23 March 2021 | Euronews
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France French wine experts ask to be prioritised for COVID vaccine France's wine tasting experts say they are particularly impacted by COVID-19 due to the risk of losing taste and smell. -
USA Colorado shooting victims included store workers and police officer Ten people lost their lives in a mass shooting at a Colorado grocery store. -
Russia Putin gets COVID-19 vaccine away from the public eye The Russian president received the jab on Tuesday away from cameras, his spokesman said. It's uncertain if the gesture will raise the country's low immunisation rates. -
No Comment Fire at Rohingya camp in Bangladesh kills at least 15 At least 15 people have died and hundreds are injured and missing after a devastating fire destroyed thousands of shelters in a sprawling Rohingya refugee camp in southern Bangladesh, a UNHCR spokeswoman said. -
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No Comment Officers are back directing traffic at Rome piazza The traffic cops, an institution in Rome that have been around for decades, have been unable to work on the pedestal for the last year while the entire square was being repaved. -
No Comment India: Scores injured after stand collapses during kabaddi contest More than 100 people were injured when the temporary gallery came down, with 20 of those taken to hospital, Indian media reported. -
No Comment Bolsonaro greets supporters as they wish him happy birthday They cheered the 66-year-old outside the presidential palace in the capital, Brasilia. -
Europe News Biden invited to EU summit as Brussels bids to ‘rebuild transatlantic alliance’ The move comes as Chinese and Russian officials met in a show of unity against western sanctions. -
Poland Jakub Żulczyk: Writer charged for calling Poland's president Andrzej Duda a 'moron' Polish writer faces a potential three-year prison sentence for calling President Duda a "moron" in a Facebook post. -
David Guetta performs COVID charity concert in Dubai In an exclusive interview, David Guetta, tells Euronews about his latest charity performances: United at Home. He also gives us the latest on music during the pandemic, living in Dubai and his future projects. -
Europe News EU extends temporary fishing quotas with UK until July EU agriculture and fisheries ministers agreed on Tuesday to extend the provisional fishing quotas agreed with the United Kingdom following Brexit -
United Kingdom 'Disbelief': Britons reflect on a bizarre year since the first lockdown Euronews spoke to a teacher, doctor, tour manager, actor and student to find out how the coronavirus pandemic has impacted their work and lives. -
Travel News Meet the thrill-seeker famous for running the fastest 100 metres on stilts Ben Jacoby is known for being the fastest man on stilts. After breaking the 100m record, he's now in training for the London Marathon. We find out more. -
Ecotech Can a huge balloon dropping chalk from the sky help slow climate change? Scientists at Harvard University say the chalk would reflect sunlight and, in turn, slow down global warming. -
Russia Three military pilots killed after accidental ejection from a warplane in Russia Three pilots were killed when their ejection seats accidentally activated during preflight checks. -
My Europe Series Is Gibraltar a glimpse into the future for vaccination-leading UK? Gibraltar was hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic - but its successful vaccination campaign should see all adults immunised by the end of March, and it is opening back up. -
United Kingdom Banksy artwork raises more than €19 million for UK health service The Bristol-based artist has created at least two other coronavirus-related works since the outbreak of COVID-19. -
France Complaint filed against Facebook in France over online hate and disinformation Reporters Without Borders (RSF) claims that the "massive proliferation" of hate messages and false information on Facebook violates the platform's commitments to online users. -
Czech Republic Thousands of crosses painted onto Czech square to protest COVID deaths The stunt in Prague's Old Town Square marked a year since the Czech Republic's first death from the disease. -
Ecotech Far more renewables needed in UK homes to meet net-zero target An eye-opening report into small-scale renewables shows vast swathes of the British isles are in the dark. -
World News Fear in Leicester about easing restrictions despite a year of lockdown Leicester's coronavirus infection rate was twice the national average earlier in March. -
Earth News The top 10 fashion brands with the dirtiest websites revealed Fashion websites in the UK were rated on their carbon footprints. How much does each homepage generate in CO2? -
Business Line EV expansion, ski resort crisis and finding the right staff: winter business challenges On Business Line this month we speak to the CEO of Profinda, a company that uses AI to connect employers with employees worldwide. We delve into the expansion of EVs and take a look at how European ski resorts are struggling during the pandemic. -
World Greece sends in private sector doctors to help overwhelmed hospitals Greece has begun easing restrictions despite the National Health Service coming under increasing strain from high numbers of daily new COVID-19 infections. The government has commandeered the services of private sector doctors to assist in public hospitals. -
World News EU must 'increase vaccine manufacturing capacities' says European Medicines Agency chief MEPs grilled European Medicines Agency chief Emer Cooke on the bloc’s vaccination drive, which has come under fire for its slow rollout. -
Israel Israel election: Political deadlock looms as Netanyahu appears short of majority Both Benjamin Netanyahu and his political rivals lack a clear path to a governing coalition, initial results show. -
Earth News How Glasgow scooped the environment and sustainability prize on the road to COP26 Glasgow has committed to carbon neutrality by 2030, find out what the long-term sustainability plan is for the city. -
Travel News The pros and cons of vaccine passports: Russian Foreign Minister latest to voice concerns Vaccine certificates must not infringe on people's rights to travel, says Russia as EU plans to introduce the documents this summer. -
Europe News US tells NATO allies it wants to 'revitalise the alliance' Europeans allies welcomed the change of tone from the new US administration. “There will be no European defence without NATO and there will be no efficient and relevant NATO without Europeans," said French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian. -
World News US watchdog says AstraZeneca may have used outdated info in vaccine trial The US watchdog urged AstraZeneca to "ensure the most accurate, up-to-date efficacy data be made public as quickly as possible." -
USA 10 people killed in Colorado supermarket shooting Police arrested a lone suspect after an hours-long standoff at a Boulder supermarket. -
Germany Germany extends lockdown until mid-April amid third wave of infections Restrictions previously set to run through March 28 will now remain in place until April 18, with public life largely shut down over Easter.