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Originally from Portugal, UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres said that normalization of the world situation in connection with the coronavirus pandemic can be expected only in 2-3 years. He reserved, however, that this is the most optimistic scenario.more

72 percent respondents believe that the lifting of restrictions related to the coronavirus epidemic should be decided individually by each European Union country; 20 percent respondents say that decisions in this area should be coordinated at EU level - according to a CBOS survey.more

Blanket restrictions on non-essential overseas travel will be relaxed in the UK from 6 July, ministers have said. Holidaymakers are expected to be allowed to travel to certain European countries without having to spend 14 days in quarantine when they return.more

The British authorities today announced the death of 100 more people infected with coronavirus during the last 24 hours. 890 new cases of infection were also diagnosed. The official balance of fatalities for the Covid-19 pandemic in the UK is currently 43,514.more

Researchers in Barcelona say they have detected the presence of Covid-19 in a waste water sample collected in the Spanish city in March 2019, nine months before the coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan, China, was first reported.more

Australia's supermarket chains on Friday reintroduced purchase limits on toilet paper and other household items as a spike in coronavirus cases in the state of Victoria set off a fresh round of panic-buying over fears of a new stay-at-home order.more

A nationwide clap to thank the NHS will take place next Sunday, which is hoped to become an annual tradition.more

Two-thirds of Ukrainians believe that the coronavirus was created artificially, and nearly 40 percent think it has been deliberately spread throughout the world, according to a recent survey by the Kiev International Institute of Sociology (KMIS).more

Thousands of Liverpool fans gathered at Anfield to celebrate the club's first Premier League title.more

The government will close beaches if people continue to ignore social distancing, Matt Hancock has warned.more

Britain's official death toll from confirmed cases of COVID-19 rose by 186 to 43414, the Department of Health said on Friday.more

The COVID-19 pandemic is subsiding in Europe, but getting worse globally with the number of infections expected to reach 10 million next week and the number of deaths 500,000, the head of the World Health Organisation Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said.more

Dominic Thiem has said he is “extremely sorry” for the way players conducted themselves at Novak Djokovic’s ill-fated Adria Tour exhibition event after which four players tested positive for coronavirus.more

More than 100,000 people in England have been asked to self-isolate by contact tracers in the past three weeks to contain coronavirus, data shows.more

On average, every three hours, small boats with migrants came to Lampedusa last day. Coronavirus infection has been reported among migrants.more

Właściciele sieci bankomatów wprowadzają limity wypłat gotówki - podał dzisiejszy "Puls Biznesu". Takie zmiany wprowadziło już Euronet i Planet Cash, a nad ograniczeniami zastanawia się PKO BP.more

The Norwegian and Danish authorities announced yesterday that due to the difficult epidemic situation in Sweden it would not be possible to travel freely to this country.more

The renewed increase in coronavirus infection in Europe is very worrying and it is threatening to overload hospitals again, "warned World Health Organization (WHO) Director Hans Kluge today at a press video conference in The Hague.more

UK holidaymakers could be able to travel to most of Western Europe this summer without having to quarantine. Ministers are finalising plans for a series of "travel corridors" that will mean people arriving into the UK will not need to self-isolate.more

A bonfire of red tape is being unveiled by Boris Johnson in a move to help the economy to recover from coronavirus and the nation to enjoy the summer sunshine outdoors.more

The Eiffel Tower was reopened to the public after a break caused by the epidemic. Visitors, mandatory in masks, can climb the second floor of the structure up the stairs - the elevators will remain closed for sanitary reasons.more

On September 1, students will return to schools, and students on October 1 will return to universities, said today Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki. He argued that the epidemic situation allows this now.more

Air bridges will be available from next week to allow Britons to take holidays in other countries without quarantining for 14 days, it has been reported.more

In Brussels, EU diplomats are discussing the opening of borders to people outside the European Union from July. This is to support the tourism sector, which has suffered as a result of the restrictions introduced in connection with the coronavirus pandemic.more

Royal Mail is to cut 2,000 jobs in a restructuring prompted by the "additional challenges" of the coronavirus pandemic. more