4 April 2021 | Euronews
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World News Valencia 'forced to play' game after alleged racial insult Valencia left the field after Mouctar Diakhaby said he was insulted by Cádiz defender Juan Cala, who denied the claim. -
Sport Portugal doesn't have a big tradition of winter sports but there are some chasing the Olympic dream With the training conditions for winter sports in Portugal one of the biggest challenges, cross country skier José Cabeça and speed skater, Diogo Marreiros have to train on wheels. -
France Five women arrested in southern France in suspected attack plot Five women were arrested overnight in the city of Bezier in connexion with a possible terror plot, police said Sunday. -
World News EU's Michel visits Libya as nation battles instability and coronavirus European Council President Charles Michel visited Libya on Sunday as the nation grapples with continuing instability and rising covid cases. -
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No Comment London police clash with protesters against new crime law Police clashed with demonstrators in London protesting against a new crime law brought forward by Boris Johnson's government. -
No Comment Myanmar protesters carry eggs in Sunday demo Adept at finding themes to tie together protests nationwide, anti-coup demonstrators in Myanmar took to the streets holding painted eggs, in a nod to the Christian festival of Easter. -
Germany A town in east Germany is piloting daily COVID-19 tests so hotels and restaurants can reopen Anyone wanting to visit tourist sites or hotels and restaurants in Augustusburg must register to receive a QR code, then take an antigen test on arrival. -
No Comment Pope Francis celebrates subdued Easter Sunday Mass Pope Francis presided over a subdued Easter Mass at the Vatican with few participants, all wearing masks and carefully spread out along the pews. It is the second year that the coronavirus pandemic has forced the Vatican to hold the Easter celebration in St. Peter' Basilica. -
Myanmar Myanmar anti-coup protesters launch 'Easter egg strike' Protesters in Myanmar took to the streets holding painted eggs featuring symbols of resistance to the military coup. -
World News Former French minister Bernard Tapie and his wife tied up and beaten during a burglary at their home The value of the stolen goods is not yet known but police are treating the incident as a violent robbery and kidnapping. -
United Kingdom London police disperse Good Friday church service with threats of fines and prison Worshippers at a Good Friday service in London were told by police to leave or face fines over breach of Covid-19 regulations -
France France enters partial lockdown as hospital pressure reaches new highs The new restrictions entered into force as France reported 5,273 patients in intensive care on Saturday, one of the highest levels recorded since April last year. -
No Comment Egypt transports 22 royal mummies from Egyptian museum in special ceremony Egypt has carried out a Golden Parade to move 22 royal mummies from the old and iconic Egyptian museum to the new National Musuem of Egyptian Civilisation. -
Italy Pope urges COVID-19 vaccines for poorest nations in Easter message Describing vaccines as an ”essential tool" in the pandemic battle, Pope Francis called for a “spirit of global responsibility” to ensure the poorest nations can access the shots. -
Travel News From butter lambs to whipping women: The strangest Easter traditions from around the world In mainstream culture, Easter is most closely associated with spring flowers and chocolate eggs. But some towns and cities around the world have their own take on celebrating the Holy Week. -
Germany As lockdown bites, Germans hope dogs can help them through ruff times But animal welfare experts warn the Instagram generation that a dog is for life, not just for lockdown. -
Kuwait 'It's life and death': Kuwait joins race to vaccinate, but only for locals They make up 70% of the population of the Gulf sheikhdom - but are last in line for COVID-19 vaccinations. -
United Kingdom 'Kill the Bill': Protests across the UK over new bill to give police more powers Some carried anti-sexism placards and chanted “Women scared everywhere, police and government do not care!” -
Jordan Jordan FM says crown prince conspired in 'malicious plot' to destabilise kingdom Abdullah had chosen Prince Hamzah as his crown prince hours after their father, King Hussein, died of cancer in February 1999. He removed him from the line of succession in 2004.