an investigation over the Morandi bridge collapse in Genoa in 2018. -
Earth News ‘Pass the mic!’ Activists urge Sir David Attenborough to hand over his Instagram account As the veteran broadcaster is no longer posting from his record-breaking account, activists want to put it to good use. -
France 'People don't understand the reality of the disease,' warns MP as French COVID cases soar France is approaching the halfway point of its second lockdown. The current measures were announced by President Emmanuel Macron nearly 2 weeks ago - in the hope to stem the spread. But how effective have they been? -
World News Coronavirus: EU's first COVID-19 vaccinations 'could happen in first quarter of 2021' It comes after Pfizer and BioNTech said their potential vaccine had been found to be more than 90% effective. -
No Comment Seoul bids to cut congestion with futuristic 'drone taxis' Government officials said they hoped to have a system in place to manage the drones by as early as 2025. -
United Kingdom Watch: Boris Johnson faces opposition leader Keir Starmer at PMQs MPs grilled the British prime minister on COVID-19 and other issues. -
Hungary Hungary's government proposes draft legislation to ban adoption for same-sex couples The new law would mean that only married couples can adopt children and single people can only adopt with special permission from the minister in charge of family affairs. -
No Comment Last orders in Budapest before closure of bars and restaurants as virus cases soar Bars and restaurants have closed for 30 days from 11 November in Hungary -
Turkey Five people killed after Turkish fishing boat collides with Greek tanker Five people have been killed after a Turkish fishing boat collided with a Greek-flagged tanker on Wednesday morning. -
World EU to sign a deal for 300 million doses of BioNtech/Pfizer vaccine with '90% success rate' The EU has already signed supply deals with AstraZeneca, Sanofi and Johnson & Johnson for their potential COVID-19 shots. -
United Kingdom Monument to icon Mary Wollstonecraft criticised for nudity Statue in honour of feminist Mary Wollstonecraft unveiled in London on Tuesday caused mixed reactions from the public as it depicts a naked woman. -
United Kingdom England planning Christmas ‘travel window’ allowing students to return home in December Mass testing will be carried out across the country's campuses before students travel home for the festive period. -
France Watch: Macron leads Armistice Day commemorations in France While France usually observes the public holiday with a parade in Paris as well as several other events around the country, this year will be different as the nation is under a national lockdown. -
Turkey Turkish President Erdoğan congratulates Joe Biden on US election win "I believe that the strong cooperation and alliance between our countries will continue to contribute to world peace in the future as it has been until today," Erdoğan said in his message to Biden. -
France France pays tribute to 6-year-old wartime resistance hero Marcel Pinte Known as "Quinquin", and celebrated as France's youngest resistance hero, he carried messages under his shirt to leaders of the movement against Nazi occupation. -
Earth News What does the internet think of Biden’s plan to tackle climate change? Celebrities, world leaders and activists were quick to share what they thought about the new President-Elect. -
USA Biden: Trump's refusal to concede is 'embarrassing' mark on his legacy Biden: Trump's refusal to concede is 'embarrassing' mark on his legacy