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Germany on Thursday recorded its highest daily number of reported COVID-19 cases since late March and early April.
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Police put end to march against coronavirus restrictions in Munich
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Ryanair slashes 20% of flights amid second coronavirus wave in Europe
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The UK reported 1,062 new cases of coronavirus on Sunday, the highest number of new cases since late June.
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A hospital doctor just outside Barcelona says the rise in coronavirus infections across the region is worrying, but the health system is coping well.
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