United Kingdom What is Barnard Castle and why is everyone talking about it? During the sixteenth century the phrase “That’s Barney Castle!” became idiomatic of a cowardly excuse after Sir George Bowes, who was steward of the Fortress, shut himself up inside it. 26/05/2020
United Kingdom 'I don’t regret what I did': PM’s advisor defends 400km lockdown trip Boris Johnson's chief advisor Dominic Cummings has insisted he “made the right judgment” in travelling 400km from London to Durham at the height of the coronavirus lockdown. 25/05/2020
no comment A Mexican zoo has named two newborn puma cubs Pandemic and Quarantine Vets at the zoo say the births were due to the coronavirus lockdown, which stopped visitors coming and stressing out the animals. 25/05/2020
Italy Mayors angry over lack of social distancing after lockdown eased Mayors in some of Italy's worst-hit COVID-19 regions have hit out over people not respecting social distancing now that lockdown has been eased 22/05/2020
Culture Clash Economy or lockdown? Bolsonaro’s deadly gamble with COVID-19 'People are going to die': President Jair Bolsonaro is at the centre of Brazil's worsening COVID-19 crisis. 22/05/2020
Sweden Are care homes the dark side of Sweden’s coronavirus strategy? Figures from Sweden's Public Health Agency show almost half of all fatalities linked to coronavirus have happened in residential homes. 21/05/2020
world news CO2 emissions have dropped under lockdown. Will it make a difference? Scientists say the reduction is likely to be only a “drop in the ocean” when it comes to turning around decades of climate change, but environmentalists are hopeful it will encourage a broader shift towards green energies. 20/05/2020
View Online youth art projects are promoting creativity and community during COVID-19 ǀ View On Thursday 21 May, the Art World Records project that Seb Blanc, Rob and I have launched is aiming to break the world record for largest online art lesson. 20/05/2020
United Kingdom UK mother who got stuck in Ukraine with surrogate baby shares ordeal Nadene had her baby through surrogacy in Ukraine and got stuck there after the borders closed because of the coronavirus pandemic. She tells Euronews about her new family’s epic first weeks. 19/05/2020
Cuisine New traditional European recipe every day to keep you cooking Not sure what to cook? We're rounding up the best comfort foods from across the continent to inspire you. 19/05/2020
Greece Acropolis reopens after two-month coronavirus shutdown The Acropolis, one of the world's most important and famous archaeological sites, has reopened to the public after a two-month lockdown. 18/05/2020
United Kingdom Life after lockdown: How COVID-19 has changed the way Britain builds How hard is it to socially-distance on a construction site? Easier than you'd think. 17/05/2020
Spain Video diary: how a professional triathlete keeps fit in lockdown This is how Zoe, a professional triathlete, is training during the coronavirus pandemic. 15/05/2020
Good Morning Europe Huge contrast in mask use amongst Paris and London commuters There's a slight increase in the number of commuters in both London and Paris - but a marked contrast between the use of protective masks in the two capitals. Use is mandatory in Paris and there is only limited takeup in London where wearing is merely advisory. 14/05/2020
no comment Cafes reopen in Sarajevo after weeks of COVID-19 lockdown So far, Bosnia, a country of 3.5 million people, has had 2,171 virus cases, with 120 -COVID-19 deaths. 13/05/2020
Good Morning Europe Confusion persists as England goes own way in relaxing lockdown rules Lockdown loosening measures for England are in place from today despite criticIsms that the rules remain confusing and may endanger the lower-paid. It comes as the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer extends the furlough scheme until October. 13/05/2020
no comment Costume-wearing walkers boost morale amid Michigan's COVID-19 lockdown Members' costumes vary each time, from hippos to sharks and dinosaurs to bears. 12/05/2020
United Kingdom PM Johnson: 'It is not the time to simply end the lockdown this week' Johnson said that starting Wednesday, a restriction limiting outdoor exercise to once a day will be lifted and that people will be able to take “unlimited amounts.” 10/05/2020
Germany More than 130 detained after protests against lockdown in Germany Dozens of people were detained at protests against the pandemic restrictions after some rallies turned violent on Saturday. 10/05/2020
France France approves new health measures as it prepares to ease lockdown Measures include collecting health data "without consent", if necessary, as well as regulations involving criminal charges and quarantine. 10/05/2020
World Coronavirus latest - Johnson announces no immediate end to lockdown Follow our live blog for all the latest on the Covid-19 crisis. 10/05/2020
Russia Russians hold WWII ancestors' portraits in windows Victory Day commemorates the defeat of Nazi Germany 09/05/2020
France France school closures to be 'catastrophic for an entire generation' When it comes to education, will the COVID-19 pandemic prove to be an incubator for inequalities? Euronews went to a French suburb to try and get some answers. 09/05/2020
World Life after lockdown: Will our social habits be changed forever? How have our habits changed or developed since huge restrictions were placed on social interactions across Europe? 09/05/2020
Kosovo Caught in Kosovo: Eco activists on way across Europe to Mongolia Rosie Watson and Mike Elm set off for a cross-continent journey on foot and bike to meet those tackling the climate crisis. But the coronavirus pandemic left them stranded in Kosovo. 08/05/2020
World Coronavirus: What's the science behind social bubbles? The "bubble" method is an idea talked about in several countries to slowly start populations socialising while avoiding a second peak of coronavirus - so how does it work? 08/05/2020
