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Italians are scared and uncertain about the future - such a picture of society as a consequence of the coronavirus pandemic is presented in the report of the Institute of Social Research Censis. At the same time, it was noted that it is because of this fear that the savings of a large group of citizens are growing.more

Poles are ready for the second coronavirus attack; they give up travel and tickets for cultural events, over 40% of Poles save for a rainy day - the Polish daily "Rzeczpospolita" reports.more

Also, Christians are not "immune to sin" of injustice and indifference to the cries of others - today Pope Francis gave during a mass in the Vatican, on the seventh anniversary of his visit to the Italian island of Lampedusa, a symbol of the migration crisis.more

Chancellor Rishi Sunak will announce a £2bn "kickstart scheme" later to create more jobs for young people.more

Lack of security on the streets of Catalonia's cities and towns has been a growing problem for years, and has recently become even more intense. Residents protest and organize patrols in order - writes the daily "El Confidencial".more

Taoiseach Micheal Martin has said the full reopening of pubs on 20 July “could be delayed” if the rules are not adhered to.more

Deaths linked to the coronavirus have fallen in Sweden since the peak of the outbreak, but the government has told authorities to start preparing for a possible second wave in autumn.more

Radical plans to give all adults £500 and children £250 in vouchers to spend in sectors of the economy worst hit by the Covid-19 crisis are being considered by the Treasury.more

The health secretary, Matt Hancock, has praised “the vast majority” of people who behaved responsibly as pubs in England reopened on Saturday.more

Nightlife flourishes in Milan and Rome, during which masks and distance are rare in the crowd of young people.more

The prime minister will join a nationwide round of clapping later to pay tribute to NHS staff on the 72nd anniversary of the health service.more

The streets of England were filled with carnage on Saturday night as thousands of party-goers hit bars and pubs for the first time in 104 days, with some forced to close early due to arrests and anti-social behaviour.more

Baltimore protesters pulled down a statue of Christopher Columbus and threw it into the city's Inner Harbor on Saturday night.more

Dozens of landmarks across the country will be lit up blue later to mark 72 years since the founding of the NHS. Ahead of the health service's anniversary on Sunday, people are being encouraged to take part in a weekend of celebration and remembrance.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that today's loosening of restrictions introduced due to the coronavirus epidemic is the biggest step towards normality so far, and has again appealed to his countrymen not to spoil what has already been achieved.more

Traditionally, Americans spend the Independence Day on July 4 together - often at the grill, at concerts and meetings in bars. This year the holiday will look different, because of the epidemic many events were canceled, some will only take place virtually.more

Pubs in England could reopen from today at 6:00 in the morning. Because of the coronavirus, a visit to them will look a little different than before the epidemic.more

A remarkably high number of Britons are open to the idea of another lockdown being imposed if Covid-19 cases surge again, a poll has revealed. Many are even afraid of going out and visiting public places that are about to reopen.more

The head of the Veneto region in northern Italy, Luca Zaia, announced today the tightening of rules in the fight against the spread of the coronavirus.more

Brits are being warned "not to overdo it" when pubs and restaurants reopen in England on what has been daubed "Super Saturday".more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Thursday he would proceed carefully on making a decision on Huawei because the government did not want any critical infrastructure to be controlled by “potentially hostile state vendors”.more

Drivers on French roads continue to behave dangerously but there is some improvement, a survey from Vinci Autoroutes Foundation published today shows.more

A survey of over a thousand households in Germany revealed that around 29 percent of them have no savings - the German branch of ING said today.more

Almost every third Pole will give up a holiday trip due to an ongoing pandemic - according to the Santander Consumer Bank study.more

Dr. Anthony Fauci, one of the nation's top infectious diseases experts, told a Senate panel Tuesday that he "would not be surprised" to see the number of daily new coronavirus cases balloon to 100,000 per day if the country does not take action to stop the spread of new infections.more