29 November 2020 | Euronews
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No Comment France rules limit in places of worship too restrictive France's top administrative body ruled in favour of the Catholic church on Sunday saying the 30 person limit in places of worship across the country was too restrictive. -
No Comment Pro-democracy protesters march once again in Bangkok Protesters gathered in Bangkok on Sunday, in another of a long series of pro-democracy demonstrations calling for reforms of both the government and the monarchy. -
France Four police officers indicted over Michel Zecler beating in Paris Three of the officers have been charged with 'willful violence' and another for forgery. -
United Kingdom How a London tailor uses a robot to measure customers remotely A Saville Row tailor is using 21st-century technology at its 117-year-old business to overcome the COVID-19 pandemic and reach customers abroad -
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No Comment Security law protest in Paris sees fires, water cannons and injuries Fires blaze around the Place de la Bastille in Paris during the protests against a security law that is being considered by French lawmakers. -
No Comment Huge mudslide engulfs Sardinia town of Bitti Heavy rains caused powerful mudslides which covered the streets of Bitti city centre. -
Switzerland Swiss voters reject proposals to increase liability for big companies Switzerland has rejected measures that would have stiffened penalties against Swiss companies that violate human rights or harm the environment. -
Argentina Police in Argentina search house and clinic of Maradona's doctor Diego Maradona's doctor is reportedly under investigation for manslaughter four days after the iconic footballer died of a heart attack at his home, according to an Argentinian news agency. -
Bahrain F1 driver Grosjean's car crashes and bursts into flames leaving him with 'minor burns' F1 driver Grosjean has "minor burns" after he skidded off the racing track and his car was split in two by a barrier, before bursting into flames. -
Ireland Asylum seekers ‘excluded from financial system’ by banks in Ireland Many times banks ask for a passport before allowing someone to open an account, but often asylum seekers won’t have a passport, and if they do have one then the government will likely take it while they are looking at their claim for asylum. -
Travel News The best glamping spots in Europe for a coronavirus-safe holiday COVID-19 has left us desperate to be in nature, but for people who don't want to give up luxury, there's glamping. -
Ethiopia Tigray: Multiple explosions reported in Eritrea capital after Ethiopia declares victory Explosions were reported in Asmara hours after Ethiopia's military said it had gained “full control” of the capital in the Tigray region. -
Travel News Meet the photographer: Arden NL We caught up with one of our resident Instagram features @arden_nl to find out what inspires him as a photographer. -
World News David Prowse: British actor who played Darth Vader dies aged 85 A former weightlifter and bodybuilder, Prowse became a film icon for portraying the imposing physical figure of Vadar in the sci-fi franchise. -
Earth News This architect builds schools in Senegal using upcycled materials She also founded a charity which teaches local people to build their own houses from upcycled materials.