Sport Players, coaches and famous football names get behind Special Olympics ‘Faces of Football’ campaign
Good Morning Europe Melbourne celebrates the end of a gruelling four-month lockdown After 112 days, the Australian city of Melbourne has lifted its coronavirus lockdown. 28/10/2020
Good Morning Europe Nurses with COVID-19 asked to carry on working at Belgian hospital "There's nothing but bad solutions because that's the point we are reaching now," said Dr Alexander Ghuysen, head of the emergency department at the hospital in Liege. 28/10/2020
USA US foreign policy: How will Biden or Trump deal with friends and foes? It's perhaps over Russia the two men differ most strongly. Trump has seemed reluctant to criticise President Putin at times, even when US intelligence concluded the Kremlin had interfered in the 2016 election. Whereas Biden has signalled he would take a much firmer line with Moscow 28/10/2020
Netherlands US elections: taxation for overseas nationals on agenda Is the re-election of Donald Trump is the only way to repeal a 2010 Obama administration rule which forces all Americans who live abroad to file taxes? 28/10/2020
USA Coronavirus: How the pandemic stroke a blow to the US economy The world’s largest economy suffered its biggest blow since the Great Depression as the Covid-19 pandemic froze almost all the activity, shattered consumer and business spending and reshaped the US presidential election. 28/10/2020
USA US election: Biden vows to unify and save country; Trump hits Midwest With under a week to go until the vote, the Democratic challenger was in Georgia while the president is on a whistlestop tour of several Midwestern states. 28/10/2020
USA USA: Unrest in Philadelphia after Black man shot dead by police Police say officers shot Walter Wallace, 27, when he ignored orders to drop a knife. His family say he was experiencing a mental health crisis. 28/10/2020
France 'Defiant' Cannes Film Festival 2020 begins amid COVID-19 restrictions With many events cancelled due to COVID-19, Cannes 2020 "feels like a fight" on behalf of the entire sector, Exberliner Magazine editor David Mourikund told Euronews. 27/10/2020
Switzerland Nurse death toll from COVID-19 hits the 1,500 mark, says federation Howard Catton, chief executive of the International Council of Nurses, said that was the same number of nurses who were killed in World War I. 27/10/2020
USA US election: What is the electoral college and how does it work? The most popular US presidential candidate could end up losing the election. Here is why. 27/10/2020
France Four migrants drown after migrant boat sinks in English Channel The small boat, carrying up to 20 Iranian nationals, was attempting the treacherous crossing from France to the UK, officials said 27/10/2020
France What has French president Macron said to outrage the Muslim world? Anti-Macron protests from Turkey to Pakistan and beyond spring from the French president's comments on freedom of speech and religious "separatism". 27/10/2020
Sweden Thousands of sensitive documents stolen in Swedish data hack Swedish security firm Gunnebo said the incident was "extremely regrettable". 27/10/2020
The Cube Fact-check: Did Kamala Harris illegally campaign near polling station? An investigation by The Cube has found no evidence that the Democratic vice presidential nominee broke Ohio county rules during an appearance near a polling station. 27/10/2020
USA Judge rules US can't replace Trump as defendant in slander lawsuit The government’s lawyers argued that the United States could step in as the defendant because Trump was forced to respond to the lawsuit to prove he was physically and mentally fit for the job. 27/10/2020
Greece Captain of Portuguese ship arrested after collision with Greek warship The Polish captain of a Portuguese cargo ship has been arrested after his freighter collided with a Greek warship off the port of Piraeus, causing extensive damage and two injuries to crew members. 27/10/2020
Good Morning Europe Nobel Peace Prize winning World Food Programme battling challenges of Covid-19 The World Food Programme was awarded this year's Nobel Peace Prize for its "efforts to combat hunger". Now it has to grapple with the challenges posed by Covid-19. 27/10/2020
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