Italy Italy's COVID-19 death toll likely to be higher than official numbers The mayor of Bergamo in northern Italy claims the true number of victims of COVID-19 is likely to be much higher than the official figure. 21/03/2020
Unreported Europe Italy suffocated by coronavirus: the story of patients and doctors in the grip of Covid-19 Unreported Europe takes a look at stories from the first weeks in the country now recording the highest amount of deaths related to the new coronavirus. 20/03/2020
Italy Italians who fled to south as north locked down spark new fears Many student and professionals in Northern Italy headed south as the regions began to lock down. They may have gone to be with their families, but at what cost to other regions? 20/03/2020
United Kingdom Spaniards and Italians in UK shocked by coronavirus response Italy, Spain and France are on lockdown. Spaniards and Italians in the UK are shocked London hasn't followed suit. 20/03/2020
Italy Bergamo hospitals full as Italy's coronavirus nightmare worsens A doctor at the centre of the COVID-19 pandemic says that patients will have to be turned away. 19/03/2020
Good Morning Europe Pollution levels drop as COVID-19 lockdown continues Worldwide levels of pollution are dropping in the wake of the economic lockdown aimed at combating the spread of COVID-19 19/03/2020
World Social distancing works but epidemic influenced by demographics Researchers at the University of Oxford studied the mortality rate and age demographics in Italy and South Korea to show how this could account for the impact of the epidemic on countries’ populations. 18/03/2020
Italy Sicily confinement: How one couple coped with life on lockdown More than a week ago a couple from Palermo started their life in a state of complete lockdown. This is what they learned. 17/03/2020
no comment Italians comply with social distancing rules outside supermarket Italians on Monday were diligently complying with rules enforced to protect public health in an attempt to stem the spread of the virus. 17/03/2020
Italy Coronavirus: How much will the Italian theatre industry lose? In an industry famous for fame but characterised in reality by scant employment and just scraping by, the public health crisis is killing more than individuals. 17/03/2020
Italy Venice's canals clear as tourists stay away due to coronavirus The Italian city's waterways are usually plied by thousands of boats. 16/03/2020
Italy Milan under lockdown – diary of a silent city Marina is a freelance journalist and photographer. She lives in a flat together with her boyfriend. For the past few weeks, she has kept a diary – she shares her thoughts with Euronews. 16/03/2020
no comment Italians sing, clap, vow to remain united on virus Stuck at home due to the new coronavirus pandemic, Italians took to their windows and balconies on Saturday to lift spirits - armed with pots, pans and singing voices. 15/03/2020
no comment Paratrooper supports Italy with skydive in Rome An Italian Army paratrooper has flown a giant Italian flag above the skies of Rome in a demonstration of solidarity with the country, which is in lockdown in response to the coronavirus outbreak. 15/03/2020
Italy Watch: Satellite data shows Italy's pollution plummet amid lockdown Nitrogen dioxide emissions have declined in northern Italy since its coronavirus lockdown, data shows. 14/03/2020
Italy What's it like travelling through Italy amid the COVID-19 lockdown? Journalist Michele Carlino guides us through a trip from Calabria to Lyon and finds the situation is worlds apart once we reach France. 14/03/2020
Italy Watch: Italians defy lockdown by filling the streets with song ‘Canto della Verbena’ is the traditional song from the Tuscan town of Siena. 13/03/2020
Italy Coronavirus: Former Italian PM Mario Monti on Europe's 'slow' reaction "Why have other European countries' reactions been so slow when they already had the Italian example?" 13/03/2020
Good Morning Europe UK is '2 to 3 weeks' behind Italy, says disease control expert "The appropriate timing for the introduction of quarantine measures is what will determine how effective they are. If they are introduced too soon they might not be sustained, if they are introduced too late they might not be effective" - Dr. Michael Tildesley. 11/03/2020
Italy Death toll rises in Italian prisons as inmates riot over COVID-19 rule The riots were triggered by emergency restrictions imposed amid the COVID-19 outbreak. 09/03/2020
Good Morning Europe EU pledges €25 billion to offset economic impact of COVID-19 Leaders have pledged to accelerate research into the disease and to support the sectors the hardest hit, such as aviation. 09/03/2020
Vatican Pope voices support for coronavirus victims in livestream message Small groups of Catholic faithful gathered at St. Peter's Square on Sunday to watch a livestream of Pope Francis delivering his Angelus blessing. 08/03/2020
Italy Women's rights organisations fear eviction in Rome Being a woman is no guarantee for being feminist. Women's rights organisations in Rome accuse the mayor of lack of protection, as they face eviction. 08/03/2020
Italy Lambrusco fans in northern Italy get wine on tap - literally Due to an error in the local winery, wine entered the main water supply and caused many locals to drink it immediately! 06/03/2020
Italy How Italian schools stay operational amid COVID-19 shutdown Schools in Italy are testing remote teaching methods after the country shut schools and universities as part of its response to the coronavirus outbreak 06/03/2020
Sport 'You are the biggest clown': Inter Milan chief's coronavirus tirade The 28-year-old president called league president Paolo Dal Pino "the biggest and darkest clown I have ever seen". 03/03/2020
