Now playing Next United Kingdom Free online courses for those keen to learn during lockdown The UK government is trying to encourage furloughed workers to use their time in lockdown to improve their computer skills. 05/05/2020
Now playing Next France COVID-19 could have been present in France as early as December A hospital team in France retrospectively tested a sample from someone hospitalised in December, and it came back positive for COVID-19. 05/05/2020
Now playing Next Italy 'We made it!': Father-and-son reunited after Italy lifts lockdown Italy has begun easing its coronavirus lockdown, and after nearly two months of movement restrictions, millions of Italians can now finally venture out to go to work or meet family and friends. Our journalist Alessio Dell'anna took us along for his first day of newfound freedom in Milan. 05/05/2020
Now playing Next World News EU calls for independent probe into origin of COVID-19 European diplomats say the war of words between Washington and Beijing is not helpful in understanding where the new coronavirus came from and how to prevent the next pandemic. 05/05/2020
Now playing Next United Kingdom Euroviews. The negative impact of the pandemic on the mental health of NHS staff is being ignored ǀ View Whilst the focus has been on the provision of personal protective equipment (PPE) and swiftly expanding bed capacity in the NHS to meet potential future needs, the mental health and emotional well-being of clinicians has been somewhat of an afterthought. 05/05/2020
Now playing Next Germany Euroviews. Global business must follow Germany’s private sector in linking COVID19 aid to climate action ǀ View COVID-19 has wreaked havoc on the global economy. But it has also caused a respite in global emissions which some have interpreted as the dawn of a new chapter in the fight against climate change. But that new chapter is already taking a turn for the worse. 05/05/2020
Now playing Next World News Ryanair's O'Leary slams 'state aid junkies Lufthansa and Air France' O'Leary believes allowing member states to bail out airlines with which it has strong historic links is discriminatory and gives them an unfair advantage over airlines who have not asked for help. 05/05/2020
Now playing Next Italy COVID-19: Italian hairdressers angry as they remain under lockdown As the month of May and the prospect of fewer restrictions neared, Italian hairdressers and beauticians got ready investing in masks and plexiglass barriers only to be told they can only reopen on June 3. 05/05/2020
Now playing Next World News Will a coronavirus vaccine be accessible to all or the privileged few? Amid the race to find a COVID-19 vaccine, the EU and governments are being called upon to guarantee that when one is ready it will be affordable and widely available. 05/05/2020
Now playing Next Partner content Visiting the WHO’s COVID-19 logistics hub Partner content presented by Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing Dubai To keep up with global demand for protective equipment (PPE) the World Health Organization has strategically positioned itself to reach two-thirds of the world in a few hours. 05/05/2020
Now playing Next World News COVID-19 live: UK overtakes Italy to become worst-hit nation in Europe Follow all the latest updates on COVID-19 and the response against it. 05/05/2020
Now playing Next France Caregivers provide key lifeline to elderly and disabled amid pandemic In France, workers providing essential care to elderly and disabled people throughout the coronavirus pandemic have been battling a shortage of personal protective equipment. Euronews spent a day with one of them. 04/05/2020
Now playing Next United Kingdom What is the new app helping the UK trace cases of COVID-19? The UK has started testing a new app on the Isle of Wight in a bid to try and trace the spread of COVID-19. 04/05/2020
Now playing Next World News Analysis: The difficulty of lifting lockdown & keeping everyone happy There are, of course, those who simply want to get back to work, go to a pub, enjoy their favourite meal in their local restaurant, get on a plane and relax on a beach. There are others, however, who don’t. Euronews political editor Darren McCaffrey explores. 04/05/2020
Now playing Next France French care home staff lock down with residents to see out COVID-19 A care home on the outskirts of Lyon where staff and residents locked down together have had their quarantine lifted after 47 days. 04/05/2020
Now playing Next World News World leaders pledge billions for research into coronavirus vaccine More than €7 billion have been pledged to speed up the development of tests, treatments and vaccines against COVID-19 04/05/2020
Now playing Next Moldova Euroviews. Andrian Candu: Moldova’s future is being put on the line by a Trojan loan from Moscow ǀ View Never let a good crisis go to waste. This seems to be the motto of the current political leadership of Moldova, which wants to take advantage of the pandemic to further weaken our democracy and economy and to advance shady deals, including a €200 million loan with Russia. 04/05/2020
Now playing Next France Staying out of school amid coronavirus crisis a 'time bomb': French PM France clarifies how easing of restrictions will work May 11 04/05/2020
Now playing Next Lithuania Vilnius becomes giant open-air café to support bars and restaurants Cafés and restaurants in Lithuania have been allowed to reopen but only if they respect strict social distancing rules. 04/05/2020
Now playing Next France Availability of masks in French supermarkets sparks suspicions "I give supermarkets three days to prove that they did not have a secret stock of masks during the crisis!" says one senior government official. 04/05/2020