Now playing Next United Kingdom AstraZeneca reveals dosing mistake in coronavirus vaccine trials A dosing error may have contributed to the "highly effective" results of the AstraZeneca and Oxford University coronavirus vaccine. 26/11/2020
Now playing Next Belgium First Europeans could be vaccinated by year-end, says EU chief European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen urged members states on Wednesday to get ready to roll out vaccination campaigns before the end of the year. 25/11/2020
Now playing Next Germany Coronavirus: Germany and Russia report record number of new deaths Germany's COVID-19 death toll grew by 410 on Wednesday — its highest one-day jump since the beginning of the pandemic. 25/11/2020
Now playing Next France Doctor wants a greater focus on mental health fallout from COVID-19 "As a doctor, I see a lot of very distressed people coming into my office," he said. "The way the government and politicians talk about the virus is making people anxious and that's a big problem." 25/11/2020
Now playing Next world news EU vows to put gender equality at heart of its foreign aid To mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women on Wednesday, Brussels pledged that 85% of its aid projects will be about empowering women by 2025. 25/11/2020
Now playing Next Sweden 'Serious deficiencies': Sweden's nursing homes slammed over COVID care Coronavirus deaths in elderly care homes make up around half of Sweden's 6,400 fatalities from the disease. 25/11/2020
Now playing Next Germany Is anti-Semitism on the rise in Germany among COVID-denial movements? Groups that would normally have nothing to do with each other are uniting in Covid-denying movements: right-wing groups, left-wing extremists, Islamist groups. And 'anti-Semitism is acting as a binder.' 25/11/2020
Now playing Next Germany Car with anti-globalisation message crashes into Merkel's office gates The estate car had the words “Stop Globalisation Politics” written in white on its right side and “You damn killers of children and old people” on the other. 25/11/2020
Now playing Next World COVID cleanup: Duo walk from Marseille to Paris picking up old masks One is called the 'English snail' and the other the 'Marseille boar.' Together, Edmund Platt and Frédéric Munsch are walking from Marseille to Paris, collecting thousands of discarded facemasks along the way. 25/11/2020
Now playing Next Green News Lockdowns only had a 'tiny' impact on global warming, says WMO The fall in carbon emissions in 2020 is being described as just a 'blip' in the long term. 25/11/2020
Now playing Next World French shops to open; Spain's rule of six and Germany's mini-amnesty President Emmanuel Macron has said France will start to ease its strict national lockdown with the reopening of shops. In Spain government is to propose a somewhat different Christmas and New Year celebrations. According to draft proposals authorties plan to limit gatherings to six people in total. 25/11/2020
Now playing Next France France's coronavirus lockdown set to be lifted in time for Christmas France's lockdown will be lifted on Dec 15 - but bars and restaurants will stay closed for Christmas 24/11/2020
Now playing Next Poland Polish scientists identify first cases of COVID-19 at a mink farm Polish scientists have identified the first cases of the coronavirus in mink at a farm in the north of the country, the Medical University of Gdansk said on Tuesday. 24/11/2020
Now playing Next World UK scientists test cocktail of antibody drugs The mix, developed by Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, is to be given to people who have the infection and are at high risk. 24/11/2020
Now playing Next world news International travellers could soon require COVID-19 vaccination International travellers could soon be required to have a COVID-19 vaccine before flying, according to the Qantas chief executive. 24/11/2020
Now playing Next USA COVID-19: Thanksgiving could be make-or-break in US virus response The US is averaging 165,000 new virus cases per day, up over 70% in two weeks, according to Johns Hopkins University. Hospitalisations, deaths and the testing positivity rate are also up sharply as the nation approaches Thanksgiving. 24/11/2020
Now playing Next United Kingdom AstraZeneca executive awaiting 'relatively fast' EU vaccine approval The company's Executive Vice President for Europe and Canada told Euronews that once approved the vaccine could be distributed "very fast" across all EU member states. 24/11/2020
Now playing Next Spain Spain's King Felipe VI self-isolating after COVID-19 contact Spain's King Felipe VI will self-isolate for ten days after coming into close contact with someone who later tested positive for the coronavirus, a Royal Palace source has said. 23/11/2020
Now playing Next world news Now we must focus on distributing these COVID vaccines, says expert Dr Jeffrey Lazarus was speaking to Euronews after a third vaccine claimed to have had success at fighting COVID-19 in trials. 23/11/2020
Now playing Next Uncovering Europe How even COVID-19 couldn't stop bone marrow donations getting through Bone marrow transplants can be a matter of life and death for those with a blood disease so transplant centres have been forced to take decisive action during the coronavirus pandemic. 23/11/2020