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"After restrictions were lifted, in many countries people felt that they wanted to go back to what they felt was their normal lives," said EU health chief Stella Kyriakides. "This is not possible."
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French children head back to school as infections rise
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"We lost two months of sales. Up to 50% of our usual turnover," wine producer Jean Simonet told Euronews. His domain, Château Grand Boise, relies mostly on restaurants to buy up its stock.
Mental health in lockdown: 'We lost an ingredient that makes us human'
Young women have experienced the highest levels of anxiety and depression, while single men have struggled with loneliness.
COVID-19: New Zealand sees first outbreak after 102 days
The Prime Minister has announced four confirmed cases of COVID-19 in one family from an unknown source.
Antwerp announces curfew to get COVID-19 cases under control
The northern Belgian city has seen a steep rise in infections, the new stricter measures are aimed at controlling the cases, but local businesses worry about being hit a second time by coronavirus restrictions.
English pubs forced to close as customers test positive for COVID-19
It comes just days after they reopened for the first time in more than three months.
French schools reopen as more COVID-19 restrictions lifted
Many schoolchildren in France have not stepped foot on the playground for nearly three months.
English Premier League back with doubleheader after 100-day shutdown
Stadium capacity will be limited, and no spitting will be allowed on the pitch.
Analysis: How is the coronavirus crisis hitting young people?
More than one-in-six people aged 18-29 have stopped working since the onset of the pandemic, according to the UN’s International Labour Organization
Beijing tightens controls amid fears of second coronavirus wave
The Chinese capital rushes to contain a new outbreak of COVID-19 cases seemingly linked to a food market, just as EU countries reopen their borders.
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Scientists suggest 'rolling lockdowns' to protect health and economies
It doesn’t sound like the kind of roller coaster anyone would like to go on – but what if to save their economies, some nations just went in and out of lockdown?
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Why ‘superspreaders’ may make coronavirus easier to control
"We just need to stop superspreading," a professor of epidemiology told Euronews. His research showed 20 per cent of cases caused 80 per cent of transmissions.