Sport Players, coaches and famous football names get behind Special Olympics ‘Faces of Football’ campaign
Germany Berlin museum artefacts damaged with mysterious stain More than 60 artworks and artefacts at some of Berlin's best-known museums were smeared with an oily liquid earlier this month. Police have launched an investigation but say the motive for the vandalism was a mystery. 21/10/2020
Vatican Pope Francis gives landmark endorsement of same-sex civil unions Pope Francis has given his blessing to same-sex civil unions for the first time as head of the Catholic Church. 21/10/2020
Spain The Greendomo Project - bringing local, sustainable agriculture The Greendomo project offers local, substainable agricultural productionb using vastly less space and water reserves than traditional farming. Euronews visits Spain to look at the project in action. 21/10/2020
World Which countries in Europe are experiencing a second wave of COVID-19? There is much talk of a second wave of coronavirus in Europe. But what does the data tell us? 21/10/2020
France Police investigate after two women stabbed under Eiffel Tower French police are investigating after two women were stabbed on Sunday near the Eiffel Tower in Paris, in an altercation involving racist insults. 21/10/2020
World Europe's coronavirus cases are rising. But what about COVID-19 deaths? Coronavirus second wave: How are rising infections in Europe affecting COVID-19 deaths? 21/10/2020
Spain Spanish government faces no-confidence vote from far-right Vox party Vox wants Sanchez’s government out for what the far-right party says is the poor handling of the coronavirus pandemic, among other claims. 21/10/2020
United Kingdom Boris Johnson grilled by MPs ahead of more COVID restrictions Johnson said he had offered Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham £60 million, which he rejected as it was not enough, but will give the money to the county via councils. 21/10/2020
World How close are we to finding a coronavirus vaccine? After more than six months coronavirus was first identified, scientists are yet to announce a vaccine that will prevent the spread of the deadly disease. But with almost a dozen candidates in the clinical trial phase, hopes are growing for that a vaccine will be available soon. 21/10/2020
Good Morning Europe A vertical greenhouse plantation integrates agriculture into the city A group of spanish companies have developed an eco-friendly shake up in the production of our fruit and vegetables . They've invented a new style of greenhouse that can be installed in parks, terraces and even on rooftops 21/10/2020
United Kingdom South Yorkshire to move to strictest COVID-19 restrictions, mayor says Mayor Dan Jarvis says the decision came after virus cases doubled in local hospitals over the last ten days 21/10/2020
USA Barack Obama to hold first in-person event for candidate Joe Biden While Obama is usually one of the party’s biggest draws and most compelling speakers, that impact may be blunted by the format. 21/10/2020
Nigeria 'Many dead' after Nigeria security forces shoot on protesters: Amnesty The NGO says there is 'credible but disturbing evidence' of fatal shootings in Lagos involving #endSARS protesters against police brutality 21/10/2020
World Spacecraft touches asteroid's surface in mission to grab rock sample Flight controllers declare success in NASA mission to collect material from an asteroid 200 million miles from planet Earth using the Osiris-Rex spacecraft 20/10/2020
France 'We know what needs to done': Macron promises radical Islam crackdown French people must be protected against "this evil that is radical Islam," Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday. 20/10/2020
Iceland 'Well, this is Iceland': PM shrugs off earthquake during interview "Oh my god, there is an earthquake,'' said Iceland PM Katrin Jakobsdottir during an online interview. "Well, this is Iceland, sorry about that," she added. 20/10/2020
World Buying EU citizenship: Golden passports and visas explained The EU is taking action against two member states, Cyprus and Malta, over their investor citizenship schemes - here's what they are, and why the EU has a problem with them. 20/10/2020
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Protests continue in Lagos, Nigeria, over alleged police brutality
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