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"The virus came to central Europe later, but they also used this time better" - "Financial Times" reports.more

43 percent of Poles critically assess society's behavior in the face of a pandemic, according to ARC Rynek i Opinia.more

Britons do not believe the economy and businesses should open if coronavirus is not fully contained, according to a new study.more

Labor Market Index (WRP) informing in advance about changes in the level of unemployment in April this year. it significantly increased as a consequence of the economy stopping - in the coming months a decline in employment and an increase in unemployment should be expected - assessed the Investment and Economic Cycles Office (BIEC).more

It is "probable" the government will miss its 100,000 a day coronavirus test target, a senior minister has admitted.more

During the quarantine related to the coronavirus epidemic in Spain, the number of people cheating on their partners online increases, including through the use of online dating sites - informs Madrid newspaper "El Mundo".more

Captain Tom Moore, the war veteran who raised millions for the NHS by walking laps of his garden, has been made an honorary colonel on his 100th birthday.more

Holidaymakers will be unable to visit UK tourism hotspots for some time to come, a minister has warned.more

Spain has announced a four-phase plan to lift its stringent coronavirus lockdown and return to a "new normality" by the end of June.more

Austria has announced it will end its strict social lockdown this Friday (1 May) after seven weeks during which people were only allowed to leave their homes for valid reasons.more

Officially, you can only walk and play sports on the beach at Tybee Island, Georgia. The rules are to enforce police patrols on quads. At the sound of engines, some jump from towels and pretend to exercise.more

Stockholm health officials have ordered the closure of five bars and restaurants that they said had failed to respect social distancing guidelines. The Scandinavian country has allowed schools for under-16s, cafés, bars, restaurants and businesses to stay open while urging people and businesses to respect social distancing guidelines.more

Calls to a national domestic abuse helpline rose by 49% and killings doubled weeks after lockdown, a report by MPs has revealed.more

Non-essential shops could ban couples and close down changing rooms in a bid to lower the coronavirus risk after lockdown comes to an end. more

There could be 100,000 deaths in the UK by the end of the year should the present lockdown be replaced with only "shielding" policies, a scientist advising the government has warned.more

The European Union has managed to lead to the fact that previous borders between countries are not a barrier to the economy. Polish citizens are suffering now, 'said Prime Minister of Saxony Michael Kretschmer, criticizing the cabinet of Mateusz Morawiecki for introducing a mandatory 14-day quarantine for Poles working abroad every day.more

We are the "guinea pig" of America - say some of the inhabitants of the state of Georgia in the southeast of the United States where the economy rapidly and widely opens up. Most entrepreneurs more mildly call it "ground testing" or "looking for a balance between money and security."more

In Poland, over 37 percent women and 38% men aged 65 plus share the household with younger people. This is the highest percentage in Europe - according to the analysis of the Center for Economic Analysis (CenEA), which believes that this should be taken into account when withdrawing restrictions introduced in connection with the epidemic.more

The number of deaths due to coronavirus in Ireland increased by another 52, resulting in a total death toll increase to 1,063, the country's health ministry said yesterday afternoon.more

UK retail sales fell a record 5.1% in March as many stores shut up shop in the face of the coronavirus lockdown.more

A Italian study has revealed that almost 90 per cent of people in Europe with mild coronavirus symptoms exhibit a loss of taste and smell.more

Thanks to broadcasts from funeral ceremonies on the internet, relatives of people who have died in Portugal can participate in ceremonies without violating the ban on mass services in force since mid-March.more

People in their 20s who live in Bristol, play computer games and own cats have the sharpest cognitive skills in the UK, according to a nationwide test, commissioned by the BBC.more

Health Secretary Matt Hancock this morning said it is too soon to lift the lockdown social distancing rules in the UK.more

The UK will have to live with some disruptive social measures for at least the rest of the year, the government's chief medical adviser has said.more