10 January 2021 | Euronews
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No Comment Names of 111 women killed in domestic violence in 2020 pasted on walls in Paris protest Protesters in Paris pasted the names of 111 women killed by domestic violence in 2020 on walls in the city in an improvised memorial. -
No Comment Jerusalem's streets lie empty as Israel enters third coronavirus lockdown The country entered its third lockdown on Friday with restrictions set to last two weeks. Despite a widespread vaccination programme, COVID-19 cases are rising. -
France Coronavirus: What areas of France now have a 12-hour curfew? A total of 25 départements across France will impose a 6 pm to 6 am curfew in a bid to curb the rising tide of new confirmed cases of COVID-19. -
Sport Jules Verne Trophy: Attempt at new record round-the-world sailing underway A crew of six has set sail from France in an attempt to win the Jules Verne Trophy for sailing around the world in the shortest time. -
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United Kingdom UK warns of hospital overload as coronavirus cases continue to spread at speed The country's health secretary says two million of the most vulnerable people have been vaccinated, but people still needed to remain indoors. -
World News Coronavirus: Belgium and Germany reach grim new milestones for COVID-19 death tolls Since the first COVID-19 related death was announced by China on January 11, 2020, the virus has claimed more than 1.9 million lives worldwide. -
Japan Coronavirus: New variant found in travellers arriving in Japan from Brazil The discovery of new variant came as Japan's regional governments requested a state of emergency be declared in their prefectures to combat a rising in coronavirus infections. -
No Comment Spain clears swathes of snow that brought Madrid to a standstill The storm was described by Madrid's mayor as the worst in 80 years. -
No Comment Dal lake freezes over in Kashmir due to cold snap The spell of snowfall lasted from Sunday to Wednesday. -
World News Pro-Trump supporters who stormed the US Capitol building arrested and charged Police in the US have detained and charged a number of pro-Trump supporters who took part in the Capitol Hill riots. -
USA What is Parler and why are tech giants shunning the 'free-speech' social network? Here's what you need to know about the platform and why it is facing bans from the top app stores. -
Pakistan Massive power outage in Pakistan plunges whole country into darkness A malfunction at one of Pakistan's main power stations set off a chain reaction that shut down other power stations across the country, leaving millions in darkness. -
USA US scraps longstanding restrictions on contact with Taiwan “Today’s statement recognizes that the US-Taiwan relationship need not, and should not, be shackled by self-imposed restrictions of our permanent bureaucracy,” said Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. -
Travel News A holiday in the Balearics will soon be free from single-use plastic The Mediterranean is the world’s most polluted sea and tourism is one of the major contributors. -
Earth News 'I wouldn't know the difference': First ever lab-grown chicken nuggets Demand for sustainable meat alternatives is on the rise. But these nuggets aren't plant-based, they're lab-grown.