3 April 2021 | Euronews
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Sport Nyman offers a masterclass on closing day of Antalya Grand Slam On the final day of the Antalya Grand Slam, it was the turn of the heavyweights to put on their show and Sweden’s Marc Nyman offered a masterclass in newaza, or floor-based judo. -
Egypt Egypt stages 'Golden parade of Pharaohs' to lure tourists back For more than a century they have lain quietly in Cairo's Egyptian museum, but on Saturday 18 mummies were paraded magnificently through the streets. -
Germany German president calls for unity amid COVID-19 'crisis of trust' "We must all pull together, my dear fellow Germans," urged President Frank Walter Steinmeier in a rare televised address on Saturday. -
No Comment France's Olympique Lyonnais stadium converted into vaccination centre The Olympique Lyonnais stadium in the French city of Lyon has been converted into a vaccination centre where the aim is to administer 30,000 doses of the coronavirus vaccination each day over the Easter weekend. -
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United Kingdom Northern Ireland officials condemn violence after 15 police officers injured in Belfast riots 15 police officers were injured during rioting in a loyalist area of Belfast amid rising tensions over post-Brexit arrangements in Northern Ireland. -
No Comment Record-breaking egg roll ramp, elephants and lemurs Record-breaking egg roll ramp, elephants and lemurs -
Belgium Brussels' Palais de Justice will finally get a facelift after 40 years trapped behind scaffolding Belgium’s federal government will put €1.5 million aside to renovate the scaffolding, which was put up in 1984. The work is predicted to be completed by 2030. -
World News Suez Canal clears backlog of ships 5 days after Ever Given dislodged The last 61 ships stranded by the grounding of a massive container vessel passed the canal on both sides on Saturday. -
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United Kingdom UK regulator says AstraZeneca vaccine safe despite 7 clot deaths UK medicines agency confirms seven deaths from rare blood clots from 18m people who received the AstraZeneca vaccine but says benefits still far outweigh risks. -
Iran France urges Iran to avoid nuclear escalation ahead of resumption of talks with US Washington and Tehran said they would take part in indirect talks in Vienna next week, nearly three years after President Trump pulled the US out of the 2015 nuclear deal. -
No Comment Salvage teams tow derailed Taiwan train after deadly accident Salvage teams begin removing mangled train carriages after Taiwan's worst rail disaster in decades killed at least 50 people. -
Myanmar Security forces kill at least two more anti-coup protesters in Myanmar Security forces in the city of Monywa opened fire on anti-coup protesters on Saturday, killing at least two people according to local media. -
USA It was 'unnecessary' to kneel on George Floyd's neck during arrest, US court hears Kneeling on George Floyd's neck was "totally unnecessary," the head of the Minneapolis Police Department's homicide division testified on Friday. -
Climate What are the most eco-friendly chocolate eggs to buy this Easter? Not all chocolate eggs are equal when it comes to their environmental impact but there are some eco-egg options. -
No Comment Protester bleeding from the head evacuated and Motorbike protest against coup In a graphic video obtained by AFP, a man bleeding from the head is carried away by protesters in Myanmar's city of Monywa after violent clashes with security forces. -
Italy Christians celebrate muted Easter for second year running amid COVID pandemic restrictions From socially-distanced gatherings outside to virtual masses, Easter has been tempered for a second year amid lockdowns and pandemic restrictions. -
Ecotech What is Airbnb farming and could it improve the wasteful food supply chain? Two farmers have created a service that allows you to receive produce on-demand and help reduce food waste. -
World News April Fools in Belgium, volcano eruption in Iceland, cherry blossom in bloom | This week in pictures Here are the key stories of the week as captured by photographers around the world. -
USA Wreckage of helicopter crash which killed Czech Republic's richest man found in Alaska The helicopter crashed and rolled downhill for hundreds of feet in an area north of Anchorage, killing Petr Kellner, the richest man in the Czech Republic. -
Destinations Car culture in Cuba: The locals with a love for Ladas The Russian-made Lada is a prize possession in Cuba. Here’s why. -
Taiwan Taiwan prosecutors seek arrest of lorry driver as train crash death toll rises to 50 Taiwanese authorities are seeking an arrest warrant for the driver of a lorry that rolled onto a railway, causing one of the country's worst rail accidents in decades.