Coronavirus: Man runs marathon on 7-metre balcony in France
The man ran a 42km all within the confinement of his 7-metre balcony.
The man ran a 42km all within the confinement of his 7-metre balcony.
Eloi Jean Rolland, 18, has not been seen since the morning of March 7 in central Auckland.
The move is to slow the spread of Covid-19.
The closures have stopped not only people but also needed goods.
Millions ordered not to leave home except for food, medicine or exercise.
French President Emmanuel Macron said that 'movements will be very strongly reduced'.
New York Times: The great squares and stadiums are empty, the museums shut.
The man has been missing since Friday 6, March and is said to speak limited English.
Comment: An "internet for good" should be our response to March 15, says Jordan Carter.
More than 60 countries have been hit by coronavirus, with infections and deaths mounting.
Ship full of Kiwis, Australians has been refused entry to Madagascar and Mauritius.
The Gard capital of Nimes offers some of the best Roman remains in France.
Police pushed back the surging crowd with tear gas.
Protesters who objected to a concert by a Congolese singer started the fires.
The Paris embezzlement trial will run until March 11.
New York Times: European tourism relies heavily on visitors from China.
Mainland China's death toll has risen to 1523 while France reported Europe's first death.
An outrageous scam has seen the French foreign minister impersonated.
It took two months for Flavie Meriaux and Alexis Martin to complete the project.
Any at-risk children or teachers should stay away for 14 days.
Friends were shocked at the news of her death.
Bernard Preynat faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted of sexually abusing minors.
Pierre Lacoste, head of the French secret service when the Rainbow Warrior sank, has died.
Telegraph: His son may have killed the other's daughter, but an unlikely bond has formed.
The movie was a big winner at the 2020 Golden Globes.
The last event to interrupt the Christmas Mass at Notre Dame was the French Revolution.
First time a large French company has been held to account for workplace bullying.
Richard Cooper and Damon Rees battle in Formula 1, Richie Dibben climbing in Formula 2.