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‘WHAT AIRLINES WILL EXIST?’: EU fumes at Trump’s ‘unilateral’ ban

European Union leaders have lashed out over Donald Trump’s travel plan that has sparked chaos at airports across the continent, as the number of global flights takes a steep dive.
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​ Italy’s big error that led to lockdown ​

Italian authorities have been accused of mishandling the coronavirus outbreak and allowing it to spread as rapidly as it has.

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COVID-19: Italy in full lockdown; Canada reports 1st death

Public gatherings banned, Italians told not to move anywhere except for work, emergencies

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Italy restricts travel for about 16 million to curb coronavirus spread

People in country's north under lockdown as COVID-19 cases grow to more than 5,800

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Coronavirus: Northern Italy to quarantine 16 million people

Italy's prime minister has said at least 16 million people are in mandatory quarantine in Lombardy region and also in 14 provinces.

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Coronavirus: Italy reports biggest daily jump in death toll

The death toll from the new coronavirus in Italy has risen to 197 after the largest daily increase in fatalities there since the outbreak began.

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Brexit: Preparations cost government more than £4bn says watchdog

Government departments spent more than £4bn on preparations for leaving the EU, says the public spending watchdog.

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Russia hasn't had any new coronavirus cases. Why is that?

While Russia touts its controversial fight against the coronavirus, others cast doubt

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​ Europe scambles to contain virus outbreak ​

Mass gatherings have been banned in Switzerland and tourists are cancelling their Roman holidays as the deadly coronavirus spreads across Europe.

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​ Putin confirms internet conspiracy theory ​

It’s been the subject of much internet debate – does the Russian leader use a body double? Now he has finally 

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Lawyers for US government deliver opening arguments as extradition case begins

Lawyers for US government deliver opening arguments as extradition case begins

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Immigration: No visas for low-skilled workers, government says

Low-skilled workers would not get visas under post-Brexit immigration plans unveiled by the government.

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Queen’s nephew Earl of Snowdon announces divorce

Less than a week after the Queen’s grandson’s split announcement, another member of the royal family is also getting divorced.

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Brexit: France warns UK of bitter trade negotiations

France has warned Britain to expect a bruising battle with the EU in post-Brexit trade negotiations.

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UK finance minister Sajid Javid resigns amid UK government reshuffle

Sajid Javid resigned his post as UK finance minister amidst the first government reshuffle since the United Kingdom left the European Union.

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Google and EU battle in court over €2.4 billion anti-trust fine

Google and the EU battled in court Wednesday as the search engine giant tried to persuade judges that it was unfairly accused of ill-treating rivals of its Shopping service.

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Merkel's would-be successor Kramp-Karrenbauer won’t run for chancellor, steps down as CDU head amid ruling coalition mayhem

Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, Germany's Defense Minister and Angela Merkel's protégé, is resigning as leader of the Chancellor's CDU party and will not seek to compete for the country's top job in the next election.

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