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Coronavirus has broken out again in New Zealand after more than 100 days and prompted the country's government to put its largest city into strict lockdown.

Belarus is facing one of the biggest political crises in its post-Soviet history, after its presidential election triggered widespread protests.

Police have arrested 17 people after raiding what is thought to be the largest cocaine factory ever found in the Netherlands.

Russia has become the first country in the world to approve a coronavirus vaccine, Vladimir Putin has announced, amid concerns the process was rushed for political purposes.

The number of confirmed coronavirus cases around the world has reached 20 million.

The main opposition candidate in Belarus' presidential election has fled her country amid a police crackdown on protests - and she is now "safe" in Lithuania.

Greece is imposing tougher restrictions following a spike in coronavirus cases.

A 30-year-old corpse has been discovered inside a £30m Paris mansion just a few hundred metres from the French prime minister's official residence.

A BP worker who was sacked after sharing a meme featuring Adolf Hitler has been awarded AUS$200,000 (£109,000) in compensation.